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Preview: Street Sharks: Jawsome Justice

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Street Sharks: Jawsome Justice

Written by Stephanie Williams
Art by Ariel Medel

The first Street Sharks comic in more than 20 years brings you extreme stories and a fintastic time! But don’t call it a comeback—they’ve been waiting for everyone else to get ready for more jawsome adventures!

The four Bolton Brothers were happy playing sports and meeting babes. But when a run-in with a mad scientist turned them into giant sharks…they only got cooler!

Kick some serious fin with Ripster, the great white head of the pack; Streex, the rollerblading ladies’ man (er, ladies’ shark); Jab, the hammerhead who loooves using his noggin; and Big Slammu, the whale shark with the whale-sized muscles, on their newest adventure! They’ll need all the help they can get to stop their archnemesis, Dr. Paradigm, from developing…the perfect predator! Little do they know, it’s already too late to stop the grossest monster they’ve ever fought from being born!

Colorful illustration featuring the 'Street Sharks' characters in action, with dynamic poses and a vibrant background. The title 'Jawsome Justice' is prominently displayed at the bottom.
A comic panel featuring anthropomorphic characters in a humorous action scene. The setting is Fission City with a futuristic background. A crab-like character and a bird-like character are engaged in banter about a robbery at Fissiontech Labs, while colorful shark-like figures hover nearby, preparing to take action.
A dynamic comic panel featuring various anthropomorphic sea creatures engaged in a chaotic fight, with colorful motion effects and dialogue bubbles displaying humorous banter. Characters include a shark, a squid, and other sea-themed creatures, showcasing their unique abilities and weapons.
A comic book scene featuring anthropomorphic characters driving colorful racing vehicles, with dialogue emphasizing a high-speed chase scenario. The characters include a shark, a bird-like creature, and a monster, amidst dynamic action and comic-style text effects.
A comic strip featuring cartoon sharks and a hammerhead character navigating through a construction site, engaging in playful banter while performing stunts and breaking through obstacles.
A comic page depicting a vibrant battle scene between anthropomorphic sea creatures in a city setting. Characters showcase playful dialogue while engaging in humorous, exaggerated combat moves. The background features an urban environment, including a decommissioned power plant.
A colorful comic panel featuring two anthropomorphic sea creatures, a orange shark-like character and a blue shark-like character, engaged in dynamic action. The orange character is jumping mid-air, while the blue character is running below. Various text effects like 'WHOOSH!' and 'KA-BOOM!' illustrate the movement and excitement of the scene.

Preview: Return to Sleepy Hollow

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Return to Sleepy Hollow

Author: Casey Gilly
Illustrator: Savanna Mayer

Based on Tim Burton’s classic Sleepy Hollow (1999) the story continues in this graphic novel: A thrilling tale of buried truths, decaying bodies, and rotting, vengeful gods.

Ichabod Crane is a man of science and, despite his indisputable brush with the supernatural, has built a name for himself debunking claims of the occult across the world. However, when he receives a frantic letter urging him to return to Sleepy Hollow, Ichabod must reunite with his now estranged love, Katrina Van Tassel, to investigate a string of strange, unexplainable murders–—residents who died tangled in roots, decorated in flowers, or blanketed in soil. The pair unearth tales of possessed townsfolk and the Tree of the Dead and together they will uncover the truth of Sleepy Hollow’s origins and the roots that connect them all.

A young man in a dark cape and period clothing stands in front of a gnarled tree, with a mystical atmosphere in a forest setting. The title 'Return to Sleepy Hollow' is prominently displayed at the top.
A comic panel depicting a woman in a vintage dress surrounded by trees and flowers, expressing thoughts of love. She is seen reaching out to touch a tree, with lyrics suggesting a romantic theme. Her expressions convey longing and playfulness as she calls for someone named Doddie.
A comic book page featuring a distressed woman in a forest, holding a basket and looking scared, with surreal elements such as eyes peeking out and hands reaching towards her.
A comic strip depicting a woman preparing breakfast in a cozy room while another woman sings in front of a mirror. Several panels show a dialogue between a constable and a female character discussing a dead body found in the woods, featuring horses and a cart in the background.
A comic book page depicting a dialogue between characters in a forest setting. One character, a woman in a blue dress, is shown interacting with a man in a green hat, while two soldiers carry a figure covered in a cloth. A dialogue bubble indicates a discussion about a deceased woman named Francis. The atmosphere is tense, with dark trees in the background and a somber tone.
A comic book page illustrating a tense scene with a worried woman and a friend, set in a rustic environment. The characters express urgency and distress, with dialogue emphasizing a need for action and a looming threat.
A comic book illustration depicting a supernatural entity emerging from a sheet of paper, surrounded by ominous text and dark imagery. The scene shifts to a conversation between two characters at a desk filled with papers and books, one character gesturing emphatically while the other listens intently.

Preview: Breaklands Season Three: The City

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Breaklands Season Three: The City

(W) Justin Jordan (A) Tyasseta

Mad Max meets Akira in the final chapter in the Breaklands Saga!

In the dystopian Breaklands, history was reshaped by godlike psychics. And young boy Adam Fain is the key to ruling over it all. After escaping bloodthirsty pirates, Adam’s been kidnapped again. The Shining City has plans for him…but they’re not ready for Adam’s sister, Kasa. Kasa has power of her own, and she’ll stop at nothing to save her brother.

Justin Jordan and Tyasseta’s epic adventure series gets new life in a print edition from Mad Cave Studios!

Comic book cover for 'Breaklands Season Three: The City' featuring a stylized character with red hair and a raised arm, alongside two other characters in a retro car, set against a rocky landscape.
A comic strip featuring characters discussing the possibility of restoring the old world, with one character emphasizing the importance of another as 'the key'. The setting includes a rocky landscape and hints of advanced technology.
An aerial view of a futuristic industrial complex with tall white towers and intricate structures, featuring pipelines and colorful buildings in a vibrant landscape.
A comic panel featuring a muscular character dressed in armor holding a small, bald child. The character expresses hope for the child's abilities while the child appears anxious.
A comic panel featuring a muscular character carrying a small dog, expressing gratitude.

Ghostbox returns this October in a Limited Black & White Edition

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Just in time for the spooky season, Mad Cave Studios is bringing Ghostbox back in a new limited format. Written by Mike Carey and illustrated/lettered by Pablo Raimondi, the critically acclaimed graphic novel returns in a black & white edition limited to 1,000 copies. Additionally, there are 100 extra limited signed editions available for preorder exclusively from the Mad Cave website.

Ghostbox Black & White (TPB, $14.99, ISBN: 9781545837320) is available for preorder wherever books and comics are sold. You can also preorder the signed edition ($24.99) directly from Mad Cave Studios while supplies last. It arrives October 14, 2026, and FOC for comic shops is September 21, 2026.

Black and white comic book cover featuring a central character holding a mysterious box, with various other characters' faces in the background.
A black-and-white comic panel featuring police officers discussing a stolen bicycle case in a rural setting, with rain and a barn in the background.
A young person riding a bicycle through a field towards stone monoliths under a cloudy sky. The scene contains comic-style text boxes reflecting thoughts about finding a place of worship.
A black and white comic scene depicting a man in a hat yelling a warning from a rocky edge while a woman in traditional attire stands beside him, looking towards a distant landscape with figures in the foreground.
A black and white comic panel showcasing an elaborate mansion surrounded by clouds and mountains, with characters discussing themes of deception and identity inside an ornate room.
A gothic archway interior with a group of characters in dark clothing observing a figure emerging from a gooey substance. The scene blends horror and mystery, featuring dramatic shadows and intricate architectural details.
A dramatic black and white comic illustration featuring a figure in a cape interacting with a monstrous creature with multiple heads and tentacles, while another character observes. Speech bubbles indicate a conversation about power and sustenance.
A black and white illustration featuring a woman with an intense expression surrounded by surreal landscapes, including fantastical buildings, a spiral tree, and characters interacting in a dreamlike setting.

Preview: Wayward Compendium

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Wayward Compendium

(W) Jim Zub (A) Steven Cummings

Gods, myths, and magic on the streets of Tokyo, collected in its entirety for the first time in this new compendium!

Rori Lane is trying to start a new life when she reunites with her mother in Japan, but ancient creatures lurking in the shadows sense something hidden deep within her, threatening everything she holds dear. Can she unlock the secrets of her power before it’s too late?

Jim Zub (Conan the Barbarian) and Steven Cummings (Star Wars: Hidden Empire) unleashed a supernatural spectacle set against Japan’s engaging culture and mythic monsters, and the story is now collected in a single stellar volume along with insightful cultural essays by Zack Davisson (Ultimate X-Men) and other development work and pin-ups by the creative team.

Collects WAYWARD #1-30.

Wayward Compendium

Preview: W0rldtr33 Vol. 4

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W0rldtr33 Vol. 4

(W) James Tynion IV (A) Fernando Blanco

Multiple Eisner Award-winning writer JAMES TYNION IV (THE DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH, The Nice House on the Lake) and FERNANDO BLANCO (Detective Comics) continue their horror epic…and no one is safe.

In 1999, Gabriel Winter received a message from the future that changed the course of everything, leading him to build plans within plans to stop the darkest possible eventualities from coming to pass.

Now, Ellison and the surviving members of the w0rldtr33 gang must race to prevent ANGEL from restarting the internet—and ending the world as we know it. All roads lead to San Francisco. All roads lead to the Undernet.

Collects issues #17-21.

W0rldtr33 Vol. 4

Preview: Star Trek: The Last Starship Vol. 1

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Star Trek: The Last Starship Vol. 1

Authors: Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing
Art: Adrián Bonilla
September 8, 2026

A Galaxy Shattered. A Legend Reborn. A New Frontier Begins. After the cataclysmic Burn brings warp travel to a standstill and shatters centuries of unity, the dream of the United Federation of Planets collapses almost overnight. Worlds are cut off. Civilizations tumble. Chaos fills the void where hope once thrived.

Out of this cosmic wreckage rises an unlikely beacon: the U.S.S. Omega a lone vessel crewed by survivors navigating a lawless, uncharted Galaxy nearly 300 years after the fall. With no Federation to guide them, they must carve out a path through the ruins—facing warlords, scavengers, and the raw unknown.

Star Trek: The Last Starship Vol. 1

Red Roots Vol. 1 unleashes Genre-Twisting Supernatural Mystery this Fall

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Red Roots, Vol. 1 by artist and debut writer Lorenzo de Felici, will collect Red Roots #1-5 of the ongoing, genre-defying series into trade paperback from Image Comics. This explosive supernatural mystery will hit shelves this Fall.

Red Roots features a central puzzle-box mystery similar to The Mist but with an explosive genre-twist similar to The Cabin in the Woods and Oblivion Song. As the story unfolds, the lives of a professional killer and a high school teacher are bound by a terrifying, mysterious force. Each chapter takes readers deeper into a world of dark fantasy lore and plot-twisting revelations.

De Felici rose to prominence with the launch of Oblivion Song—his co-creation with Robert Kirkman—and his subsequent success as the artist on the tentpole Energon Universe title, also with Kirkman, Void Rivals. De Felici and Kirkman’s creative alchemy set the Energon Universe on a path to sales-chart-domination and Void Rivals in-and-of-itself went on to become one of the biggest launches of 2024. It is currently on its 12th reprint with no signs of slowing down in momentum. This recent breakout success makes Felici’s Red Roots series one of the most exciting new developments in comics of the year.

Red Roots, Vol. 1 (ISBN: 9781534330603) trade paperback will be available at local comic book shops on Wednesday, October 21 and independent bookstores, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million, Indigo, and Waterstones on Tuesday, November 17.

Red Roots, Vol. 1

Fables: No More Happily Ever After DC Comics Comics edition is a nice introduction to the world

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ONCE UPON A TIME…

Imagine that all the characters from the world’s most beloved storybooks were real–real and living among us, with all their powers intact. How would they cope with life in our mundane, unmagical reality? The answer can be found in Fables, Bill Willingham’s celebrated reimagining of the venerable fairy-tale canon. From Snow White and the Big Bad Wolf to Goldilocks and Little Boy Blue, the folktales of old are reborn here as exiles living in the magically camouflaged New York City neighborhood of Fabletown. Acclaimed by critics and readers alike, this modern classic of comic book storytelling is collected for the first time in a compact format.

Collects FABLES #1-10.

Story: Bill Willingham
Art: Lan Medina, Mark Buckingham, Steve Leialoha, Craig Hamilton
Color: Sherilyn Van Valkenburgh, Daniel Vozzo
Letterer: Todd Klein

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Preview: Twilight Zone: Stories From the Fifth Dimension

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Twilight Zone: Stories From the Fifth Dimension

by Dan Watters, Morgan Beem, Tom Scioli, James Stokoe, Nate Powell, L. Marlow, Francesco Francavilla
September 1, 2026

Return to the Twilight Zone in this all-new anthology series featuring stories by some of the best creators in comics today!

Each issue is a new tale in the vein of the iconic original television series that’s captivated audiences for over 60 years. And like the show, these stories will be revealed in terrifying black and white!

Featuring stories by Dan Watters (Batman: Dark Patterns, Shredder) & Morgan Beem (The Author Immortal, Swamp Thing: Twin Branches), Tom Scioli (Godzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre, Fantastic Four: Grand Design), James Stokoe (Godzilla in Hell, Orphan and the Five Beasts), Nate Powell (the March trilogy, Swallow Me Whole), and L. Marlow & Francesco Francavilla (Batman: The Black Mirror, Afterlife with Archie).

Twilight Zone: Stories From the Fifth Dimension
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