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Preview: The Deadman #5

The Deadman #5

(W) W. Maxwell Prince (A) Martín Morazzo

THE FUTURE OF THE DEADMAN! In this loving ode to an occult-classic comic, the Deadman finds himself flung to one of a few feasible futures in which the forward march of Earth’s phantoms has fallen off… for good. Boston Brand—human once more!— must survive a strange sojourn through a soulless tomorrow, featuring the freakiest-ever futuristic takes on a few familiar faces belonging to the DCU’s phantasmagoric foothold. Soldier on, photon stranger, through the psycho-spiritual swamp that is… the Gr33n.

Comic book cover featuring a stylized depiction of a figure made of colorful wires and circuits, with an intense expression, surrounded by a dark green background. The title 'The Deadman' appears at the top with the names of the creators below.

The X-Files Comics Launch This December!

The truth is out there! Dynamite Entertainment and Disney Publishing Worldwide have announced further details on the debut of new comic books from The X-Files, officially launching this December!

Veteran and fan-favorite franchise writer Joe Harris returns alongside artist R.D. Brown to the tales of Mulder and Scully with a new set of declassified cases from the vault. The new comic series picks up some time after the end of the episode “My Struggle IV,” the season and series finale of the eleventh season of the show. 

Agents Mulder and Scully return once more to the FBI’s X-Files division in the shadow of the loss of their child William, the presumed death of the Cigarette Smoking Man, and the cliffhanger ending of Scully being pregnant once more. The shadows soon touch our heroes again as the conspiracy of a secret alien presence in the world is tracked down by both the duo and a mysterious organization seeking to harness it for their own purposes.

To complement this mind-tingling tale from Harris and Brown, Dynamite announces the full range of enticing covers for the comic series. Artists Clayton Crain and Ivan Tao‘s styles complement the eerie energy of the franchise. In addition to Harris adding to his nearly 60 issues to date of The X-Files comics, another veteran is back with The Walking Dead superstar Charlie Adlard doing covers, following his breakout work with Sculder and Mully in the 1990s for comics originally published by Topps. A special icon cover presents a classic mixed media image by Miran Kim from that same beloved era. Collectors can also opt for the exciting blind bag, filled with rare variants including an exclusive piece by superstar Martin Morazzo.

The X-Files #1 is available starting December 9.

  • Cover of 'The X-Files' comic book featuring an X-ray image of an alien skull against a dark background.
  • Cover of The X-Files comic featuring two FBI agents, Mulder and Scully, holding flashlights, with dark and mysterious background elements including a figure in glasses and extraterrestrial themes.
  • Cover of 'The X-Files' comic book issue #01 featuring three characters: a serious-looking man with dark hair, a woman with red hair, and an older man wearing glasses. The background has a vibrant green glow with intersecting lines.
  • Cover of 'The X-Files' comic issue 01 featuring two main characters, a man and a woman, in formal attire against a backdrop of stars and orange hues.
  • Cover art for The X-Files comic showcasing two central characters with artistic background elements, including a large hand and cryptic symbols.
  • The X-Files first issue cover featuring two characters, one male and one female, both dressed in suits. The background shows a cosmic scene with stars. The title 'THE X FILES' is prominently displayed, with text indicating it's a premium mystery variant blind bag containing three Dynamite variants.
  • A chaotic scene depicting armed individuals in tactical gear breaking into a room filled with scattered items. A man is depicted shouting in fear, while a woman is shown crouched on the floor, distressed. Tension and urgency are highlighted throughout the comic panels.
  • A fierce woman with glowing eyes and wind-blown hair is screaming in anger, surrounded by flying objects including cans and other debris, while two masked figures stand menacingly in the background.
  • A digital flight departure board displaying various cities and times, with some information obscured or altered.
  • A tense scene in a bathroom with a man in a suit holding a gun while confronting a hooded figure sitting with a laptop.

Ice Cream Man gets a Chocolate/Vanilla Twist Edition

W. Maxwell Prince and Martín Morazzo will get fans screaming again this Halloween season with a very special, Ice Cream Man #1: Chocolate/Vanilla Twist. This hair-raising thriller will bring the bestselling series’ debut issue back to print in stark black and white and will feature a highly collectible, interactive cover treatment. It will hit shelves in October from Image Comics.

As a cherry on top, Ice Cream Man #1: Chocolate/Vanilla Twist edition will also boast remastered lettering by Good Old Neon and a BRAND NEW Ice Cream Man short story brought to life by the entire creative team.

More bone-chilling than any horror movie in theaters, Ice Cream Man #1: Chocolate/Vanilla Twist will provide fans with a truly toothache-inducing terror-ride of entertainment. The pages of this inaugural comic book confection will be tucked behind something special: a “hidden” treatment of the original cover art…which will have focal decoder technology to make the Ice Cream Man disappear! But don’t worry, sweeties. To bring him back, simply grab your included ‘Lookety Split’ Decoder Lens and unlock the original cover art…now with an added sprinkling of secret messages and pictures! It’s comix-cover-acrobatics as you’ve never quite seen before!

It’s a celebration of Ice Cream Man befitting its legacy: weird, inexplicable…and cool as all-get-out. Fans should grab their copy (before they, too, disappear), and get ready for the heady, steady march to the milestone Ice Cream Man #50 issue arriving in 2027.

Ice Cream Man #1: Chocolate/Vanilla Twist will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, October 14.

  • Cover of the comic book 'Ice Cream Man' featuring a minimalist design with the title in stylized text and a tagline 'Chocolate Vanilla Twist'. The background is textured and gray, with additional text indicating the issue number, price, and creator credits.
  • A black and white striped graphic with the text 'Lookety Split Ice Cream Decoder' at the bottom.
  • Black and white comic book cover featuring multiple smiling children, an ice cream man holding an ice cream cone, and various illustrations of eerie faces and text elements including 'Don't read this comic!' and 'Ice Cream Man.'
  • A promotional cover for "Ice Cream Man #1" featuring a cartoon ice cream vendor, highlighting secret decoder features and a special lens called Lookety Split. The design includes vibrant colors and playful fonts with text about the comic series and upcoming issues.

Ice Cream Man: Mortal Coil Shuffle Deals a New Edition this October

Ice Cream Man: The Mortal Coil Shuffle, New Edition

The sold out sequential sensation is back—with a new, silver age design! W. Maxwell Prince, Martín Morazzo, Chris O’Halloran’s Ice Cream Man is proud to present the second printing of its most formally innovative issue ever—a haunting story told across a deck of cards—will hit stores this October from Image Comics.

The first printing (with its fantasy-forward design) vanished faster than cash at a casino. But now, due to popular demand, there’s another chance to experience this stacked comic book EVENT…delivered via a beautiful, custom-designed deck of cards (featuring custom backs and a custom box, too!).

All art is by Ice Cream Man stalwarts Morazzo and O’Halloran with Good Old Neon. Some cards tell part of the story; other cards cast inscrutable spells on its unwitting characters; some cards “play” and push the narrative in unexpected directions. Tarot cards, credit cards, flash cards…all 55 come together to tell a story about cards, through cards. It’s a kind of close-up magic trick…that might leave fans a little flush of heart.

So fans get ready (once again) to: Go Fish, Draw Four, Declare War, and (probably) Fold in this exciting new comics format—told, as ever, in the creepy, strange voice readers have come to expect from all things Ice Cream Man.

Ice Cream Man: The Mortal Coil Shuffle, New Edition (UPC: 70985304938800111) will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, November 25.

Preview: The Deadman #4

The Deadman #4

(W) W. Maxwell Prince (A) Martín Morazzo

After last issue’s truth-telling trek through the tortuous, torturous terrain of Torment Town, Boston Brand must balance the scales and make his way to that … other place. But this ain’t the Heaven you know, man. Prepare yourself for an Elysium like you’ve never seen’em , as the Deadman continues to unravel the mystery of the Soul-Eaters … while the Realm of the Living bears the cost! Plus: a brief history of Mr. M!

The Deadman #4

Benjamin Percy and Raúl Fernández Launch a Twisted New Sci-Fi Horror Series, Egg Hunt

Easter Sunday. Sunrise service. A quiet Midwestern suburb. And something has just fallen out of the sky. Grab your baskets! Mad Cave Studios has announced Egg Hunt, a new four-issue sci-fi horror series from bestselling writer Benjamin Percy, artist Raúl Fernández, colorist Giada Marchisio, and letterer Micah Myers.

Easter Sunday in the Midwest. Sunrise service. The Lord has risen, and the hungry will come. A visitor crash-lands in the woods surrounding the picket-fence suburbia where little Piper lives with her mom Tina and her nasty stepdad Don. The world is frightening and alien for both Piper and her new…friend… but on this day of cosmic forgiveness, when her family falls apart, the unlikely pair may find their own salvations. 

The series features a main cover by Martín Morazzo, with variants by Cully Hamner and Valentine De Landro, including a De Landro virgin variant, Hamner foil variant, and Morazzo glow-in-the-dark variant.

Part creature feature, part suburban nightmare, Egg Hunt brings cosmic horror crashing into the Midwest, pairing the terror of first contact with a child searching for salvation in a home already coming apart.

Egg Hunt #1 goes on sale November 18, 2026. At 32 pages, each issue is priced at $4.99, with select specialty variants priced at $6.99.

Egg Hunt #1

The Deadman expands to Twelve Haunting Issues

As The Deadman #3 arrives in comic shops this week, DC has announced that The Deadman, originally solicited as a six-issue limited DC Next Level series, will now continue through issue #12.

THE DEADMAN IN HELL! OR…

The third edition of this morbid disquisition concerning the attrition/detrition of the human condition, which, in the weekly tradition, boasts a four-color exhibition on some printer’s emission. Here, by order of an anonymous optician, watch closely this vision of our titular apparition (armed, you’ll remember, with fresh erudition) try and survive—by another’s volition—a dire and dangerous mission through the hissin’, Stygian conditions of putrid and pockmarked Perdition—a kind of new rendition (depicted as a living, breathing, country-sized conniption), which is rich in its list of sick compositions: e.g., reason’s egregious abolition; a pyrotechnic passel of pernicious seditions; hideous, bulging buck-toothed dentition; admittedly ambitious demonic deglutition…of gargoyles and ghouls in decomposition…not to mention an array of impossible physical positions that a physician might consider the work of magicians. So please accept our contrition for this rude imposition, our addled transmission this ungodly, offset-press parturition—one that we wish some brave obstetrician would bring to fruition its quick decommission.

With six additional issues from W. Maxwell Prince, Martín Morazzo, Chris O’Halloran, and Good Ol’ Neon, Boston Brand’s journey through life, death, and the strange spaces in between is only beginning.

The Deadman #3

Preview: The Deadman #3

The Deadman #3

(W) W. Maxwell Prince (A) Martín Morazzo

THE DEADMAN IN HELL! OR… The third edition of this morbid disquisition concerning the attrition/detrition of the human condition, which, in the weekly tradition, boasts a four-color exhibition on some printer’s emission. Here, by order of an anonymous optician, watch closely this vision of our titular apparition (armed, you’ll remember, with fresh erudition) try and survive — by another’s volition — a dire and dangerous mission through the hissin’, Stygian conditions of putrid and pockmarked Perdition–a kind of new rendition (depicted as a living, breathing country-sized conniption), which is rich in its list of sick compositions: e.g., reason’s egregious abolition; a pyrotechnic passel of pernicious seditions; hideous, bulging buck-toothed dentition; admittedly ambitious demonic deglutition… of gargoyles and ghouls in decomposition… not to mention an array of impossible physical positions that a physician might consider the work of magicians. So please accept our contrition for this rude imposition, our addled transmission this ungodly, offset-press parturition–one that we wish some brave obstetrician would bring to fruition its quick decommission.

The Deadman #3

Preview: The Deadman #2

The Deadman #2

(W) W. Maxwell Prince (A) Martín Morazzo

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!

The Deadman #2
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