Rogue Sun #33
(W) Ryan Parrott, Nick Cotton (A) Abel, Bruno Frenda
As an old foe returns with a terrible plan, forces gather under New Orleans to decide the fate of the world! Will either Rogue Sun be able to put a stop to their enemies’ schemes—or are they doomed on two fronts?
Rogue Sun #31
(W) Ryan Parrott, Nick Cotton (A) Abel
It’s time for a COLLEGE VISIT! With graduation edging ever-closer, Dylan has to start thinking about the future — and that means it’s time for a road trip! But an old enemy has returned, HELLBENT on vengeance, and nowhere — and no-one — is safe.
The highly anticipated Rogue Sun #30 by Ryan Parrott, Nick Cotton, and Abel—featuring the appearance of Todd McFarlane’s Medieval Spawn—has sold out completely at the distributor level. This new story arc issue is being rushed back to print this week in order to keep up with overwhelming reorder activity.
In Rogue Sun #30, travel back to the year 1383 as Sir John of York—also known as the Medieval Spawn—embarks on a deadly quest to track down the monstrous entity known as The Withered. But he’s not alone. Caleb Hawthorne—the legendary Knight Sun—and his loyal squire are also on the hunt, setting the stage for an epic clash between two iconic heroes from the Image Comics universe. Will Medieval Spawn complete his mission—or will Knight Sun stand in his way? Readers won’t want to miss this historic face-off in one of the most anticipated issues of Rogue Sun yet.
Available at comic book shops on Wednesday, November 12:
Rogue Sun #30
(W) Ryan Parrott (A) Nick Cotton
ENTER: SPAWN! The year is 1383*, and Sir John of York — the MEDIEVAL SPAWN — is searching for the terrifying creature known as The Withered. But a young knight and his squire are also on the hunt — and Caleb Hawthorne, the KNIGHT SUN, won’t give up his target without a fight. Don’t miss this historic collision between two of Image’s hottest heroes!
The highly anticipated new story arc of Ryan Parrott, Nick Cotton, and Abel’s Rogue Sun will supercharge the Massive-Verse with a dose of Spawnmania next month. Rogue Sun #30 will kick off the new chapter with a very special appearance of Todd McFarlane’s Medieval Spawn character.
In Rogue Sun #30, travel back to the year 1383 as Sir John of York—also known as the Medieval Spawn—embarks on a deadly quest to track down the monstrous entity known as The Withered. But he’s not alone. Caleb Hawthorne—the legendary Knight Sun—and his loyal squire are also on the hunt, setting the stage for an epic clash between two iconic heroes from the Image Comics universe. Will Medieval Spawn complete his mission—or will Knight Sun stand in his way? Readers won’t want to miss this historic face-off in one of the most anticipated issues of Rogue Sun yet.
Rogue Sun #30 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, October 15:
Rogue Sun #29
(W) Ryan Parrott, Nick Cotton (A) Abel, Bruno Frenda
With Noxious’s true intentions revealed, Dylan and Aurie must choose between their mentors and their morals if they have any chance of saving an unexpected victim in the war for the mantle of Rogue Sun.
The Massive-verse is popping off lately with a slew of exciting developments—chief among them is the seismic-event-level news that Ryan Parrott, Nick Cotton, and Abel’s Rogue Sun #30 will feature Todd McFarlane’s Medieval Spawn character prominently and hit shelves this October from Image Comics.
Cover A and C are by Stefano Simeone and cover B is by Abel.
Rogue Sun #30 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, October 8:
Image Comics has announced a line of exciting team-up variants in celebration of Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead hitting its milestone 20 year anniversary. These variant covers will infect Image Comics titles all through October and feature Image artists’ unique interpretations of the iconic horror series’ characters.
The first nine Walking Dead team-up variants revealed this week feature artwork by such comics superstars as Skottie Young (on I Hate Fairyland #10), Declan Shalvey (on Time Before Time #28), Dean Rankin (on Untold Tales of I Hate Fairyland #4), Andrea Sorrentino (on Tenement #5), Stefano Simeone (on connecting variants for: No/One #7, Radiant Black #28 covers C & D, Rogue Sun #17, and The Dead Lucky #10).
The Walking Dead first launched in 2003 from Image Comics and garnered critical acclaim and an escalating sales track-record before Hollywood picked up the hot IP and the series was adapted from TV by AMC in 2010. It was also in 2010 that Kirkman teamed up with David Alpert to launch the multiplatform entertainment company, Skybound Entertainment, which would expand his—and others’—IP beyond comics into other mediums. The Walking Dead has since gone on to become a pop culture phenomenon inspiring everything from hit video games, novelizations, merchandise, and a multitude of multimedia spin-offs across the walker universe. The series has sold over 45 million copies across multiple formats and has been translated into 21 languages globally.
The following The Walking Dead team-up variants will be available at local comic shops:
Image Comics has revealed seven more jaw-dropping Spawn team-up variants—ahead of the December Spawn takeover campaign—which will grace the covers of the upcoming I Hate Fairyland (2022) #2, Creepshow #4, Flawed #4, Killadelphia #26, Manifest Destiny #48, Night Club #1, and Rogue Sun #9.
Todd McFarlane’s iconic, history-making, record-breaking Spawn will be everywhere next month and will appear on over nearly 50 different Image Comics series’ covers in addition to popping up on many DC variants as part of the Batman/Spawn crossover launch.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Image Comics—and of Spawn’s launch—and December’s Spawn team-up covers provide fans with the perfect way to celebrate the beloved character’s lasting impact and influence on the medium. Everywhere customers look, there Spawn will be.
Spawn will make an appearance on the covers of:
Wednesdays (and Tuesdays) are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in
Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!
Find out what folks think below, and what comics you should be looking out for this week.
Batman: Killing Time #1 (DC Comics) – A young Batman must deal with Catwoman, Riddler, and Penguin who have stolen a priceless artifact from him.
Black Panther #4 (Marvel) – The series has delivered a fantastic mix of political thriller and paranoia with superhero action.
Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #3 (Marvel) – Devil’s Reign as a whole has been fantastic including it’s tie-in series. This one focused on Elektra has delivered a sadness through all of the action.
Dark Knights of Steel #5 (DC Comics) – The series has been a fantastic “Elseworlds” take on DC characters with a lot of surprises and beautiful art.
Fitz and Cleo: Get Creative! (Henry Holt) – A cute graphic novel for young readers about two ghosts and their cat.
Nice House on the Lake #7 (DC Comics) – The amazing series is back and we’re ready to figure out what this mystery is all about!
Radio Spaceman #1 (Dark Horse) – A steampunk space adventure from Mike Mignola, Greg Hinkle, and Dave Stewart!
Rogue Sun #1 (Image Comics) – Image’s superhero universe expands as a son discovers his estranged father was a superhero.
She-Hulk #2 (Marvel) – The first issue was full of laughs and so many moments we all can relate to. A solid new series for the character that puts her again in the spotlight she deserves.
Strange #1 (Marvel) – There’s a new Sorcerer Supreme in the Marvel Universe!
War for Earth-3 #1 (DC Comics) – A lot of different storylines are coming together as Amanda Waller continues her plans and so many are trying to stop or help her.
Wrong Earth: Trapped on Teen Planet #1 (AHOY Comics) – The world of “Wrong Earth” expands as new creators dip into the superhero universe. Gail Simone with Bill Morrison, Walter Geovani, and Rob Lean kick things off with an alternate world of teenagers, malt shops, love triangles, and school dances!
