Matt Kindt’s Mind MGMT: New & Improved #1 Heads Back to Press for Same-Day Second Printing
Oni Press has announced that Mind MGMT: New & Improved #1 has already sold out at Lunar Distribution, Universal Distribution, and Diamond UK nearly six weeks in advance of its June 24th, 2026 street date. Check out our early review of the debut issue.
In response, Oni Press is rushing the 32-page, ad-free issue – featuring a brand-new, self-contained introduction to ultimate epic of psychic warfare and paranoid intrigue written, drawn, colored, lettered, and designed by superstar creator and New York Times best-selling cartoonist Matt Kindt – immediately back to press to ensure that the Mind MGMT: New & Improved #1 Second Printing arrives on store shelves alongside the first printing on June 24th in order to meet the fast-building tidal wave of fan and retailer demand.
Also featuring a stunningly effective die-cut cover (like the first printing) that ties directly into the series’ immersive storytelling, the Mind MGMT: New & Improved #1 Second Printing will appear on Final Order Cut-Off (FOC) on Monday, May 25th.
Additionally, as an extra-added measure to ensure that Oni can adequately meet demand throughout North America and worldwide, the publisher is also unlocking an additional supply of Mind MGMT: New & Improved #1’s Operation: Blind Bag units – featuring a selection of 15 limited, chase, and hyper-rare variant covers from Jenna Cha, Jeff Lemire, Jesse Lonergan, Fábio Moon, and David Rubín, J.H. Williams III, and Matt Kindt himself.
Ten years ago, the extra-governmental agency known as Mind Management exploded in a barrage of bullets and brain matter. Those that survived have gone underground—forging new lives with unremarkable identities and falsified pasts to obfuscate the strange abilities that once made them highly prized assets in the global war for psychic control. Now, two investigators—Detective Delphi and Detective Swon—have found themselves at the center of an unexpected puzzle. Here: A man poisoned in a coffee shop with a sophisticated neurotoxin. There: A supposed suicide victim run over by a train . . . with his arms found in a trash can five miles from the tracks. Their connection: Someone is killing former Mind Management agents in improbable and arcane ways . . . Seemingly impossible crimes committed by a faceless killer capable of evading even the most pervasive digital surveillance. What secret are they killing to protect? Who will be next? Has Mind Management returned? Did it ever go away? You are paranoid . . . but are you paranoid enough?













































































