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Dark Knights: Metal swings with some big concepts to just sit back and enjoy

A dark universe screams to be heard—and Batman is the one who opens the door. Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s explosive, reality-shattering epic that introduced the Dark Multiverse arrives in an affordable, portable DC Compact Comics edition.

It’s a mystery that connects generations. Rare, powerful metals appearing throughout Earth’s history, granting phenomenal powers—even life. These metals don’t appear on Earth’s periodic table, because they aren’t from this world.

Now these metals will be used to make a connection between our world and a world of nightmares known as the Dark Multiverse. And this bridge between worlds will be created through a human soul—Bruce Wayne!

One of the biggest events in DC history is here! Master storytellers Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo reunite after their smash-hit Batman series for a shocking, action-packed epic. Collects Dark Nights: Metal #1-6, plus tie-in issues Batman: Lost #1 and Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt #1!

Story: Scott Snyder
Art: Greg Capullo
Ink: Jonathan Glapion
Color: FCO Plascencia
Additional Writers: James Tynion IV, Joshua Williamson, Grant Morrison
Additional Art: Mikel Janin, Jorge Jimenez, Doug Mahnke, Alvaro Martinez, Yanick Paquette, Howard Porter, Raul Fernandez, Jaime Mendoza
Additional Color: Alejandro Sanchez, Wil Quintana, Hi-Fi, Nathan Fairbairn, June Chung, Brad Anderson
Letterer: Steve Wands, Clayton Cowles, Tom Napolitano

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The Legendary Arthur Adams Changes Everything You Thought You Knew in Terminal #6

Skybound and Image Comics have announced that comics icon Arthur Adams will make his highly anticipated return to interior art work and Terminal interior art debut with Terminal #6. The blockbuster series is created by the team of Robert Kirkman and Joe Casey, Andy Kubert, David Finch, and Arthur Adams.

The most shocking superhero series of the year gets even more explosive with the arrival or Arthur Adams as Terminal #6 lands in comic book shops on December 23, 2026. 

But what is the secret of the Obelisk?  

There is a secret cost to fighting this superhuman war… and no one will see it coming. 

The complete lineup of Terminal #6 covers includes a main cover by Arthur Adams and Dave McCaig, open to order covers by David Finch and Dave McCaig, Andy Kubert and Dave McCaig, and the iconic Frank Quitely making his Terminal cover debut; as well as a 1:25 incentive variant by Ben Oliver, a 1:50 incentive variant by Jae Lee and June Chung, and a 1:100 incentive variant by Whilce Portacio and Dean White.

  • Comic book cover titled 'Terminal' featuring a muscular character with spiked armor and a fierce expression, accompanied by a large, intimidating creature behind him, with dramatic colors and dynamic poses.
  • Comic book cover featuring a monstrous creature with sharp claws and a reptilian appearance, surrounded by debris and a dark background, titled 'Terminal'.
  • Comic book cover for 'Terminal' featuring multiple characters engaged in a fierce battle, showcasing dynamic poses and dramatic action. The title 'TERMINAL' is prominently displayed at the top.
  • Comic book cover featuring a male character with long dark hair, a partially destroyed face revealing sharp teeth and blood, titled 'TERMINAL' at the top.
  • Cover art for the comic 'Terminal' featuring a dramatic, blood-splattered scene with a figure in a dark outfit and yellow elements, set against a stark background.
  • Comic book cover for 'Terminal' featuring a fierce woman with red hair in a red outfit, surrounded by debris and intense colors, expressing a powerful emotion.
  • Comic book cover featuring a character with a lion-like face wearing a black bodysuit and a beige cloak, titled 'TERMINAL'.

A full list of covers is below: 

  • Terminal #6 Cover A by Arthur Adams & Dave McCaig 
  • Terminal #6 Cover B by David Finch & Dave McCaig 
  • Terminal #6 Cover C by Andy Kubert & Dave McCaig 
  • Terminal #6 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Ben Oliver 
  • Terminal #6 Cover E (1:50 Incentive) by Jae Lee & June Chung 
  • Terminal #6 Cover F (1:100 Incentive) by Whilce Portacio & Dean White 
  • Terminal #6 Cover G by Frank Quitely

Ignition Press reveals Exclusives for Rose City Comic Con

Ignition Press has revealed three variant covers available at Rose City Comic Con. If you’re planning to attend the show, make sure you snag your copy. If not, no worries, they’ll make any remaining copies available for purchase after the convention on ignitionpress.com.

Prima Apparata #1, the new series from Olivia Dufault and Rebekah Isaacs, has an exclusive cover by series artist Rebekah Isaacs. This cover is limited to 500 copies and will be available for purchase at Olivia Dufault’s Booth #D-09 and Rebekah Isaac‘s Booth #D-03.

Prima Apparata #1

The Folk of Dooney Hollow #1 makes an early debut ahead of its September 9th on-sale date. The new horror series from Jeremy Haun and Alex Lins has an exclusive cover by Jae Lee and June Chung. This cover is limited to 500 copies and will be available for purchase at Jeremy Haun‘s Booth #D-10.

The Folk of Dooney Hollow #1 RCCC variant cover

Cult-de-Sac #1 by Cullen Bunn and Fico Ossio has an exclusive cover by Inaki Miranda. This cover is limited to 500 copies and will be available for purchase at Cullen Bunn‘s Booth #D-04.

Cult-de-Sac #1 RCCC variant cover

M1: Monster Racing League #1 Rushes Back to Print

Co-writers Robert Windom and Lily Windom, Eisner Award winning artist Jae Lee, and colorist June Chung have hit big with the launch of M1: Monster Racing League. This high-octane debut broke the speed barrier with a quick sell-out at the distributor level and is being rushed back to print by Image in order to keep pace with demand.

Check out our review of the first issue.

The M1: Monster Racing League#1, second printing will also feature road-ready new cover art by Lee.

M1: Monster Racing League#1, second printing (Lunar Code 0526IM8423) will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, July 8.

M1: Monster Racing League#1, second printing

M1: Monster Racing League #1 Introduces us to a Different Tokyo Drift

M1: Monster Racing League #1

When 17-year-old Dev moves to Japan, she stumbles into an underground world of illegal street racing, where speed is power and mutation wins championships. M1: Monster Racing League #1 is an intriguing debut that has us wanting to see what’s next.

With a description of “K-Pop Demon Hunters meets Fast & Furious,” we had to check out M1: Monster Racing League #1. The debut issue, from writers Lily Windom and Robert Windom is interesting and you can see its influences. The story is simple, a girl named Dev moves to Japan from San Diego, California and then gets into street racing. While the teaser text mentions Fast and Furious, it’s more specifically Tokyo Drift. A rather strict and ominous father, a rebellious kid, teases of trouble back in the US, and underground racing. All it’s missing is Han… might that might not be the case and we do have one in Kaito, a racer Dev outshines.

The Windoms put together an entertaining start with memorable characters that are full of personality. Dev is a grumbling teenager, angry over her move to Japan and what she left behind. There’s Marise, a chatty school mate who seems to be packed with energy and the inability to stay quiet as well as her brother Kaito, an underground racer.

All of that is draped in the art of Jae Lee with color by June Chung and lettering by Joe Sabino. The comic has style and the racing itself has visuals that pop. But, it’s Jae Lee’s art which you have to enjoy to appreciate the comic. For me, some of the faces look odd and at times look a bit similar. It’s a Lee’s style and it’s unique and distinctive. Overall, when it works, I think it works really well but when it doesn’t, it’s distracting. The page layouts, and color, also don’t keep this a pop infused comic. Instead, it’s more muted with the colors tending to be more muted and the page layouts handling the flow and excitement.

M1: Monster Racing League #1 is an interesting start with a lot of potential. There’s teases of something bigger as the racing progresses but the first issue dips its toes onto the track for an experience that’s entertaining, fun, and a lot of potential.

Story: Lily Windom, Robert Windom Art: Jae Lee
Color: June Chung Letterer: Joe Sabino
Story: 8.0 Art: 8.0 Overall: 8.0 Recommendation: Read

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M1: Monster Racing League from Jae Lee, Robert Windom, Lily Windom, and June Chung hits the streets, and shelves, this June

Co-writers Robert Windom and Lily Windom, Eisner Award winning artist Jae Lee, and colorist June Chung will kick comics into high gear with the upcoming ongoing series M1: Monster Racing League. This high-octane launch will start its engines in June from Image Comics.

This launch will include an eye-popping variant cover by Jon J Muth and additional, highly collectible covers by Lee.

Emmy Award winning writer and producer Jeffrey M. Howard is also developing an animated version of the series.

When 17-year-old Dev moves to Japan, she stumbles into an underground world of illegal street racing, where speed is power and mutation wins championships. This high-octane sci-fi drama, set in a near-future Tokyo, is Fast & Furious by way of KPop Demon Hunters, Arcane, and Akira.

This project marks the second project that the Windoms have written together after the graphic novel Family Time, which Lily co-wrote with her father at just eleven-years-old.

This also will be the first time that award-winning creator Jae Lee has been an interior artist on an ongoing monthly comic book series since the ’90s. Husband-wife duo Lee and Chung are known for their popular comic covers and interior art collaborations on titles such as This Ends Tonight and Batman/Superman.

Outside of comic writing, Robert Windom is known for executive producing the documentary Dave Stevens: Drawn to Perfection, for which he won a Film Threat award. The critically acclaimed film was directed by Kelvin Mao; Windom, Lee, and Chung also co-created the Image Comics limited series This Ends Tonight and Seven Sons with Mao.

M1: Monster Racing League #1 will also feature a variant cover illustrated by Caldecott Honoree Jon J Muth, who is known for creating children’s books such as Zen Ties and illustrating graphic novels such as Grant Morrison’s The Mystery Play, for which he won the Eisner Award in the “Best Painter” category.

M1: Monster Racing League #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, June 10.

M1: Monster Racing League #1 
  • Cover A by Jae Lee – Lunar Code 0426IM0285
  • Cover B by Muth – Lunar Code 0426IM0286
  • Cover C Blank Sketch cover – Lunar Code 0426IM0287
  • Cover D 1:25 copy incentive by Jae Lee – Lunar Code 0426IM0288
  • Cover E: black & white 1:50 copy incentive by Jae Lee – Lunar Code 0426IM0289

Preview: Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town #2

Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town #2

Writer: Torunn Grønbekk
Artist: Edu Menna
Covers: Jae Lee & June Chung (A), Soo Lee (B), Alan Quah (C), Disney library (D)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Adventure | $4.99 | All Ages

LIFE’S MORE FUN WITH SOME GOOD SCARES! Dynamite’s first-ever ongoing comic book series set in the world of the beloved film Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas continues with its second seasonal issue this February! Dr. Finkelstein’s newest creation, the deceptively adorable Shiver, has been spirited away by Lock, Shock, and Barrel, much to Sally’s consternation. But things are about to go from bad to worse for this newest resident of Halloween Town when Shiver stumbles into Oogie Boogie’s lair — and unknowingly consumes a breakfast belonging to three of his hungry ghouls! Luckily for Shiver, Lock, Shock, and Barrel aren’t about to lose their new friend over such a trivial misunderstanding — not when they’re due at Christmas Town for the snowy realm’s first-ever Halloween. And it’s a good thing, too, because when the famed trio of tricksters confront the horrifying adorableness of Christmas Town’s take on their signature celebration, they’ll need all the help that they can get to set things right! Jolly old elves TORUNN GRØNBEKK and EDU MENNA summon the holiday spirits in Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town #2 — accompanied by costumed covers from JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG, SOO LEE, and ALAN QUAH, as well as a special selection from the Disney Library!

Disney Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Shiver of Christmas Town #2

Preview: Stitch #5

Stitch #5

writer: Connor Ratliff, James III
artist: Greta Xella
covers: Edwin Salmon (A), Jae Lee & June Chung (B), Ciro Cangialosi (C), George Kambadais (D)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Adventure | $4.99 | All Ages

WELCOME TO SCRUMP WORLD! Lilo’s beloved doll Scrump takes center stage when Dr. Jumba “borrows” her for a new experiment. As part of his research into novel avenues of scientific villainy (purely theoretical, of course!), Jumba wires Scrump up to a new device designed to turn his enemies into dolls. It’s a simple proof-of-concept procedure with no real risks — but considering that Stitch is loose in the lab, maybe Jumba shouldn’t have made the button that says “DO NOT PRESS!” quite so big, red, and shiny! In the aftermath, Jumba, Agent Pleakley, and Stitch find themselves pondering new lives as adorably undersized playthings while a newly mobile (and considerably enlarged) Scrump heads out to see the world. But how far-reaching are the effects of Jumba’s latest technological breakthrough? And more important: are they reversible?

Discover the surprising answers in STITCH #5, from creative action figures CONNOR RATLIFF, JAMES III, and GRETA XELLA — featuring backing card covers from EDWIN GALMON, JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG, CIRO CANGIALOSI, and GEORGE KAMBADAIS!

Stitch #5

The War of Jokes & Riddles delivers nice details and an entertaining battle between Joker & Riddler

Fanhome has launched The Legends of Batman, an expansive series of hardcover graphic novels featuring the greatest adventures of DC’s legendary Caped Crusader.

This incredible series of stories brings Batman’s life story together in an epic full-color collection.

We check out The War of Jokes & Riddles, collecting Batman #25-#32.

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Story: Tom King
Art: Mikel Janin, Clay Mann
Ink: Mikel Janin, Danny Miki, John Livesay, Clay Mann, Hugo Petrus, Seth Mann
Color: June Chung, Gabe Eltaeb, Jordie Bellaire
Letterer: Clayton Cowles

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Preview: Space Ghost #7

Space Ghost #7

writer: David Pepose
artist: Jonathan Lau
covers: Francesco Mattina (A), Jae Lee & June Chung (B), Michael Cho (C), Bjorn Barends (D)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Adventure | $4.99 | Teen | 1/14/26

In this first chapter of a special two-part story, the Ghost Planet crew gather to witness the beginning of a bold new era in science — only to look on in horror when the experiment goes terribly wrong, transforming a close friend into a deadly new foe!

The rigorously peer-reviewed partnership of DAVID PEPOSE and JONATHAN LAU goes back to the drawing board in Space Ghost #7 — featuring exacting footnotes from FRANCESCO MATTINA, JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG, MICHAEL CHO, and BJORN BARENDS!

Space Ghost #7
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