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Tony Fleecs and Tim Seeley team again for The Princess Murders this December

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Bestselling Local Man creators Tony Fleecs and Tim Seeley are teaming up for the ultimate blend of dark humor, satire, and campy slasher fun in the upcoming The Princess Murders. This playful new twist on fractured fairytales launches this December from Image Comics.

In The Princess Murders, a princess has been murdered and it’s up to her wicked stepsister and fairy Godmother to catch the killer. A Snow White Slasher! Sleeping Beauty Giallo! The Princess Murders combines the self-aware cheek of films like Enchanted and the Barbie movie and pushes them into the magical realm of campy horror. 

The Princess Murders has all the makings to be one of the most buzzed about new series to wrap up 2026 and lead fans into 2027 on a high note. Here Fleecs leverages similar viral marketing potential to his previous sales hits Stray Dogs and Feral yet again with a series rife with opportunity for easter eggs, homage variants, character cameos, and innuendo. Seeley adds his talent for slasher horror and character development and the resulting alchemy will provide fans of D’orc, I Hate Fairyland, Beneath The Trees Where Nobody Sees, Chew, Dexter, Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil, Shaun of The Dead, and What We Do in The Shadows with the perfect new read.

The first issue features covers by Seeley and Fleecs, Jenny Frison, Seely and Allen Passalaqua, Suspiria, and a blank sketch. The Princess Murders #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, December 9.

Comic book cover for 'The Princess Murders' featuring a hand with purple skin beside a red apple dripping with blood, set against a dark forest background.
A dark and moody still life featuring a book titled 'The Princess Murders' with gold lettering, alongside a skull, a cigarette, and various bottles. Black gloves are placed in the foreground.
An open storybook featuring an illustration of a queen addressing a prince, accompanied by text that begins 'Once upon a time.' The pages depict a narrative about the Kingdom of Sardinia and the search for a princess of royal blood.
A comic strip featuring two characters, one dressed in a blue cloak and the other in a red cloak, engaged in a conversation about an invitation to a royal ball. The scene shows them in a castle-like setting, with humor reflecting their differing attitudes and perspectives.
An animated scene featuring two women in a village. One woman in a flowing blue dress sings joyfully about magic, while another woman in a red hooded cloak appears skeptical. A fountain is visible in the background.
An illustrated image of a young woman with long dark hair, resting her chin on her hand, surrounded by cartoon blue birds and sparkles, set against a purple background.
A comic book cover for 'The Princess Murders,' featuring a dark-haired princess in a red gown wielding a sword, alongside a frightened blonde princess, set against a castle backdrop. The title and tagline are prominently displayed.
Cover art for 'The Princess Murders' comic, featuring a blonde princess with a bloodstained face, a dark-cloaked figure, and a castle backdrop, illustrated in a colorful and whimsical style.
Comic book cover art titled 'The Princess Murders Part 1', featuring three princesses in distress and a menacing figure in the background holding a knife.
Cover of the comic book 'The Princess Murders' featuring stylized red text on a white background with credits for the creators.
Cover of 'The Princess Murders' by Tim Seeley featuring a bright pink background with the title in bold yellow lettering and additional text detailing contributors and artwork.
A stylized illustration of a woman with long blue hair, resting her chin on her hand, surrounded by animated blue birds and sparkling stars against a purple background.
  • Cover A by Seeley & Fleecs
  • Cover B virgin by Jenny Frison
  • Cover C Army of Darkness Horror Homage by Seeley & Allen Passalaqua 
  • Cover D Sleeping Beauty Animation Homage by Seeley & Passalaqua
  • Cover E Blank Sketch
  • Cover F Polybagged NSFW variant by Seeley & Fleecs
  • Cover G 1:50 by Suspiria 
  • Cover H virgin foil 1:100 by Frison

Preview: Deathstroke: The Terminator #7

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Deathstroke: The Terminator #7

(W) Tony Fleecs (A) Carmine Di Giandomenico, Dave Wachter

ADELINE ASCENDS TO THE MANTLE OF DEATHSTROKE! After the shocking events of the last issue, Slade’s ex, Adeline, has taken on a new role. Witness her climb through the ranks of the army to become the unstoppable killer she is today. Does the DCU stand a chance once caught in her crosshairs?

Cover of the comic book 'Deathstroke: The Terminator' Issue 7, featuring three characters in action poses, with futuristic weapons. The title includes 'Sins of the Past' at the top.
A somber comic book scene depicting a woman with dark hair and a yellow flower in her hair, standing in a graveyard. She appears reflective and emotional as she interacts with a grave. Dialogue reveals themes of loss, regret, and remembrance.
A comic strip featuring two male characters in military uniforms engaging in a dialogue. The first character, with a mustache, appears to be an officer giving instructions, while the second character looks uncertain and is packing a bag. A female character participates in the conversation, indicating a serious situation.
A comic book page featuring Deathstroke standing on a boat, dressed in tactical gear with weapons. Two other characters are engaged in a serious conversation, highlighting themes of conflict and strategy.

Check out the first 10 pages of It Demands Sacrifice #1 by Philip Gelatt, David Yarovesky, Adam Pollina, and Dean White

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This October… blood will be spilled in It Demands Sacrifice! Emmy Award-winning screenwriter Philip Gelatt, the principal writer behind Netflix’s Love, Death & Robots, and filmmaker David Yarovesky, the twisted mind behind the superhero horror sensation Brightburn, have joined forces with artist Adam Pollina and colorist Dean White to unleash It Demands Sacrifice.

On a quiet farm, Bronson, the youngest and smallest member of a close-knit family of goats, lives an idyllic life of sun-drenched fields, fresh hay, and sibling rivalries. His greatest concern is proving to his older siblings—and, more importantly, his imposing father—that he is more than just the runt of the herd.

Then, in a single night, everything changes.

A drug-fueled, sex-obsessed satanic hippie murder cult descends on the farm, slaughtering the family who raised and protected the goats before abducting Bronson and his loved ones. Deep in the wilderness, beneath a blood-red moon, hundreds of cult followers gather for an ancient ritual. Their purpose: to sacrifice the goats and summon a ravenous demon from beyond.

Now, the fate of his family rests on the shoulders of the one creature least prepared to save them.

Innocent, outmatched, and absurdly cute, Bronson must summon a courage he never knew he possessed as he confronts knife-wielding cultists, unspeakable horrors, and forces far beyond his understanding in a desperate attempt to rescue his family before they are offered up in blood.

It Demands Sacrifice #1 features covers by Skottie Young, Tony Fleecs, Patrick Horvath, Mark Buckingham, Brett Bean, and more, and arrives in stores on October 7.

It Demands Sacrifice #1 cover

Preview: Feral Vol. 5: Catching Strays

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Feral Vol. 5: Catching Strays

(W) Tony Fleecs (A) Tone Rodriguez, Trish Forstner

THE STRAY DOGS RETURN!

The indoor cats find themselves imprisoned in a makeshift CDC laboratory where they come face-to-face with everyone’s favorite murder solving canines, THE STRAY DOGS. And it might be just in time because there may be a killer lurking among the doctors conducting experiments on the BAD KIND.

Cats and Dogs working together?? They don’t even speak the same language! Even if they manage to communicate, there’s no guarantee they’ll all survive.

Collects FERAL #21-25

Feral Vol. 5: Catching Strays

Preview: Deathstroke: The Terminator #6

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Deathstroke: The Terminator #6

(W) Tony Fleecs (A) Carmine Di Giandomenico

ONLY ONE WILL SURVIVE! Ravager’s life hangs in the balance as Deathstroke fights for his future against… Deathstroke?! Will this mystery doppelgänger succeed in taking literally everything from him? Can the city caught in their crosshairs survive two Deathstokes? Or will it be the end of everything?

Deathstroke: The Terminator #6

Feral #25 is a hell of an over-sized chonky anniversary issue

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The team-up you never thought would happen is here! Both cats and dogs have been imprisoned by the CDC, but now everything is on fire and the bad kind are loose!

To make matters worse, a serial killer stalks the halls and not every animal will make it out alive! Who lives? Who dies? Find out in this historic extra-length issue!

Story: Tony Fleecs
Art: Trish Forstner, Tone Rodriguez
Color: Brad Simpson

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.

Zeus Comics
Kindle

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Preview: Deathstroke: The Terminator #5

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Deathstroke: The Terminator #5

(W) Tony Fleecs (A) Carmine Di Giandomenico

DEATHSTROKE V. DEATHSTROKE! As the timer runs out on his latest job, Slade Wilson comes face-to-face with his greatest nightmare… himself! Another Deathstroke is on the loose in the DCU, and everyone’s a target. Will Slade get his kill, or is he about to be terminated?

Deathstroke: The Terminator #5

Feral #24 is another tense flipbook issue that is a great build and full of scares

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The CDC experiments on the Bad Kind go HORRIBLY WRONG! Something terrible festers in the boiler room and ELSIE and the cats have to figure out how to speak Dog because MOOSH has to tell them something VITALLY IMPORTANT! Things look bad for the gang unless they can make some UNEXPECTED ALLIES!

Story: Tony Fleecs
Art: Trish Forstner, Tone Rodriguez
Color: Brad Simpson

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.

Zeus Comics
Kindle

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Preview: Feral #24

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Feral #24

(W) Tony Fleecs (A) Trish Forstner, Tone Rodriguez

The CDC experiments on the Bad Kind go HORRIBLY WRONG! Something terrible festers in the boiler room and ELSIE and the cats have to figure out how to speak Dog because MOOSH has to tell them something VITALLY IMPORTANT! Things look bad for the gang unless they can make some UNEXPECTED ALLIES!

Comic book cover featuring a large dog wearing a muzzle, being pulled by two figures in dark clothing, with a brightly colored background.
Illustration of a scene from a comic featuring anthropomorphic cats in a facility. Characters discuss the need for a lockdown and search for escaped subjects referred to as 'cats.' Several cats are seen moving together in a tense environment.
A group of animated cats in a dimly lit, cluttered environment. Some cats are anxious and discussing their escape route while others are encouraging them to stay together.
A comic page showing various anthropomorphic animals in a dimly lit hallway, engaging in a conversation while a character in a protective suit gives instructions. The animals express concern and curiosity about a potential threat.
A comic page featuring anthropomorphic animals in cages, with one animal looking distressed. Dialogue includes characters expressing fear about a creature in another cage and discussing the situation.
Comic book cover featuring a figure in a gas mask and protective gear, holding a weapon, surrounded by stylized, distressed cats in a vibrant yellow and black color scheme, with the title 'FERALxxiv' and the tagline 'WHERE HAVE THEY TAKEN THE CATS?'
An illustrated scene depicting a dog in a muzzle being restrained by two people wearing dark outfits. The background features a doorway with a figure holding a stick, creating a tense atmosphere.

SDCC 2026: Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees Expands with its Halloween Special featuring James Tynion IV, Tony Fleecs, Tyler Boss, Dave Wachter, Che Grayson, Matt Emmons, and Jared Cullum

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The award-winning Patrick Horvath has been the definitive voice behind Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees, a cuddly yet shocking story which took the comic industry by storm and sold over 400k comics and collections as a franchise. The recently concluded sequel, Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Rite of Spring, is in the running for the “Best Limited Series” Eisner Award, and now, Horvath’s inviting other acclaimed creators to take a stab at Samantha Strong’s bloody and beloved world in Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Halloween Special.

Arriving this October, the Harvey Award-winning Horvath joins forces with superstar creators James Tynion IV and Tyler Boss, Tony Fleecs and Dave Wachter, Che Grayson and Matt Emmons, and Jared Cullum to craft a must-read original one-shot featuring the adorable citizens of Woodbrook gathering around a campfire to share terrifying stories.

It features covers by Patrick Horvath, Tony Fleecs, Peach Momoko, and J. Gonzo and there’ll be more news about the future of Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees will be revealed at San Diego Comic-Con.

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