THE DEADMAN COMES TO GOTHAM! Our eschatological escapades continue in this definitive depiction of DC’s Deadest Do-Gooder! An unknown species of demon has eaten the heaven-bound soul of a highway cyclist… compromising the sanctity of Earth’s Spiritual Math… and threatening the fragile glue that holds everything together! At the behest of goddess Rama Kushna, Boston Brand — a.k.a. the Deadman — has finally donned his brand-new super-suit… which is perfect, it turns out, for his latest spectral assignment: a sleuthy sojourn to the city where sin never sleeps: Gotham!
Skybound, Image Comics, and Hasbro have revealed interior pages and the lineup of variant covers for Void Rivals #32.
From the creative team of writer Robert Kirkman, artist Conor Hughes, colorist Patricio Delpeche, and letterer Rus Wooton, this all-new chapter of the epic space operahits comic book shops on July 22, 2026.
In the aftermath of the Quintesson war, Darak and Solia are on the run and find themselves lost together, with danger looming all around…
Void Rivals #32 feature a main cover by co-creator Lorenzo De Felici, along with a lineup of variant covers including open-to-order covers by Conor Hughes, Iban Coello and Adriano Lucas,a 1:25 incentive variant by Andrea Sorrentino, and a 1:50 incentive variant by the creative duo behind Ice Cream Man, Martín Morazzo and Chris O’Halloran.
The full list of covers is below:
Void Rivals #32 Cover A by Lorenzo De Felici (Lunar Code: 0526IM0457)
Void Rivals #32 Cover B by Conor Hughes (Lunar Code: 0526IM0458)
Void Rivals #32 Cover C by IIban Coello & Adriano Lucas (Lunar Code: 0526IM0459)
Void Rivals #32 Cover D (1:25 Copy Incentive) by Andrea Sorrentino (Lunar Code: 0526IM0460)
Void Rivals #32 Cover E (1:50 Copy Incentive) by Martín Morazzo & Chris O’Halloran (Lunar Code: 0526IM0461)
The Deadman enters the Next Level! In the millisecond following his murder, the soul of shifty circus aerialist Boston Brand was commandeered by the goddess Rama Kushna, who deputized the erstwhile performer’s ghost with a sacred spectral assignment: the Custodian of All Souls! Now Brand floats—begrudgingly—through this bluegreen purgatory we call Earth, upholding the Laws of Spiritual Math and protecting humanity from evil—even if they can’t see or hear him. Open up to this new era of DC’s most lively deceased superhero—the Deadman—in a story about life, death, and everything in between…replete with paranormal activity, possessions, and a profusion of other poignant peculiarities.
Story: W. Maxwell Prince Art: Martin Morazzo Color: Chris O’Halloran Letterer: Good Old Neon
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(W) W. Maxwell Prince (A) Martín Morazzo (C) Chris O’Halloran
THE ALL-STAR CREATORS OF 2025’S HIT MINISERIES SUPERMAN: THE KRYPTONITE SPECTRUM (AND THE ONGOING HORROR ANTHOLOGY ICE CREAM MAN) ARE BACK AT DC COMICS TO LIFT YOUR SPIRITS!
The Deadman enters the Next Level! In the millisecond following his murder, the soul of shifty circus aerialist Boston Brand was commandeered by the goddess Rama Kushna, who deputized the erstwhile performer’s ghost with a sacred spectral assignment: the Custodian of All Souls! Now Brand floats — begrudgingly — through this bluegreen purgatory we call Earth, upholding the Laws of Spiritual Math and protecting humanity from evil — even if they can’t see or hear him. Open up to this new era of DC’s most lively deceased superhero — the Deadman — in a story about life, death, and everything in between… replete with paranormal activity, possessions, and a profusion of other poignant peculiarities.
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a brand-new second printing! Skybound and Image Comics have announced Super Creepshow #1 has completely sold out at the distributor level and will return with a second printing. The all-new series spins off of the Eisner Award-nominated comic book anthology based on Greg Nicotero’s Shudder TV series produced and licensed by Evoke Entertainment Company.
To meet the incredible demand for the creepiest superhero comic around, Super Creepshow #1Second Printing, featuring a new cover by Martín Morazzo and Chris O’Halloran, will arrive in comic book shops on May 20, 2026.
Earth’s mightiest superhero horror series assembles! The most star-studded superhero epic of the year begins with a pair of skin-crawling stories…
First up, superhero comic icon Kieron Gillen and Rossi Gifford deliver a terrifying story that will have your spider sense tingling! Then, Eisner Award-winning creators Ryan North andDerek Charm make the case that super speed is the most horrific power of all!
Super Creepshow #1 Second Printing (Lunar Code Below | SRP $3.99) will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, May 20, 2026.
Celebrated comic book writer Matthew Rosenberg and his brother Mark Elijah Rosenberg previously announced a team up with artist Andy Macdonald, colorist Francesco Segala, and letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou for If Destruction Be Our Lot, the anticipated new speculative science fiction series painting an all too possible picture of humanity’s end.
Image Comics and the team behind this timely new ongoing premier a beautiful new cinematic trailer in time for orders to be placed with your local comic shop!
In If Destruction Be Our Lot, humanity is extinct and all that remains are the robots who once helped us. They are happier now, doing their work without human interference. But not Abe, a robotic replicant of Abraham Lincoln in search of meaning beyond the daily grind. Abe believes there must be something more out there beyond the edge of the city. After nearly getting killed, he’s determined to wander the Earth until he finds it… or gets recycled trying.
The full lineup of covers for issues number 1 and 2 have been revealed, and include series artist Andy MacDonald, Jerome Opeña, James Harren, Tradd Moore, Tula Lotay, and Cliff Chiang. Each issue will also feature a special ‘Where’s Abe?’ homage cover where the book’s protagonist wanders onto the cover of another beloved Image Comics title, as drawn by that book’s artist. Issue one’s Ice Cream Man homage is drawn by Martín Morazzo and issue two will have a Sex Criminals homage by Chip Zdarsky, with plenty more to come!
If Destruction Be Our Lot #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, May 6:
Cover A by MacDonald – Lunar Code 0326IM0233
Cover B by Opeña – Lunar Code 0326IM0234
Cover C by “Where’s Abe” by Morazzo 1:10 – Lunar Code 0326IM0235
Cover D by Harren 1:25 – Lunar Code 0326IM0236
Cover E by Moore 1:50 – Lunar Code 0326IM0237
Cover F by Opeña 1:75 Foil – Lunar Code 0326IM0238
If Destruction Be Our Lot #1 is due for orders to be placed TODAY, so reserve your copy with your favorite store NOW, if you haven’t already!
Writer Matthew Rosenberg and his brother Mark Elijah Rosenberg team up with artist Andy Macdonald colorist Francesco Segala, and letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou for If Destruction Be Our Lot, a smart new speculative science fiction series painting an all too possible picture of humanity’s end.
Image Comics and the team behind this timely new ongoing announce the full lineup of covers for issues number 1 and 2 from series artist Andy MacDonald with Francesco Segala, Jerome Opeña and Neeraj Menon, James Harren, Tradd Moore, Tula Lotay, and Cliff Chiang. Each issue will also feature a special ‘Where’s Abe?’ homage cover where the book’s protagonist wanders onto the cover of another beloved Image Comics title, as drawn by that book’s artist. Issue one’s Ice Cream Man homage is drawn by Martín Morazzo and issue two will have a Sex Criminals homage by Chip Zdarsky, with plenty more to come.
In If Destruction Be Our Lot, humanity is extinct and all that remains are the robots who once helped us. The robots are happier now, doing their work without human interference. But not Abe, a robotic replicant of Abraham Lincoln in search of meaning beyond the daily grind. Abe believes there must be something more out there beyond the edge of the city. After nearly getting killed, he’s determined to wander the Earth until he finds it… or gets recycled trying.
If Destruction Be Our Lot #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, May 6.
Cover A by MacDonald – Lunar Code 0326IM0233
Cover B by Opeña – Lunar Code 0326IM0234
Cover C by “Where’s Abe” by Morazzo 1:10 – Lunar Code 0326IM0235
Cover D by Harren 1:25 – Lunar Code 0326IM0236
Cover E by Moore 1:50 – Lunar Code 0326IM0237
Cover F by Opeña 1:75 Foil – Lunar Code 0326IM0238
ComicsPro 2026 is going on and DC is rolling out what we can expect in the year to come. During the conference, retailers were shown a new trailer for DC Next Level, highlighting the initiative’s rollout through the first half of the year. Lobo #1, Batwoman #1, andDeathstroke: The Terminator #1 will all launch on March 18, followed byThe Fury of Firestorm #1 on April 8 and Zatanna #1 on April 29.
DC then spotlighted two newly announced Next Level titles arriving this summer: Barbara Gordon: Breakout by Mariko Tamaki and Amancay Nahuelpan in May, andThe Deadman by W. Maxwell Prince and Martín Morazzo in June.
Barbara Gordon: Breakout
The Deadman
Retailers were also provided a look at DC’s upcoming slate of Next Level titles ahead of solicitation, including Legion of Super-Heroes,Doom Patrol, Jonah Hex, The Demon, and Batman: Shadow of the Bat. Creative teams and launch dates will be announced soon.
DC’s ComicsPro presentation further revealed the next major Next Level series: Teen Titans, launching this summer from Kyle Higgins and Daniele Di Nicuolo, the acclaimed team behind Power Rangers: Shattered Grid. In Teen Titans, Red Hood uncovers a network of missing powered teens and reluctantly joins forces with a new generation of plugged-in, hyper-capable young heroes to find them and expose the lie dividing their world.
What’s truly at the end of the rainbow? We can’t be certain, but we’re pretty sure it ain’t a pot of gold!
Up to now it’s been a peculiar, polychromatic pilgrimage for Superman: he’s lost track of time under the influence of Purple Kryptonite, grown to skyscraper size via Cobalt K, revisited his adolescence by way of Speckled K, and traveled to the fifth dimension using a “key” carved of Rainbow Rock.
Now, in this final issue, the chickens have come home to roost — and so, too, has Kal-El. Back in Metropolis, the Man of Tomorrow must stand face-to-face with the Man of Today… and decide for himself, finally, whether Lex is right: Does home hurt too much?
