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Brian Michael Bendis and Jacob Edgar’s Satirical Superhero Series returns in The Ones Volume II: The Other Ones

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Dark Horse Comics presents The Ones Volume II: The Other Ones, the newest story arc of the explosive comedy comic series from Peabody and Eisner Award winner Brian Michael Bendis and Jacob Edgar. Written by Bendis, illustrated by Edgar, colored by K. J. Díaz, and lettered by Joshua Reed, this four-issue arc introduces a brand-new prophecy for the Chosen Ones.

There came a day, a day unlike any other, when all THE CHOSEN ONES from many different mythologies were ordered by a prophecy of the universe to band together and stand up and defeat the ACTUAL CHOSEN ONE. This was all news to the collective chosen ones, because not only did they find out there were other chosen ones, but that none of them were THE chosen one like they were told. (Unless this is what they were chosen for, which, spoilers: they were.)

Anyway, that first story has been told, and told so well, that THE ONES ARE BACK with an all-new challenge and a brand-new prophecy to fulfill. 

The Ones are back to take on THE OTHER ONES. Seems there are a few other people on Earth who thought or were told THEY were The Ones. And they are not thrilled.

The Ones Volume II: The Other Ones #1 (of 4) will be available in comic shops on December 9, 2026. It is now available for preorder from your local comic shop for $4.99.

The Ones Volume II: The Other Ones #1

Preview: Powers 25 #12

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Powers 25 #12

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artist: Michael Avon Oeming
Colorist: Nick Filardi
Letterer: Joshua Reed
Cover artist: Michael Avon Oeming

Here it is! The shocking conclusion to the critically acclaimed first year long epic of Powers 25!

Discover the fallout of the big murder investigation and how it will affect all of powers going forward. Does it ruin the twist ending if we tell you there’s a twist ending? Also, a very special sneak preview to the brand-new sci-fi project by Powers creators Bendis and Oeming . . . The Futurist!

Powers 25 #12

Preview: Skate Ali #3

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Skate Ali #3

Writer: Sam Humphries · Kelly Sue DeConnick
Artist: Natacha Bustos
Letterer: Joshua Reed
Cover artist: Natacha Bustos

Dear Dad — I’m in deep with the Skull Clan but I can’t keep up. They use the Rush to skate and I’m a complete flop at it. You know who’s no help? The ghost that lives in my skateboard (don’t ask). Anyway, there’s some secret blood oath tournament against Playa Clan and I’m totally screwed. It actually makes me wish I did my math homework once in awhile. Other than that, I’m just fine! Totally fine and totally not freaking out!! Love you, bye!!! –Ali

From Eisner-winning writer Kelly Sue DeConnick (Bitch Planet, FML) and hitmaker Sam Humphries (Harley Quinn, Guardians of the Galaxy) team up with artist Natacha Bustos (Moon Girl, Miles Morales) for a high-octane, genre-smashing sci-fi skatepunk saga about friendship, rebellion, and finding your line when the world wants to knock you down.

Skate Ali #3

Preview: Skate Ali #2

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Skate Ali #2

Writer: Sam Humphries · Kelly Sue DeConnick
Artist: Natacha Bustos
Letterer: Joshua Reed
Cover artist: Rosemary Valero-O’Connell

Dear Dad—I almost got arrested. Okay so I DID get arrested LOL. These Skull Clan skaters are cool. But weird. But also some of them are really unpleasant and I kind of want to leave. But Skull Queen 9 said that if I joined them for their big stupid race she’d solve our problems. Idk. Their best skater Maria just pulled me up to a rooftop and told me to skate off the edge and . . . anyway, I think I might die? Also, I think I saw a ghost. Love you, bye!!! —Ali

From Eisner-winning writer Kelly Sue DeConnick (Bitch Planet, FML) and hitmaker Sam Humphries (Harley Quinn, Guardians of the Galaxy) team up with artist Natacha Bustos (Moon Girl, Miles Morales) for a high-octane, genre-smashing sci-fi skatepunk saga about friendship, rebellion, and finding your line when the world wants to knock you down.

Skate Ali #2

Preview: Powers 25 #11

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Powers 25 #11

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artist: Michael Avon Oeming
Colorist: Nick Filardi
Letterer: Joshua Reed
Cover artist: Michael Avon Oeming

The killer revealed!

Powers detectives Kutter and Moon catch the killer who has ripped the world of powers in half. A reveal twenty-five years in the making.

Powers 25 #11

Preview: Powers 25 #10

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Powers 25 #10

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artist: Michael Avon Oeming
Colorist: Nick Filardi
Letterer: Joshua Reed
Cover artist: Michael Avon Oeming

It’s Powers detectives Kutter versus Moon! It was bound to happen. Two detectives from very different backgrounds thrust together into a partnership during a case that has revealed layers and layers of controversy. Will Kutter’s controversial moves toward the legacy star be the final straw? Will Detective Moon having powers make him ineligible from doing his job? Will these brand-new partners be able to find common ground or are they the physical embodiment of everything that is controversial in the world of Powers today.

Powers 25 #10

Preview: Skate Ali #1

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Skate Ali #1

Writer: Sam Humphries · Kelly Sue DeConnick
Artist: Natacha Bustos
Letterer: Joshua Reed
Cover artist: Natacha Bustos

Welcome to near future Los Angeles—a neon-scorched city where skateboarding has been ruthlessly outlawed. But nothing stops Skate Ali.

By day, she’s just another student dodging detention. By night—she’s a rebel on wheels, an enigmatic loner defying the law on the Los Angeles streets.

But when Ali slams headfirst into the infamous world of underground skateboarding, she comes face to face with a crew of outcast skaters called the LA Skull Clan, and their masked leader, Skull Queen 9. Fueled by a magical force called the Rush, the clan pulls off explosive moves and defiant acts of resistance.

Faced with the opportunity of leveling up her game, but afraid of actually being perceived by others, Ali must decide: will she play it safe, or kickflip straight into a revolution?

Eisner-winning writer Kelly Sue DeConnick (Bitch Planet, FML) and hitmaker Sam Humphries (Harley Quinn, Guardians of the Galaxy) team up with artist Natacha Bustos (Moon Girl, Miles Morales) for a high-octane, genre-smashing sci-fi skatepunk saga about friendship, rebellion, and finding your line when the world wants to knock you down.

Skate Ali #1

Where Monsters Lie: Dead End is a perfect ending to the series with the over the top moments we love

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Where Monsters Lie: Dead End is a 52 page, full color comic with EIGHT pages of backmatter — a 60 page comic — that tells the tale of Special Agent Connor Hayes, a final girl turned monster hunter as he tries to finally end the monster menace on Earth. And that means, among other places, taking his fight straight to Hell itself.

Story: Kyle Starks
Art: Piotr Kowalski
Color: Vladmir Popov
Letterer: Joshua Reed

Get your copy now online with the link below.

Kyle Starks’ Shop

Preview: Powers 25 #9

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Powers 25 #9

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artist: Michael Avon Oeming
Colorist: Nick Filardi
Letterer: Joshua Reed
Cover artist: Michael Avon Oeming

POWERS is back!

The controversial Christian Walker Powers Act is tearing the city apart. Super-scientists are at war with the Powers Division, and dangerous lines are being drawn in blood.

From the original creators of the Eisner Award–winning series, comes a blistering new chapter in this all-new crime saga.

PLUS: Don’t miss an exclusive look back at the groundbreaking 25-year history of POWERS!

Powers 25 #9

Preview: Powers 25 #7

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Powers 25 #7

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artist: Michael Avon Oeming
Colorist: Nick Filardi
Letterer: Joshua Reed
Cover artist: Michael Avon Oeming

The return of the multi-Eisner award-winning series! The original creators of POWERS have returned with a brand-new case featuring new secrets from the Powers universe.

Meet… THE GRAND. A whole new generation of powers that have gathered together specifically to reject the status quo of generations before them. After decades of Powers that abused their powers and turned on each other these new emissaries see themselves above what’s gone before them.

How do they fit into the new status quo of the Christian Walker Powers Act? If the cops have to play by new rules and the Powers are playing by new rules… will these new rules conflict or celebrate each other?

It’s a race to see who can uncover the conspiracy behind the latest Powers murder.

Powers 25 #7
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