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AHOY Comics reveals its Next Wave of Titles Including Absolutely The Wrong Earth by Tom Peyer and Jamal Igle, Kindergarten Gulag by Mark Russell and Mauricet, and Corduroy Road by Eric Palicki and Chris Peterson

AHOY Comics has announced its next wave of titles for 2027: Absolutely The Wrong Earth, the latest installment of writer Tom Peyer and award-winning artist Jamal Igle’s acclaimed multiverse-hopping superhero satire; Kindergarten Gulag, a disturbing meditation on the innocent things that can hurt us most from the creative team behind Thanksgiving, writer Mark Russell and artist Mauricet; and Corduroy Road, a brutal mix of mystery and paranormal action in the tradition of Hack/Slash and Something Is Killing the Children from writer Eric Palicki and artist Chris Peterson. Also hitting stores in 2027 will be Dragonproof, a graphic novel written by Palicki and illustrated by acclaimed artist Giulia Lalli about a directionless twentysomething who unexpectedly finds herself the champion of an endangered population of dragons—funding soon via Kickstarter.

Comic book cover for 'Corduroy Road' featuring a man sitting in a chair with a sword, looking concerned, while a woman stands behind him, facing away, in a dramatic pose. Blood is seen on the floor and a bizarre creature is visible in the background.

Indie comics publisher AHOY Comics’s first-ever title—The Wrong Earth by writer Tom Peyer and award-winning artist Jamal Igle—blew the multiverse concept wide open with two parallel heroes inhabiting different worlds: Earth-Alpha’s bright and campy Dragonflyman and Earth-Omega’s dark and gritty Dragonfly. The fan-favorite satire kicked off a series of acclaimed titles featuring Dragonfly, Dragonflyman, and their kid sidekick(s) Stinger, including Dragonfly vs. Dragonflyman, The Wrong Earth: Night & Day, The Wrong Earth one-shots, The Wrong Earth: We Could be Heroes, and The Wrong Earth: Dead Ringers. Now prepare to meet the final version of your favorite superhero on the wrongest earth in Peyer and Igle’s latest can’t-miss collaboration: Absolutely The Wrong Earth, a hilarious and action-packed oversized 40-page one-shot which rappels into stores near you on April 7.

Comic book cover featuring a superhero in a dark suit with a lightning bolt emblem, set against a city skyline. The character stands confidently with a weapon, surrounded by swirling leaves.

This January, writer Mark Russell and artist Mauricet – the team behind indie publisher AHOY Comics’ innovative one-shot Thanksgiving – will reunite for a brand-new chilling tale in Kindergarten Gulag, a disturbing meditation on the innocent things that can hurt us most. The darkly funny one-shot follows Igby, a man who wakes up to find himself the sole inmate in a prison run by five very young, very creepy children arguing about whether or not to kill him. Kindergarten Gulag will land in stores on January 27, 2027.

Cover art of the comic book 'Kindergarten Gulag', featuring a group of four young children in orange jumpsuits standing behind bars, with an adult figure in chains in the foreground.

Something strange is happening in Chicago, starting with the gruesome murders of the Suydam family. Enter Paul Corduroy, a P.I. and monster killer who handles cases the police can’t—and who’s about to learn a few shocking things about himself, too. Writer Eric Palicki, creator of Atlantis Wasn’t Built for Tourists and Black’s Myth, and artist Chris Peterson presents a brutal mix of mystery and paranormal action in the tradition of Hack/Slash and Something Is Killing the Children. Dragonproof is funding soon on Kickstarter.

Somewhere in the Pacific Northwest on an ill-fate camping trip, Ashleigh Cole stumbles upon a dying dragon in the woods, its hide peppered with bullet wounds and tattooed with U.S. military markings. Ash returns to her mundane life, convinced her experience in the woods was all just a hallucination—until she begins to display some oddly dragonlike characteristics herself. Compelled by voices in her mind, Ash undertakes a mission to rescue other captive dragons and help the mythical creatures escape—but the shadowy government organization determined to turn them into weapons of mass destruction has other plans. Funny, heartfelt, and action-packed, Dragonproof will appeal to adult readers who grew up on Buffy and Gargoyles and capture the imagination of post-YA readers of The Fourth Wing, ACOTAR, and more.

Comic book cover for 'Dragonproof' featuring a blue-skinned female character in a dynamic pose near a fierce dragon's head surrounded by flames.

Preview: The Toxic Avenger Comics #10

The Toxic Avenger Comics #10

(W) Matt Bors
(A) Fred Harper
Cover A: Fred Harper
Cover B: Mauricet

MIND-BENDING CONCLUSION of “Toxie Goes to Washington!” Mayhem on the streets of Washington, DC, as Toxie and the Planet Teens fight the Radiation Rangers! PLUS! Some people you thought were people turn out not to be people at all! AND! A bill comes to a vote in the Senate! EXPLOSIVE!

The Toxic Avenger Comics #10

Thanksgiving Gives Us an Off-the-Rails Family Celebration for the Ages

Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving—a day when American families come together, until the strain inevitably tears them apart. But for one family, the cruel and deadly secret of the Turkeyneck Killer binds them together in the saddest, most shameful way possible. If you think your turkey day is bad, Thanksgiving gives readers one for the ages.

Written by Mark Russell, Thanksgiving is a celebration of the yearly tradition. Celebration might be stretching it. Thanksgiving is a skewering… no, roasting…, no, the turducken of Thanksgiving stories with a family get-together that spirals in to complete insanity.

It’s rather difficult to really nail down the insanity that is Russell’s story without spoiling it but it involves a completely detached grandfather, a racist grandmother, a single mother, her daughter, her son who’s a stalker, and her gameshow host brother. There’s also that serial killer too. It’s a story that when it gets rolling, it picks up speed smashing all expectations like a plate of sides dropped to the floor. To say it’s entertaining is an understatement. It’s laugh out loud funny. It’s the exact sort of over-the-top storytelling that Mark Russell is known for but add in a health dose of satire to boot.

Mauricet‘s art is solid. There’s something to the style that really nails down the insanity of it all. Rob Steen‘s lettering, mixed with the art, delivers a slight calm to it all but that just makes each reveal all the more hilarious. The storytelling, the art, and the lettering, combine for an almost dry delivery that just enhances the comedy. Mauricet does a fantastic job of delivering the reactions by characters, for some, the shock of it all, and others a calm cool and collected brushing off.

As it’s an AHOY Comics release, there’s extras including some recipes for the holiday, as well as a story from Carol Lay. It’s always a nice icing on the cake with it, more entertainment that just adds to the overall reading experience.

Thanksgiving is the type of one-shot you’ll want to get and then read again and again. It’s so crazy and so crazy good, a treat to get you into the holiday mood.

Story: Mark Russell, Carol Lay Art: Mauricet, Carol Lay Letterer: Rob Steen
Story: 9.0 Art: 8.4 Overall: 9.0 Recommendation: Buy

AHOY Comics provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review


Purchase: Zeus Comics

Thanksgiving delivers a holiday treat

Thanksgiving—a day when American families come together, until the strain inevitably tears them apart. But for one family, the cruel and deadly secret of the Turkeyneck Killer binds them together in the saddest, most shameful way possible. If you think your turkey day is bad, Thanksgiving gives readers one for the ages.

Story: Mark Russell, Carol Lay
Art: Mauricet, Carol Lay
Letterer: Rob Steen

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

Zeus Comics


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Preview: Thanksgiving #1

Thanksgiving #1

(W) Mark Russell
(A) Mauricet
Cover A: Mauricet – $7.99
Cover B: Mauricet – “Blood for Dinner” variant – $7.99 1:3 unlock
Cover C: Mauricet – “Turkey Death” variant – $7.99 1:5 unlock

An intense, timely one-shot from Mark Russell (X-Factor, SECOND COMING) and Mauricet (HOWL). Thanksgiving—a day when American families come together, until the strain inevitably tears them apart. But for one family, the cruel and deadly secret of the Turkeyneck Killer binds them together in the saddest, most shameful way possible.

Thanksgiving #1

Thanksgiving Gives Us an Off-the-Rails Family Celebration for the Ages

Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving—a day when American families come together, until the strain inevitably tears them apart. But for one family, the cruel and deadly secret of the Turkeyneck Killer binds them together in the saddest, most shameful way possible. If you think your turkey day is bad, Thanksgiving gives readers one for the ages.

Written by Mark Russell, Thanksgiving is a celebration of the yearly tradition. Celebration might be stretching it. Thanksgiving is a skewering… no, roasting…, no, the turducken of Thanksgiving stories with a family get-together that spirals in to complete insanity.

It’s rather difficult to really nail down the insanity that is Russell’s story without spoiling it but it involves a completely detached grandfather, a racist grandmother, a single mother, her daughter, her son who’s a stalker, and her gameshow host brother. There’s also that serial killer too. It’s a story that when it gets rolling, it picks up speed smashing all expectations like a plate of sides dropped to the floor. To say it’s entertaining is an understatement. It’s laugh out loud funny. It’s the exact sort of over-the-top storytelling that Mark Russell is known for but add in a health dose of satire to boot.

Mauricet‘s art is solid. There’s something to the style that really nails down the insanity of it all. Rob Steen‘s lettering, mixed with the art, delivers a slight calm to it all but that just makes each reveal all the more hilarious. The storytelling, the art, and the lettering, combine for an almost dry delivery that just enhances the comedy. Mauricet does a fantastic job of delivering the reactions by characters, for some, the shock of it all, and others a calm cool and collected brushing off.

As it’s an AHOY Comics release, there’s extras including some recipes for the holiday, as well as a story from Carol Lay. It’s always a nice icing on the cake with it, more entertainment that just adds to the overall reading experience.

Thanksgiving is the type of one-shot you’ll want to get and then read again and again. It’s so crazy and so crazy good, a treat to get you into the holiday mood.

Story: Mark Russell, Carol Lay Art: Mauricet, Carol Lay Letterer: Rob Steen
Story: 9.0 Art: 8.4 Overall: 9.0 Recommendation: Buy

AHOY Comics provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review


Purchase: Zeus Comics

Preview: Thanksgiving #1

Thanksgiving #1

(W) Mark Russell
(A) Mauricet
Cover A: Mauricet – $7.99
Cover B: Mauricet – “Blood for Dinner” variant – $7.99 1:3 unlock
Cover C: Mauricet – “Turkey Death” variant – $7.99 1:5 unlock

An intense, timely one-shot from Mark Russell (X-Factor, SECOND COMING) and Mauricet (HOWL). Thanksgiving—a day when American families come together, until the strain inevitably tears them apart. But for one family, the cruel and deadly secret of the Turkeyneck Killer binds them together in the saddest, most shameful way possible.

Thanksgiving #1

Preview: Howl TPB

Howl TPB

(W) Alisa Kwitney
(A) Mauricet
Cover: Mauricet
$17.99 / $24.99 CAN

Marry a science fiction writer, become science fiction! That’s the law of Greenwich Village in the late 1950s, home of poets, artists, musicians, writers, their put-upon partners—and the extraterrestrial spores that are secretly taking them over! Novelist/comics writer Alisa Kwitney (The Sandman Presents) mixes science fiction with period drama and family memoir, featuring stunning art by Mauricet (Star Wars Adventures).

Howl TPB

SDCC 2025: Mark Russell, Mauricet, and AHOY Comics Invite You to Thanksgiving, a Holiday Meal Gone Horribly Wrong

Thanksgiving: a day for American families, when the alienated, the estranged, and the politically antagonistic come together to perform unity—until the strain inevitably tears them apart. But for one family, the addition of a cruel and deadly secret—involving the continuing rampage of the mysterious Turkeyneck Killer—solidly binds them together in the saddest, most shameful way.

This fall, pull up a chair at your own risk at Thanksgiving, a gory and timely new horror-comedy one-shot from writer Mark Russell, artist Mauricet, letterer Rob Steen and publisher AHOY Comics. The oversized 48-page issue about a family dinner gone horribly wrong will feature three grisly covers by Mauricet—a main cover, a “Blood for Dinner” variant, and a “Turkey Death” variant—and land in stores on October 22, 2025… just in time to ruin your holiday.

The darkly funny one-shot Thanksgiving #1 will land in comic shops on October 22, 2025.

Thanksgiving

Preview: HOWL #5

HOWL #5

(W) Alisa Kwitney
(A) Mauricet
Cover: Mauricet
May 28, 2025
$3.99

SERIES FINALE: It’s Earth’s last stand against the body-possessing mushroom invaders as a vacation resort becomes the ultimate theater of war! Ziva leads the fight to defend her home, her world, and everyone she loves, against… everyone else she loves!

HOWL #5
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