Crimes Against Nature #2
(W) Eliot Rahal (A) Mattia Monaco
CAN A GORILLA KILL IN SELF-DEFENSE? Find out as we meet the journalist trying to peel back the story of how Kermit and Amigo went from fame to fugitives as a mysterious big game poacher hunts them in secret and L.A.P.D.’s Detective Aldo investigation into the two friends takes a wild turn.
Feral #27
(W) Tony Fleecs (A) Tone Rodriguez, Trish Forstner
With no more doors left to open, Elsie is all alone, deeper in the RABID forest than she’s ever been. To survive, she’ll have to make uneasy alliances. But can she trust these new creatures? Who or what are the WILD CATS?
Monstress #65
(W) Marjorie Liu (A) Sana Takeda
Who is the Red Oracle, and what secrets lie beneath her armor? Covert alliances and hidden histories are revealed as Maika continues her quest to reunite with Zinn — and confront the treachery of the Dusk Court.
That Texas Blood: Hell Comes to Allison Ranch #2
(W) Chris Condon (A) Jacob Phillips
THE HOTLY ANTICIPATED RETURN OF THAT TEXAS BLOOD CONTINUES! Joe Bob and Wilson push further into the chaos unleashed at the Allison Ranch as Travis Terrill wrestles with personal — and professional — demons.
Final Boss #11
(W) Tyler Kirkham (A) Tyler Kirkham
An ultra-violent side of Tommy Brazen takes center stage in this epic, blood-soaked, and emotionally shattering conclusion to the story arc. Tommy goes completely ballistic, unleashing hell on Dragod and the Coldbloods to exact absolute vengeance for everything they stole from him. Can he piece his humanity back together? Don’t miss the next devastating chapters of FINAL BOSS.
The Walking Dead Deluxe #147 has Rick trying to figure out what to do about the Whisperers and the anger of the people around him.
The Walking Dead returns in full color with extras! The Walking Dead Deluxe takes us back to the beginning with each issue now featuring full color. There are also extras of what might have been with notes as part of “The Cutting Room Floor.”
What’s it like to revisit this modern classic? How does it change all these years later… and in color? Find out!
Story: Robert Kirkman
Art: Charlie Adlard
Ink: Stefano Gaudiano
Color: Dave McCaig
Letterer: Rus Wooton
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Sometimes, the staff at Graphic Policy read more comics than we’re able to get reviewed. When that happens you’ll see a weekly feature compiling reviews of the comics, or graphic novels, we just didn’t get a chance to write a full one for.
These are Graphic Policy’s Mini Reviews and Recommendations.
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Die Loaded #10 (Image) – This issue is really an excuse for Stephanie Hans to draw cool, dungeon crawling action as the party reaches the Dreamlands. She and Kieron Gillen part the veil on many of the inner workings of Die too. However, my favorite bit of this issue is the last third where Sophie learns that Ash was a very different person in the world of the game. I’m excited to see how the last two issues unpack their relationship as well as its effect on Sophie’s journey and her struggle trying to get her spouse’s friends’ undead kids and mom out. Overall: 8.1 Verdict: Buy
Amazing Spider-Man Halloween Special (Marvel) – Just in time for spooky season, Justina Ireland and Mike Hawthorne gift us with a fun stand-alone Spidey yarn where he must save the holiday with the help of frenemy Hallow’s Eve. Hallow’s Eve’s different-powered masks make for an engaging and clever story, especially when she messes with Spidey’s powers, and he must get creative to save the day. Ireland even goes into Hallow’s Eve’s motivation to not go full hero, and she and Hawthorne bring plenty of humor to the book. As backups, we’ve got a whimsical story from Lee Gatlin about Sinister Six trick or treaters, and Ty Templeton bringing Peanuts style gag strips to the Marvel Universe. I’d honestly read the Templeton stories more than the actual main universe ones. Overall: 8.8 Verdict: Buy
Inglorious X-Force #10 (Marvel) – I wasn’t a big fan of Inglorious X-Force’s final timey wimey plot, but I’ve come to love the volatile combination of Kamala Khan, Boom Boom, Cable, Hellverine, and Archangel. I will definitely follow them over to Fugitive X-Force. But Inglorious X-Force #10 is kind of a mess and is full of paradoxes and keywords. Thankfully, Michael Santa Maria and Romulo Fajardo bring the amped up 90s aesthetic and have enough subtlety to assist Tim Seeley with character grace notes like Boom Boom’s rise to leadership and Kamala Khan getting a glimpse of her future. (I live for President Khan!) Overall: 7.6 Verdict: Read
Writer Curt Pires will expand the mythology of his upcoming Image Comics series, Creature Corps, with a line of additional back-up stories written and drawn by the industry’s ascendant talent, included for free in each giant-sized issue. Illustrated by Jok, the main Creature Corps series features a world where survivalist, fantastical beasts from a broken future slip into the present, pitted against each other for vicious sport. Starting with the first issue debuting on December 2, 2026, The World of Creature Corps will expand the dystopian creature-battling world of the core title with these new mini-chapters included in each issue at no additional cost.
Writer Timmy Heague and artist Stefan Tosheff present the first story arc, revolving around a rehabilitation center for former trainers that paints a harrowing portrait of their former careers. Franklin Jonas and Drew Rende will follow with a psychedelic tale of cosmic horror. Future installments will feature writing by Florida Hippopotamus Cocaine Massacre breakout Fred Kennedy, newcomer Juanse Eslava, and more creators to be announced at a later date.
As a suspect for the Rascal Randy killings nervously bounces their foot in an Aurora Springs jail cell, the sordid history of Daily Pictures begins to unspool from the projector reel. Lilly and Eli may finally understand the motive behind these brutal murders—but is the right bunny in the cage? Or will they be the next names on the casualty list?
Story: Tyler Boss
Art: Dylan Burnett
Color: Jordie Bellaire
Letterer: Becca Carey
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D’orc travels to the Frozen Moors in search of the Bone Witch and to escape that annoying Dark Golem that’s hunting him. But the Necromancer atop the snowy mountains is slowly building an army of meat monsters and D’orc now comes to face, to face, to face, to… oh, gross why are there SO many faces!?!
Story: Brett Bean
Art: Brett Bean
Color: Frank William
Letterer: Nate Piekos
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