X-Men: Outback #4
(W) Steve Orlando (A) Roi Mercado
THE MORLOCKS OF THE OUTBACK ARE IN TROUBLE — ANDONLYTHE X-MEN CAN HELP! HAVOK and MADELYNE PRYOR must help the MORLOCKS of Australia escape from the LAVA MEN! Can even HAVOK withstand the heat? Will these X-MEN be able to establish a truce between the Lava Men and the Morlocks before Maddie’s fiery visions of the future come true?
X-Men: Omega Red Dawn #1
(W) Steve Orlando (A) Alan Robinson
SPACE RACE! When Omega Red abducts Professor X, the X-Men follow in a hot pursuit that takes them around the globe and beyond. But time is of the essence, as Omega Red unleashes a deadly chemical attack that spreads rage and violence in his wake. With half the team down for the count, do they have what it takes to save their beloved mentor – and everyone else – before the world becomes totally consumed by hate?
Land of Never #3
(W) Steve Orlando (A) Miguel Mora
A lifetime ago, Lighthouse Orphanage was a beacon — but then, the foundation crumbled. The beacon fell into darkness, and a force of nature was born. Years later, he’s the Floating Man, abandoned by society and driven to build one of his own. He is big brother and protector to all, unable to see that he carries one more title — jailer. Wendy Hoke sees her chance to free herself and the rest of the Floating Man’s captives. She has to take the Floating Man’s spot. She has to become the big sister of the family. Because families fight. Sometimes, they even fight back.
When X-Men of Apocalypse: Omega #1 hit stands earlier this month, readers were startled to learn that one of the Age of Apocalypse X-Men’s trip to the main Marvel Universe had only just begun! Jeph Loeb and Simone Di Meo’s epic anniversary series ended with the Gambit of Age of Apocalypse swapping places with his 616 counterpart. Now, the story continues in the previously announced Gambit: Gone limited series by Steve Orlando, Edoardo Audino, and Gerado Sandoval, hitting stands next month. The saga follows the dual journeys of the two Gambits with Audino handling the Age of Apocalypse Gambit’s quest in the 616, while Sandoval catches up with our Gambit in the dystopian Age of Apocalypse.
Two worlds. Two Gambits. Two quests. One for redemption…and one for personal gain. In two intertwined tales, Remy LeBeau will face his demons… and the demons of all mutantkind… in an adventure that pushes the limits of the reformed Gambit to their breaking point. What kind of hero will emerge? And face-to-face with different versions of the woman they love—what kind of husband will he prove to be?
Check out all four covers from Simone Di Meo, ACO, Russell Dauterman, and Meghan Hetrick along with a never-before-seen first look and preorder Gambit: Gone #1 at your local comic shop today! The first issue comes to shops September 23.
Sorcerer Supreme #9
(W) Steve Orlando (A) Bernard Chang
WEAPONS OF TORMENT! Scarlet Witch and the Quantumancer must free themselves after being sucked into the EXTINCTION KING’s newest machination, a deep black hole called the TORTURE STAR! Stripped of their magic within the dark void, they’ll need a miracle to make it back to Earth…
X-Men: Outback #3
(W) Steve Orlando (A) Stephen Segovia, Roi Mercado
FROM THE QUANTUM REALM, COMES A NEW THREAT! Lying low in the Australian Outback, the X-Men have seemed to find peace — that is until the ancient necromancer YAGA DYARA arrives from the Quantum Realm seeking to end Colossus’ Rasputin bloodline for good. How can Piotr and his comrades succeed against this sorcerer’s cosmic threat? Will Yaga’s undead magic stamp out the Rasputin line for good?
War Wolf #8
(W) Steve Orlando (A) Marco Perugini
It’s father versus son on Earth’s war-torn streets as Thomas Bruin faces the Oort Worldkiller and his invading army. With no better choice, Bruin suits up for a final stand, fully aware he may not survive — and maybe not wanting to. Victory means confronting a lifetime of lies and betrayals; failure means planetary extinction. For once, Bruin stops thinking about his reputation and focuses solely on saving Earth, no matter the cost. And if he’s lucky, he might finally die the hero he spent years pretending to be. The fate of the world hinges on a battle written in blood.
Ready for seconds? Following the success of Meals to Astonish: Spider-Man #1, world-class chef, restaurateur, humanitarian, and educator José Andrés and his fearless team at World Central Kitchen continue their inspiring journey through the Marvel Universe in Meals to Astonish: Avengers #1, arriving this October.
The Meals to Astonish one-shots team up Chef José with Marvel’s greatest heroes for adventures that celebrate World Central Kitchen’s life-changing and impactful mission to provide food and nourishment to communities in crisis around the world. Following the main course by returning creative team Steve Orlando and Roi Mercado, Meals to Astonish: Avengers will also include a new installment of Jeff’s Table, stories from T.E.S.T. Kitchen Infinity Comic by Michelin Star Chef Paul Eschbach and artist E.J. Su, and more—including the shocking debut of Venomom by Jacob Chabot!
World-class chef, restaurateur, humanitarian and educator José Andrés joins the Avengers! Tony Stark and José are headed to Las Vegas to debut their new disaster-relief technology when they’re attacked by Ultron! It’s up to José and the Avengers to save their tech—and the world!
Whet your appetite with Leinil Francis Yu’s cover and pick up Meals to Astonish: Avengers #1 at your local comic shop this October!
The story of Hurricane Helene as told by those who survived. Islands in the Sky brings those stories to life by pairing real survivors with award-winning comics creators to preserve what happened and help the region recover. This project, the first from the Appalachia Comics Project, is part record, part resistance, and part recovery. It is a testament to the power of community and creativity to bring healing and preserve the truth about one of America’s deadliest and costliest national disasters. Islands in the Sky was selected this year as the First Year Reading Book for Berea College in Kentucky.
Contributors to Islands in the Sky include a Nobel Prize winner, two Pulitzer Winners, two National Book Award winners, a MacArthur Genius grant recipient, and a Peabody winner.
Story: Jim Bourdy, Allie Bourdy. Greg Pak, Tera McIntosh, Amy McIntosh, Gene Luen Yang, Suzanne Palmer, Anthony Del Col, Matthew K. Manning, Andrew Aydin, Cory Vaillancourt, Steve Orlando, Nick Filardi, Shannon Burcham, Angie Stone, Alex Segura, Hannah Roy, Brian Michael Bendis, Jessica Stepp Edney, Matt Fraction, Dr. David Easterling
Art: Josh Adams, Thien Pham, Briana Loewnsohn, Ned Wolfe, Jarrett Rutland, Valentine De Landro, June Kim, Brent Schoonover, David Hahn, C.A.P. Ward, Aster D’Amico, Nate Powell
Color: Nick Filardi, Matthew Wilson, Laura Martin
Letterer: Jodie Troutman, Josh Reed, C.A.P. Ward, Nate Powell
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.
Gatchaman: Red Impulse #4
(W) Steve Orlando (A) Riccardo Robaldo
Kentaro, Oniishi, and Masaki infiltrate the never-before-seen winter country of Novva Rozza, where Galactor has placed his factories! The factories are building an Antiproton Capacitor, a device that collects antiprotons from the atmosphere to create a bomb capable of unleashing annihilation on a massive scale.
Novva Rozza is completely under Galactor’s control, and the Red Impulse Squadron must face their intense anti-aircraft artillery! Even if they win, they’ll still need to deal with Galactor’s annihilation device itself…
