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Sean Gordon Murphy and Corin Howell team for The Lost Bones of Lake Totem

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Bestselling Batman: White Knight artist and creator of multiple sell-out hit The Last Driver—Sean Gordon Murphy—joins forces with artist Corin Howell for the upcoming horror story, The Lost Bones of Lake Totem. This all-new, four-issue miniseries is set to launch from Image Comics in January 2027.

The series will also boast exciting variant covers by Clay McCormack, Serena Bell, and Fero Pe, as well as a Blank Sketch cover.

Set in the 1990s, Lake Totem follows a young girl named Nib who unearths clues about a legendary lake monster when a forgotten Indian burial ground is discovered beneath an abandoned drive-in movie theater. Now Nib, her best friend Elliot, and her trusty cat Ripley must follow the clues down a dark path of mythological conspiracy—the same path that destroyed the mind of her missing mother. For centuries a monstrous creature has been luring children into the depths of lake totem…and our young hero is about to uncover the truth!

Lake Totem #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, January 6, 2027.

Cover of the comic book 'The Lost Bones of Lake Totem,' featuring a monstrous creature partially submerged in water with a dark, ominous background and a retro-style sign in the distance.
Comic book cover for 'The Lost Bones of Lake Totem,' featuring dynamic illustrations of a creature, a girl, and other characters, with a red background and bold title lettering.
Comic book cover for 'The Lost Bones of Lake Totem,' featuring a woman holding a flashlight in a dark forest with a large snake-like creature above her.
Cover of 'The Lost Bones of Lake Totem' comic book, featuring a character standing on a wooden dock overlooking a swirling red abyss with a monstrous creature emerging from it.
Cover page for 'The Lost Bones of Lake Totem' featuring stylized text and a dreamcatcher graphic, with the names of the creators Sean Murphy, Corin Howell, and Simon Gough at the bottom.
A comic book-style illustration featuring a girl with red hair and a cat, sitting thoughtfully. In the background, a monstrous face looms large on a screen, while a drive-in movie setting with various vehicles is depicted. The girl is shown walking towards a building, creating a sense of adventure and mystery.
A comic book scene depicting a young girl with red hair running through a retro arcade, interacting with various characters and game machines.
A monstrous creature with sharp features and glowing red eyes looms over a dark river, while terrified characters are seen in panels above, conveying a sense of horror and danger.
A group of children shines a flashlight towards a monstrous creature looming in the shadows.
  • Cover A by Murphy
  • Cover B by McCormack
  • Cover C by Bell
  • Cover D by Pe
  • Cover E Blank Sketch cover

Vault Comics and Inanna Sarkis Announce an Inanna: The Name She Lost Series

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Vault and writer, director, and actress, Inanna Sarkis, have announced a Inanna: The Name She Lost single issue comic book series. Sarkis is joined by Eisner-nominated and New York Times bestselling writer Tim Seeley, and the phenomenal artist Ademir Leal to tell a modern reimagining of the story of the ancient Sumerian goddess of love and war.  

Inanna: The Name She Lost #1 will hit store shelves in November, 2026. The debut issue will feature a stellar lineup of collectible variant covers from an epic lineup of artists including Tula Lotay, Annie Wu, Serena Bell, Meredith McClaren, Adriana Melo, Seth Adams, and series artist Ademir Leal.  

The story begins in San Francisco, once the heart of a counterculture movement of peace and love, now a city at war with itself. Mayor and presidential hopeful Tim Teller promises to fix the problems, but he has a new issue. On a brisk September evening, Inanna emerges from the Bay, wearing nothing but a lapis necklace. She remembers little more than her name… and a deep sense of rage. Possessed of immense strength and unwavering charisma, Inanna becomes a champion of the people. But her immortal life as a goddess of love and war is coming back to haunt her. Ancient enemies and modern mythic forces collide as love and war clash in a battle for the soul of humanity—and Inanna herself.

Inanna: The Name She Lost #1