Writer: Paulina Ganucheau Artist: Kendall Goode Covers: Marguerite Sauvage (A), Keyla Valerio (B), Stephen Byrne (C), Photo 1 (D), Photo 2 (E) FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Mystery, Action / Adventure | $4.99 | Teen
SAM WINCHESTER, IN HIS OWN SERIES FOR THE FIRST TIME, from superstar writer PAULINA GANUCHEAU (Disney Villains: Maleficent) and rising artist KENDALL GOODE (The Terminator: Santa Claus Is Coming To Town)! After doing something to his brother that he can never take back, the younger Winchester brother finds himself drawn toward a mysterious farmhouse in the middle of nowhere…but what is it hiding? This issue features a cover by Stephen Byrne that connects with a cover on SUPERNATURAL: DEAN WINCHESTER #1!
Dynamite has announced the next major phase of comics for the Supernaturalfranchise! Following the best-selling series written by Greg Pak, the Winchester brothers are unexpectedly split and wayward in a historic first as writers Chuck Brown and Paulina Ganucheau steer two intertwined titles starting this October!
This shocking schism starts this September in the Supernatural: Waywardspecial by Ganucheau and artist John Amor. Seam and Dean are bound by both blood and purpose, but horrible, hellish forces threaten to drive them to travel separate roads.
Just in time for the spooky season, fans can then pick up double the Supernatural stories as the two brothers go solo and solve thrilling cases. The questions in these two series are — how long can they stay apart and what could drive them back together?
In Supernatural: Dean Winchester, Eisner Award-winning scribe Chuck Brown and star artist Rapha Lobosco pick up the elder Winchester hurt and alone in the boozy and shadow-strewn streets of New Orleans. It’s Mardi Gras in the Big Easy, which means not only flocks of colorful characters, but also its hallowed alleyways crawling with creepiness and mystery. Dean is determined to close a case his dad never could, but to do so, he might have to murder a god…
Following Wayward, Paulina Ganucheau is joined by rising artist Kendall Goode in cracking open new tales for the younger brother in Supernatural: Sam Winchester. After he’s done something to Dean that he can never take back, Sam is drawn to an abandoned town deep in the heart of Appalachia. Guided by cryptic phone calls, he finds himself wrapped up in a mystery as old as the mountains themselves. Will the ancient eldritch horrors overtake this Winchester?
Dean’s standalone series is complemented by fittingly slick covers by Marguerite Sauvage and Lobosco, plus a pair of photos showcasing the brother’s iconic visage. As a multitalented creator, Ganucheau also contributes covers to her series, alongside Goode and two photos spotlighting Sam.
Supernatural super fans can check out the mystery blind bag options available for both titles, offering a fun approach to collecting and exclusive premium variant editions like logo-less versions, line art presentations of art, and more.
Readers are encouraged to follow both series, keeping up with the twin tales of the Winchesters and staying tuned for even more shocking tales to come that will reunite the wayward family once more!
The JazzyPickleton Cucumbers have gone AWOL! With Terry, Pim Pim, and Jane still off on the Mysteriously Mysterious Mystery Island, Yolanda and Pam touring with a goblin band, and Sonny searching for a cure for the ill Zeke, King Bernard has no team to field. The Cucumbers have to forfeit a match to the always-defeated Dingleberries! Humiliated, the King holds tryouts for new team members―but can these rookies perform in the arena?
Story: Gene Luen Yang Art: Kendall Goode Ink: Alison Acton Color: Karina Edwards, Alex Campbell
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Dark Horse Books and Wizards of the Coast present the Dungeons & Dragons: Animated Adventures Library Edition,a new deluxe hardcover book collecting all three of IDW’s Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures series. The Saturday Morning Adventures series is written by David M. Booher and Sam Maggs, illustrated by George Kambadais and Jack Lawrence, colored by Kambadais, Josh Burcham, John-Paul Bove, Kendall Goode, Ed Pirrie, and Ben Pirrie, and lettered by Ed Dukeshire and Rus Wooton. This edition will also feature brand-new cover art by Rex Xie and a variant cover art gallery.
Once upon a time, a group of six friends hopped aboard a Dungeons & Dragons–themed rollercoaster, and it magically transported them to the Forgotten Realms!
When the kids arrived, they met Dungeon Master, who gifted them with enchanted items that gave them powers. Noble ranger Hank, charismatic cavalier Eric, dexterous acrobat Diana, wise magician Presto, clever thief Sheila, and brash barbarian Bobby just wanted to find a way back home—but instead, they end up fighting off forces of evil or helping those in need.
Tag along with the team as they leap through a mysterious portal and find themselves at a spooky monastery in Waterdeep! Get out the sunscreen and hit the beach with the kids as they plan on having summer vacation, only to end up tangling with dragons! And finally, set sail for the swashbuckling Sword Coast where the friends find themselves clashing with pirates!
Get ready for some fun adventures this summer with theDungeons & Dragons: Animated Adventures Library Edition! This edition will be available August 4, 2026 in bookstores and comic shops and is now available for preorder at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and your local comic shop or bookstore for $49.99.
Ignition Press debuts its first anthology, and it’s an oversized hunk ‘o burning love spanning from the depths of the ocean to the far reaches of space! Emotions run hot in romance, and some people go to extremes for the person — or creature — they desire.
Story: Olivia Dufault, Sugar May, Rosa Ekedal, Jamie S. Rich, Chris Burnham, Patrick Horvath Art: Dani, Sugar May, Rosa Ekedal, Belen Culebras, Chris Burnham Morgan Beem Color: Brad Simpson, Kendall Goode, Allen Passalaqua, Morgan Beem Letterer: Andworld Design, Pat Brosseau
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writer: Paulina Ganucheau artist: Kendall Goode covers: Will Robson (A), Francesco Biagini (B), Reese Hannigan (C), Kendall Goode (D) FC | All Cardstock Covers | 40 pages | Science Fiction | $5.99 | Teen+
It’s Christmas Eve in Skynet’s apocalyptic future, and the atmosphere is pretty far from festive. But even in the blasted rubble of civilization, the surviving elders of the Resistance have fond memories of the holiday — and in between drone attacks, the younger members are eager to hear about them.
The story of the jolly old man in a red suit who infiltrated people’s perimeters is especially intriguing. How did he avoid the sentries and guard dogs? What kind of exfiltration technique was he using? And most important, did he have glowing red eyes that matched his fur-trimmed hat — like the hulking figure that’s now advancing on their position?
Get ready to deck the halls with phased plasma rifles as relentless comics machines PAULINA GANUCHEAU and KENDALL GOODE celebrate the most wonderful time of the year in The Terminator: Santa Claus Is Coming to Town — featuring seasonal cover wrappings from GOODE, WILL ROBSON, FRANCESCO BIAGINI, and REESE HANNIGAN!
HUMANITY IS ON THE NAUGHTY LIST! It’s Christmas Eve in Skynet’s apocalyptic future, and the atmosphere is pretty far from festive. But even in the blasted rubble of civilization, the surviving elders of the Resistance have fond memories of the holiday — and in between drone attacks, the younger members are eager to hear about them. The story of the jolly old man in a red suit who infiltrated people’s perimeters is especially intriguing. How did he avoid the sentries and guard dogs? What kind of exfiltration technique was he using? And most important, did he have glowing red eyes that matched his fur-trimmed hat — like the hulking figure that’s now advancing on their position? The Terminator: Santa Claus is Coming to Town is a holiday tale featuring killer robots.
Written by Paulina Ganucheau, The Terminator: Santa Claus is Coming to Town is an entertaining one-shot that delivers a little festive cheer into the 41 year old franchise. Did we say cheer? We meant a life and death battle with a Terminator. The story has a tentative connection to the holidays with the resistance members chatting about Christmas that was and the Terminator donning a Santa Claus outfit.
For those who are Terminator fans, this might irk you as the mall they’re in is set up for the holidays, but in the films Judgement Day is July or August, so it’s a little odd that there’d be any Christmas stuff out on display for the Terminator to don. There could be explanations it was left there by others, and maybe I missed that explanation, but it’s a small detail that stood out to me.
The art by Kendall Goode is decent. With lettering by Jeff Eckleberry, the overall vibe feels bit more kids cartoon than Terminator franchise. It’d be like the Terminator adapted for the 90s Fox afternoon cartoon block. The action is decent and Terminator looks interesting and somewhat deranged dressed as a killer Santa but the style delivers a lighter tone than other recent Terminator comics.
Though The Terminator: Santa Claus is Coming to Town isn’t the Terminator vs. Santa silliness I wanted, it’s still an entertaining comic and a bit different to get you in the holiday mood.
writer: Paulina Ganucheau artist: Kendall Goode covers: Will Robson (A), Francesco Biagini (B), Reese Hannigan (C), Kendall Goode (D) FC | All Cardstock Covers | 40 pages | Science Fiction | $5.99 | Teen+
It’s Christmas Eve in Skynet’s apocalyptic future, and the atmosphere is pretty far from festive. But even in the blasted rubble of civilization, the surviving elders of the Resistance have fond memories of the holiday — and in between drone attacks, the younger members are eager to hear about them.
The story of the jolly old man in a red suit who infiltrated people’s perimeters is especially intriguing. How did he avoid the sentries and guard dogs? What kind of exfiltration technique was he using? And most important, did he have glowing red eyes that matched his fur-trimmed hat — like the hulking figure that’s now advancing on their position?
Get ready to deck the halls with phased plasma rifles as relentless comics machines PAULINA GANUCHEAU and KENDALL GOODE celebrate the most wonderful time of the year in The Terminator: Santa Claus Is Coming to Town — featuring seasonal cover wrappings from GOODE, WILL ROBSON, FRANCESCO BIAGINI, and REESE HANNIGAN!
Skeleton twins Rylie and Wylie are worried about their uncle Skulgar. They haven’t seen him since he set off across the ocean in search of the master builder, Maestro. But Maestro has just shown up at their doorstep with terrible news: Skulgar has disappeared! The twins and Maestro join forces with Terry, Pim Pim, and Jane, who journey to Mystery Island to confront Skulgar’s mysterious kidnapper.
Story: Gene Luen Yang Art: Kendall Goode Ink: Alison Acton Color: Karina Edwards, Alex Campbell
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The holiday season is quickly approaching, and this year The Terminator franchise shows fans a terrifying vision of the most wonderful time of the year! Paulina Ganucheau leads the way in a new comic book from Dynamite Entertainment and STUDIOCANAL. The Terminator: Santa Claus is Coming to Townreleases this December!
Humanity is on the naughty list! In the war-torn apocalyptic future conquered by the forces of Skynet, Christmas Eve is far from festive. Yet even in the crumbling remains of civilization, with rubble and death around every corner, a scant few surviving elders of the Resistance carry the torch for the Christmas spirit. In between drone attacks, the younger members of the movement are eager to hear these heart-warming fables of Christmases past.
To these youngest in the vigilantly surviving human race, the stories of the jolly old man in his ruby-red robes who infiltrated the homes of everyone across the globe are especially intriguing. How did he avoid the sentries and guard dogs? What kind of exfiltration techniques was he using? Did he have glowing red eyes to match his fur-trimmed hat? How different was he from the hulking, mechanical monsters now advancing on their positions?
Writer Paulina Ganucheau and artist Kendall Goode are crafting the perfect Christmas present for fans of The Terminator. Across 28 story-stuffed pages, The team is rounded out with seasonal cover wrappings from Goode, Will Robson, Francesco Biagini, and Reese Hannigan.
