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Preview: Disney Villains: Maleficent Vol. 2

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Disney Villains: Maleficent Vol. 2

Writer: Paulina Ganucheau
Artist: Theo Stultz
Cover: Paulina Ganucheau
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 128 pages | Fantasy | $21.99 | Teen

Set in the time just after the vengeful Maleficent leveled her curse against Princess Aurora, this hypnotic new adventure follows the power-hungry regent as she sets out to build up her arsenal of magical energy to the point that she will be invulnerable to any force that would dare challenge her reign. When her goblin minions return from a raid against a neighboring kingdom bearing a mysterious glowing grimoire, the Queen senses an ancient and otherworldly presence between its covers — a force that could deliver to her a new wellspring of nearly unlimited power. To take possession of it, however, she must leave the safety of her kingdom and venture into an unfamiliar and dangerous realm — a place from which few humans ever return!

Cover of 'Maleficent Volume II', featuring the character Maleficent with a green and purple color scheme, holding a spellbook and surrounded by swirling mist.
A comic panel depicting a fairy tale castle with stylized banners and characters discussing an injustice in the kingdom, expressing feelings of slight and exclusion.
A comic panel featuring a dark fairy-like character with green and black clothing, addressing a king and queen while holding a glowing orb. The text discusses themes of being forgotten and highlights a sense of foreboding related to an impending fate.
An illustrated book cover featuring a dark castle, a cloaked figure in the center, and two ghostly figures on either side. The title reads 'Chapter One The Twins' by Paulina Ganucheau, Theo Stultz, Jeff Eckleberry & Nate Cosby.
A dark, eerie scene featuring a towering castle surrounded by a swirling green sky. In the foreground, a hand reaches for a magical book while a cloaked figure, resembling a sorceress, stands nearby, casting a spell with an orb.
A comic strip featuring a mystical character with long dark robes and horns, speaking to a smaller figure. The background includes gothic architecture and dim lighting. The scene conveys a sense of dark humor and intrigue.
Two comic panels featuring a hooded figure with a staff and green stained glass windows in a dark castle. In the second panel, a smaller character approaches the hooded figure, announcing they have news, with various quirky characters and cluttered items in the background.
A whimsical comic panel featuring characters in a dimly lit room. Some characters express concern about the disappearance of a princess, while a figure in a dark cloak contemplates the passage of time with a mysterious blue book in view.
A mischievous creature holding a blue book while standing by a glowing fire in a dark setting.
A dark, cloaked figure with a staff stands in a mystical library filled with shelves of books. The figure is casting a spell, as swirling magical energy emanates from an open book.
An illustration depicting magical hands casting spells from a book with swirling energy, featuring a figure with dark attire and distinct facial features. The scene suggests a mystical atmosphere with an ethereal form emerging.

Preview: The Powerpuff Girls Vol. 3 New Year, New You

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The Powerpuff Girls Vol. 3 New Year, New You

Writers: Amanda Deibert, James III
Artists: Silvia DeVentura, Carlo Lauro
Cover: Paulina Ganucheau
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 128 pages | Adventure / Humor | $19.99 | Teen

The Powerpuff Girls are the best super-powered defenders a city could ever dream of — but that doesn’t mean there isn’t any room for improvement! What better way is there to try and do better than to come up with some really solid New Year’s resolutions? Then, the Powerpuff Girls know that doing good deeds means more than just battling armored megalomaniacs in the streets — there’s also real challenges, like helping out at the Townsville Animal Shelter during their pet adoption fair! Plus, it’s time for Townsville’s Battle of the Bands, and everyone who’s anyone is signing up to be a star for a day! Finally, Summer is here, and all the citizens of Townsville are heading out into the sunshine and fresh air to enjoy the happiest and most carefree season of the year — including the city’s surprisingly substantial population of supervillains! Contains issues #7 – 9 of Dynamite’s Powerpuff Girls series, plus the Powerpuff Girls Summer special!

Three cartoon girls from The Powerpuff Girls wearing party hats, sitting on a blanket and watching colorful fireworks in the night sky.
Colorful comic page depicting a New Year's Eve celebration in Townsville with a festive atmosphere, including a large party stage, dancing characters, and festive attire.
A comic strip featuring the Powerpuff Girls in their colorful bedroom discussing chores and New Year's resolutions.
A colorful promotional poster for a New Year's Eve party in Townsville featuring a disco ball and characters in silhouette dancing, with playful text inviting attendees to enjoy the celebration at midnight.
A comic strip featuring the Powerpuff Girls discussing their plans for New Year's resolutions and a dance party. Bubbles expresses excitement about dance parties, while Blossom and Buttercup strategize on cleaning their room before they can attend.
A colorful comic panel featuring three animated characters: Buttercup, Blossom, and Bubbles from 'The Powerpuff Girls'. Buttercup is mid-action with a cheerful expression, while Blossom holds a cookie jar looking surprised. Bubbles, with a worried expression, observes the scene. The setting includes a kitchen with colorful utensils and a playful atmosphere.
A comic strip featuring three animated characters, Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup from 'The Powerpuff Girls'. Blossom, with red hair and a determined expression, proclaims no more junk food, while holding a box of Nature's snacks. Buttercup, with dark hair and an annoyed demeanor, warns Bubbles about the snacks. Bubbles, looking uncertain and cheerful, prepares to enjoy a snack while watching a show.
A comic strip featuring three animated girls sitting on a couch, with one girl playing with a remote control. They discuss changing their viewing habits to focus on educational documentaries.
A colorful comic strip featuring the Powerpuff Girls. The girls are in dynamic poses with vibrant backgrounds, discussing resolutions and personal preferences. Blossom is holding a device, while Bubbles and Buttercup are engaged in a lively conversation, expressing their differing views.
A comic panel featuring the Powerpuff Girls discussing personal resolutions; Buttercup is assertive, Bubbles is excited, and Blossom emphasizes commitment, with a playful atmosphere.
A colorful comic scene depicting a New Year's Eve celebration in Townsville, featuring the Powerpuff Girls flying above a festive crowd. People are smiling and having fun, with buildings and decorations visible in the background.

Preview: Supernatural: Sam Winchester #2

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Supernatural: Sam Winchester #2

Writer: Paulina Ganucheau
Artist: Kendall Goode
Covers: Paulina Ganuchea (A), Kendall Goode (B), Drew Moss (C), Photo 1 (D), Photo 2 (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Mystery / Adventure | $4.99 | Teen

Welcome to the middle of West Virginia, in a town where nothing is hi-tech. There’s a cemetery, a bar, a diner, a motel, houses, a trailer park…and Sam Winchester, with a baseball bat, alone against THE MURDEROUS MOTHMAN. Sam’s solo series rolls on, courtesy of PAULINA GANUCHEAU and KENDALL GOODE!

Comic cover featuring a young man named Sam Winchester holding a gun in front of a neon motel sign that says 'No Vacancy.' The artwork has vibrant colors and a mysterious atmosphere.
Comic cover featuring Sam Winchester from Supernatural, with a dominant close-up of his face showing intensity, while a smaller figure walks along a train track in a forest setting.
Comic book cover featuring Sam Winchester from Supernatural, holding a flashlight and a gun while facing a dark forest backdrop with a cabin in the distance.
A man in a brown jacket and checkered tie, looking surprised or alarmed, with his hand raised as if to defend against something, in a setting with colorful background elements.
A promotional image featuring a character named Sam Winchester from the television show Supernatural, standing in a dimly lit setting with stairs in the background.
A comic panel depicting a dimly lit road with power lines and mountains in the background. A caution sign reads 'DRIVE WITH CAUTION'. In the first frame, a car approaches, followed by close-ups of a male driver looking focused and a female passenger appearing concerned.
A comic panel featuring two characters in a cave-like setting. One is a young girl with a bat, looking alarmed, while the other is a young man trying to reassure her. They are surrounded by mysterious markings on the walls, with a glowing light in the background.
A tense scene from a graphic novel showing a young boy and a girl confronting a shadowy figure with glowing red eyes. The boy holds a bat, and both appear startled. A message from the figure warns to keep the girl safe and mentions consequences.
A comic panel showing two characters, a young boy with messy hair and a young girl with red hair, standing outside a house at dusk. The boy is holding a baseball bat while the girl appears concerned, holding a flashlight. The dialogue suggests a tense interaction as they question each other about being okay and a theft.
A comic panel featuring two characters in a vehicle, discussing their names while driving through a mountainous area. The male character appears focused while the female character seems playful, holding a bat and yawning. The scene includes a distant view of a structure among trees.

NYCC 2026: Barbie: Together in Time from Ben Kahn, Natalie Nardozza, Heather Breckel, and Frank Cvetkovic arrives in February 2027

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Dark Horse and Mattel announced at NYCC 2026, the return of Barbie to comics with an ongoing Barbie comic series beginning with a six-issue arc Barbie: Together in Time.

Written by Ben Kahn this all-new adventure features art by Natalie Nardozza, colors by Heather Breckel, and letters by Frank Cvetkovic.

Main cover art by Bowen McCurdy, variant covers by Laia Lopez, Gretel Lusky, Paulina Ganucheau, alongside a blank variant.

When Barbie and Ken surprise Barbie at her science internship, they’re not expecting the brush-off they receive. Hurt, Ken wanders into a supercollider test run—and disappears! With the help of their mentor Dr. von Science, Barbie and Barbie must follow Ken’s time energy to different places and eras to collect it and restore their friend to the present. But accessing the time energy won’t be simple!

Each issue explores a different time period and features historical Barbie dolls. 

Barbie begins with Barbie: Together in Time #1 which arrives in comic shops on February 10, 2027, for $4.99.

  • Comic book cover depicting multiple diverse characters, including Barbie, in whimsical poses amidst colorful swirls and stars, with the title 'Barbie: Together in Time' prominently displayed.
  • Cover of the comic 'Barbie: Together in Time' featuring a glamorous Barbie in a black gown and gloves, holding a microphone on stage, with a pink scarf and a spotlight behind her.
  • Comic book cover for 'Barbie: Together in Time' featuring four characters: two versions of Barbie, Ken, and Dr. Von Science. The design includes vibrant colors and playful elements.
  • Cover of the comic book 'Barbie: Together in Time' featuring three diverse female characters in stylish outfits against a colorful background with stars.
  • Cover page of the comic book 'Barbie: Together in Time', part 1 of 6, featuring the title in pink with a logo.

Preview: Supernatural: Sam Winchester #1

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Supernatural: Sam Winchester #1

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!

Comic cover featuring a stylized illustration of a young man named Sam Winchester, wearing a yellow jacket and looking distressed, surrounded by ghostly blue hands reaching towards him against a red background.
Illustration of Sam Winchester sitting in a red armchair, reading a book titled 'Demons,' with shadowy figures in the background. The image features dramatic lighting and a dark, atmospheric color palette.
Comic cover featuring Sam Winchester from Supernatural, standing confidently with a sword amidst shadowy figures with glowing red eyes.
A man with long, dark hair wearing a red v-neck sweater, looking directly at the camera, with a rustic background and the title 'Supernatural: Sam Winchester' prominently displayed.
A character from Supernatural, Sam Winchester, is crouching on the floor in a dimly lit room, wearing a brown jacket and a plaid shirt.
A group of cloaked figures gathers in a dimly lit cave, discussing a void and a crater. One figure holds a lantern while another speaks, suggesting an ominous atmosphere.
A dark, moody comic panel depicting hooded figures in a cavern. One figure appears to be succumbing to another, shouting 'Devour!' while a struggle ensues. The scene suggests tension and urgency, with visual emphasis on the characters' expressions and dramatic gestures.
A comic strip showing a young man in bed looking troubled, a close-up of his shocked expression, and a woman appearing in flames while screaming 'NO!!'.
A comic panel showing a person coughing in a room engulfed in flames, with smoke and fire visible.
A young man with wavy hair, looking concerned, speaks on a cellphone while seated in a vehicle. The dashboard displays various lights, and a blue vehicle is seen outside in the dark.

Preview: Supernatural: Dean Winchester #1

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Supernatural: Dean Winchester #1

Writer: Erica Schultz
Artist: Valentina Pinti
Covers: Paulina Ganucheau (A), Mirka Andolfo (B), Stephen Byrne (C), Photo 1 (D), Photo 2 (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Mystery, Action / Adventure | $4.99 | Teen

DEAN WINCHESTER, IN HIS OWN SERIES FOR THE FIRST TIME! It’s an all-new adventure by Eisner-Award winning writer CHUCK BROWN (Bitter Root) and star artist RAPHA LOBOSCO (Mumm-Ra The Ever-Living)! He’s hurt. He’s alone. It’s Mardi Gras. The streets of New Orleans are crawling with creepiness, and the elder Winchester brother is determined to close a case his dad never could. To do so, he might have to murder a god. This issue features a cover by Stephen Byrne that connects with a cover on SUPERNATURAL: SAM WINCHESTER #1!

Illustration of Dean Winchester from Supernatural, wearing a black jacket and white shirt, amidst colorful party-themed characters and confetti.
Comic book cover featuring a character resembling Dean Winchester from Supernatural, action pose with a dynamic background of colored monsters and flowers.
Comic cover featuring Dean Winchester from Supernatural, standing confidently with a sword, surrounded by zombie-like figures with glowing red eyes against a dramatic red background.
Promotional image of Dean Winchester from the TV series Supernatural, featuring him standing against a rustic backdrop with wooden elements. He wears a denim shirt and black pants.
A smiling man with short brown hair wearing a plaid shirt over a dark t-shirt, set against a softly blurred background.
A comic panel set in the Okefenokee Swamp, featuring two characters flirtatiously kissing while surrounded by swamp scenery. Dialogue indicates they are supposed to be bird watching, with humorous undertones. A crocodile lurks in the water nearby, adding a sense of adventure.
A dark, eerie forest scene featuring a menacing creature with horns and glowing red eyes, lurking in the shadows. Two terrified characters scream in fear, with one exclaiming about the dangers of both screaming and running.
A dark comic book scene featuring a large, monstrous mouth with sharp teeth and a long tongue, while two characters run in fear. One character screams, and a shadowy figure looms in the background. Dialogue boxes convey a sense of horror and impending danger.
A comic panel depicting a large crocodile in a swamp, roaring loudly. Two characters, a man and a woman, are seen fleeing in fear, while speech bubbles express their alarm. The scene features dark waters and eerie surroundings, enhancing the sense of danger.
A dark comic panel featuring a menacing figure with glowing red features and shadowy claws, surrounded by eerie landscapes. Text bubbles indicate dialogue about hunger and transformation.

Get an early look at Sabrina the Teenage Witch #2 By Corinna Bechko and Kano

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Oni Press and Archie Comic Publications, Inc. have revealed the first look inside Sabrina the Teenage Witch #2, the next dazzling chapter of a brand-new ongoing series launching comics’ most iconic sorceress-in-training into a spectacular new era for Archie Comics! From Hugo Award–nominated writer Corinna Bechko and Eisner Award–nominated artist Kano, the stunning return of everyone’s favorite mischievous teenage witch is about to turn Greendale upside down this November!

Between staying on top of schoolwork during the day and figuring out this whole magic thing by night, Sabrina’s having a hard time keeping her head above water. When her aunts suggest a journal might help make her magic a little more comprehensible, she jumps at the opportunity to master at least one aspect of the dark arts. But it turns out just because you’re a witch doesn’t mean you have spell-check . . . And the journal that Sabrina has just created might accidentally be much, much more powerful than she ever intended . . . Plus: Your next bewitching bonus story of magical malpractice—featuring artwork by rising star Nick Cagnetti!

Expect mischief and magic to continue in force when Sabrina the Teenage Witch #2 flies onto shelves this November—featuring covers from by Eisner Award-nominated cover artist Marguerite Sauvage, Paulina Ganucheau, Khary Randolph, Eleonora Carlini, Dan Parent, and Dani!

A blonde girl in casual clothing sits on a bed, writing in a notebook with a black cat beside her. There's a slice of pizza on a plate nearby, and various books and electronic devices are scattered around.
Cover of 'Sabrina: The Teenage Witch' #2 featuring Sabrina with a black cat, sitting on a gravestone surrounded by hands emerging from the ground, set in a colorful, spooky atmosphere.
Comic cover featuring Sabrina the Teenage Witch holding a broomstick, wearing a striped shirt and a skirt, standing by a doorway with a black cat in the foreground.
Cover of 'Sabrina: The Teenage Witch' comic issue #2 featuring Sabrina, a young blonde girl in a stylish outfit holding shopping bags, with a black cat at her feet and a red magical symbol in the background.
Comic book cover featuring Sabrina the Teenage Witch, with a shocked expression, holding a book titled 'Dark Pauen'. Colorful swirls and ghostly faces surround her in a whimsical design.
Cover of Sabrina the Teenage Witch comic #2 featuring a blonde witch in a striped top flying on a broomstick with a black cat, surrounded by branches and autumn leaves.
An illustrated character wearing a fashion-forward outfit with a graphic design on the back, holding shopping bags. A black cat is sitting at their feet, and there are floating dollar bills around them against a backdrop of a red star.
A character with blonde hair in a playful outfit holds a mystical object while sitting at a desk cluttered with stationery. A cat lounges on the desk, and magical sparkles are depicted around the character.
A comic panel featuring a girl with blonde hair in a striped shirt, sitting at a desk surrounded by books and school supplies, with a black cat near her. She appears to be discussing spellcasting and studying while another character, also in a striped shirt, engages with her.
A comic strip featuring two female characters discussing their friends on a park bench while a third character is seen in the background. One character is wearing a red hoodie and is seated, while the other is animatedly talking about drama and relationships.
A comic panel depicting a girl with blonde hair and freckles, expressing surprise and curiosity. She is surrounded by colorful sparkles and swirling patterns while studying something mysterious in front of her.
An illustration of three characters in bright pink outfits floating in a whimsical, starry space background. They have light-colored hair and are surrounded by sparkling effects and colorful swirls.

Preview: Supernatural: Wayward #1

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Supernatural: Wayward #1

Writer: Paulina Ganucheau
Artist: John Amor
Covers: John Amor (A), Photo (B), Photo (C)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 48 pages | Mystery / Adventure | $5.99 | Teen

The split starts here – in a shocking one-shot issue that sets the table for the explosive event to come! Sam and Dean Winchester are bound by blood and purpose – so what horrible, hellish forces could drive these brothers to travel separate roads? You’ll find the answers here…

Supernatural: Wayward #1

SDCC 2026: Supernatural’s Dean and Sam Wayward in Twin Titles This Fall!

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Dynamite has announced the next major phase of comics for the Supernatural franchise! 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: Wayward special 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!

Preview: Lilo & Stitch 626 #2

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Lilo & Stitch 626 #2

Writers: Jeff Parker, Edwin Galmon
Artists: Elisa Pochetta, Edwin Galmon
Cover: Paulina Ganucheau (A)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Adventure | $4.99 | Teen

In this issue…”Are You Squidding Me?” Stitch is famously not great at swimming, what with him being super-dense…but Lilo is determined to make Stitch try and learn to swim, even if there’s a giant squid monster hungry for aliens! Plus, “Route 626”! Head back to a time when evil scientist Jumba was first testing out his destructive creation, Experiment-626…but rather than a teeny test, 626 escapes and heads to a highly populated planet just begging for super-cute chaos!

Lilo & Stitch 626 #2
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