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The Flash: Rebirth DC Compact Comics edition is packed for the price

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Barry Allen is back—but the Speed Force isn’t what it used to be. In this thrilling collection of two modern classics, The Flash: Rebirth and The Dastardly Death of the Rogues!, the Scarlet Speedster must reclaim his legacy and outrun a deadly conspiracy. It’s a high-velocity saga of resurrection, redemption, and rogue justice.

The Flash: Rebirth – DC Compact Comics Edition brings together two pivotal storylines that redefined the Flash mythos for a new generation. In The Flash: Rebirth, Barry Allen returns from the dead, but his presence threatens the very Speed Force that empowers every speedster. As he struggles to find his place in a changed world, a dark force from his past emerges. Then, in The Dastardly Death of the Rogues!, Barry faces a time-traveling mystery when a future version of the Rogues accuses him of murder. With stunning art and fast-paced storytelling, this edition is perfect for new readers and longtime fans alike.

Story: Geoff Johns
Art: Ethan Van Sciver, Francis Manapul, Scott Kolins, Joel Gomez, Scott Hanna
Color: Brian Miller, Alex Sinclair, Brian Buccellato, Michael Atiyeh
Letterer: Rob Leigh, Rob Clark Jr., Nick J. Napolitano, Sal Cipriano

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Batman: The Black Glove features two forgettable stories on their own

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Fanhome has launched The Legends of Batman, an expansive series of hardcover graphic novels featuring the greatest adventures of DC’s legendary Caped Crusader.

This incredible series of stories brings Batman’s life story together in an epic full-color collection.

We check out Batman: The Black Glove which features Batman #667-669, #672-675.

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Story Grant Morrison
Art: J.H. Williams III, Tony S. Daniel, Ryan Benjamin
Ink: J.H. Williams III, Tony S. Daniel, Sandu Florea, Jonathan Glapion, Mark Irwin, Saleem Crawford
Color: Dave Stewart, Guy Major
Letterer: Rob Leigh, Ken Lopez, John J. Hill, Randy Gentile, Steve Wands, Travis Lanham, Sal Cipriano

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Matt Wagner’s Batman & The Monster Men gets a Fanhome Edition

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Fanhome has launched The Legends of Batman, an expansive series of hardcover graphic novels featuring the greatest adventures of DC’s legendary Caped Crusader.

This incredible series of stories brings Batman’s life story together in an epic full-color collection.

We check out Batman & The Monster Men which collects all six issues of the series.

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Story Matt Wagner
Art: Matt Wagner
Ink: Matt Wagner
Color: Dave Stewart
Letterer: Rob Leigh

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.

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Preview: The Rocketfellers #11

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The Rocketfellers #11

(W) Peter J. Tomasi, Francis Manapul (A) Francis Manapul

It’s all come to this! As the future finally catches up to the past, Roland must come face-to-face with the monster he’s created: his sister, Raina Rocketfeller. This dangerous family reunion digs up old wounds while leaving one family member permanently scarred.

The Rocketfellers #11

Ghost Machine and Atlas Entertainment team for a Redcoat Feature Adaptation

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Atlas Entertainment and Ghost Machine are developing a feature film adaptation of Redcoat, the series written by Geoff Johns, illustrated by Bryan Hitch, colored by Brad Anderson, and lettered by Rob Leigh.

The feature film adaptation will be written by Johns based on a story by Johns and Hitch and is being produced by Charles Roven and Alex Gartner for Atlas Entertainment.

Redcoat launched in April 2024 to an instant sellout, and the ongoing series has since established itself as a mainstay on the top seller charts for Image Comics/Ghost Machine.

The story follows a British deserter after he mistakenly gains immortality during the American Revolution and is forced to face his cowardly past and fight against a sinister plot to destroy America. Reminiscent of the bombastic historical action in Pirates of the Caribbean and Indiana Jones, Redcoat pulls back the curtain of American History to tell the legend of the unknown hero who saved us all. 

Preview: Rook: Exodus #7

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Rook: Exodus #7

(W) Geoff Johns (A) Jason Fabok (C) Brad Anderson (L) Rob Leigh

As Rook, Dire Wolf, and their other fellow Wardens try to free Bloodhound from the influence of the animals he’s tied to and restore Exodus’ World Engine other Wardens and threats stand in their way across the next six-issue arc.

Rook: Exodus #7

Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis’ Hyde Street Vol. 1 brings Nightmares in time for Halloween

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This spooky season, Ghost Machine invites fans into the shadows with the chilling release of Hyde Street, Vol. 1 by masters-of-the-macabre Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis, with haunting hues by Brad Anderson, razor-sharp inks from Danny Miki, and disquieting lettering by Rob Leigh. This trade paperback will collect souls issues #1-7 of the critically acclaimed, ongoing horror series and hit shelves in October from Image Comics.

In every city and town, off every country road and metropolis avenue, if you make a wrong turn…you might find yourself on Hyde Street. And that’s where the nightmare begins… Because the residents of Hyde Street aren’t exactly neighbors you want to borrow sugar from. With residents such as Mr. X-Ray, Pranky: The World’s Most Dangerous Scout, Miss Goodbody, Doctor Ego, The Matinee Monster, and controlled by the mysterious Score Keeper, Hyde Street holds unimaginable secrets—and untold terrors. What is Hyde Street? A place? A punishment? A reflection of something far more sinister? Cracking the spine on Hyde Street, Vol. 1 is the only way to find out.

Perfect for fans of The Twilight Zone, Ice Cream Man, and the most twisted of Goosebumps stories, Hyde Street, Vol. 1 is a spine-tingling, reality-bending collection of tales for those who love their horror with a wicked Chelsea smile.

Hyde Street, Vol. 1 trade paperback (ISBN: 9781534335363, Lunar Code 0825IM0464) will be available at local comic book shops on Wednesday, October 1 and independent bookstores, Bookshop, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million, Indigo, and Waterstones on Tuesday, October 14.

Hyde Street, Vol. 1

Rook: Exodus returns with a new story arc and sinister new villain in October

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Image Comics and Ghost Machine’s runaway hit series Rook: Exodus by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh returns in October with a new story arc and a mysterious new character. It all begins in Rook: Exodus #7 with a daring new direction that takes fans on a quest to save Dire Wolf’s father Bloodhound—the one man who may be able to save Exodus from destruction and collapse.

This volume of Rook: Exodus will also feature a connected cover running across all six issues by breakout Malaysian artist Kael Ngu. The six-part cover connects to show off the world of Exodus and its Wardens from the first and second arcs of the series.

As Rook, Dire Wolf, and their other fellow Wardens try to free Bloodhound from the influence of the animals he’s tied to and restore Exodus’ World Engine other Wardens and threats stand in their way across the next six-issue arc.

Rook: Exodus #7 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, October 1:

  • Cover A by Fabok & Anderson – Lunar Code 0825IM0302
  • Cover B by Fabok & Anderson “Stag” – Lunar Code 0825IM0303
  • Cover C connecting cover by Kael Ngu – Lunar Code 0825IM0304
  • Cover D 1:20 copy incentive by Gary Frank & Anderson – Lunar Code 0825IM0305
Rook: Exodus #7

Don’t miss Redcoat #14, the prelude to First Ghost

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The upcoming Redcoat #14 by Geoff Johns, Bryan Hitch, Andrew Currie, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh will serve as a prelude to the forthcoming First Ghost by Johns, Brad Meltzer, and Gene Ha. Set during the infamous burning of the White House, the powder keg issue will ignite the Ghost Machine fandom with excitement this August 20 and be published by Image Comics.

In the year 1814, where Washington D.C. is under siege by the British army, and the White House is engulfed in flames, Immortal British soldier Simon Pure witnesses history burning before his eyes—and comes face to face with the man responsible for lighting the match. But when Simon is blamed for the attack, his mission takes a shocking turn…

The upcoming First Ghost series will follow a newly elected United States President who moves into the White House with a young son. The two quickly discover the residence is more terrifying than cutthroat politicians and red tape.

  • Cover A by Hitch & Anderson
  • Cover B by Kyle Hotz & Dan Brown
  • Cover C by Hitch & Anderson

No Dead-End in Sight for Hyde Street with a Double Sellout and New Printing

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Hyde Street #3 and Hyde Street #4 by Blackest Night and Aquaman team, Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis along with inker Danny Miki, colorist Brad Anderson, and letterer Rob Leigh, have sold out completely at the distributor level. Both issues of this popular Ghost Machine horror series are being rushed back to print this week by Image Comics in order to keep up with escalating demand.

In Hyde Street #3, picture, if you will, a holiday season filled not with joy or cheer, but with shadows and secrets. Enter a man known only as Mr. X-Ray. His journey is a desperate one, seeking escape from the inescapable. Standing in his way, an innocent malevolence: Pranky, a boy scout who lives not to serve his fellow man, but to serve the dark power that presides over Hyde Street. Yet, during this strange Christmas tale, these two unlikely figures may find common ground…or not.

In Hyde Street #4, witness the demise of a good man in a town without pity. A caring man, with aspirations to be known among his peers as one of Hollywood’s finest actors, only to see these colleagues snicker at him when he’s typecast as a famous film monster made of human patchwork parts. But, as we’ll see, life imitates art in Tinseltown, down a boulevard called…Hyde Street.

Hyde Street #3, second printing (Lunar Code 0225IM847) and Hyde Street #4, second printing (Lunar Code 0225IM848) will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, April 16.

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