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The October 14 issue begins a new arc with an Elita Prime-focused standalone story about the war for Cybertron. Robert Kirkman writes, guest artist Karl Kerschl draws, Mike Spicer colors and Rus Wooton letters; the preview does not establish any lasting leadership change or battle outcome.
Read this story →Adams draws the interior pages of Terminal #6, due in comic shops and digitally December 23, with Sandra Hope inking, Dave McCaig coloring and Rus Wooton lettering. Skybound says the issue contains a series-reframing reveal, but that remains promotional framing rather than a verified plot outcome.
Read this story →Walsh said September 13 that the first season's writers are expected back, every killer and civilian has been designed, and the team has selected a different town and state without revealing them. New artists are still being assembled; a third season is planned, with each season conceived as three miniseries, but no schedule is announced.
Read this story →Image Comics said on September 11 that the first issue, released September 9, had sold out at the distributor level. A second printing with new James Stokoe cover art is due in comic shops October 7, one week before issue #2. The announcement does not establish consumer sell-through, the number of copies printed or stock at every retailer.
Read this story →The book contains 53 new watercolors, new ink and pencil work, 19 published covers and 42 published comics pages including two complete stories. The exhibition runs September 17 to October 24; the $49.99 hardcover reaches comics shops November 4 and bookstores December 1.
Read this story →The oversized $4.99 first issue follows retired champion Dusty Gotem back into competition and introduces a trading-card-game component. Image Comics lists the title as ongoing and sets issue #1 for comic shops December 2, with digital availability also planned.
Read this story →The black-and-white paperback collects Black Kiss #1-12, Black Kiss II #1-6, the XXXmas and Hallowe'en specials, plus new material. It reaches comic shops November 18 and bookstores December 15; Image does not describe restoration, print quantity or territorial differences.
Read this story →Image Comics said September 3 that Crowbound #1, released the previous day, had been exhausted at distributor level and approved a second printing. A new Nguyen cover and a text-free variation of the first-printing art are due in comic shops September 30; Image schedules issue #2 for October 7 and also lists digital access to the debut.
Read this story →Skybound, Image and Hasbro announced 1:50 incentive covers by manga artists Satoshi Shiki and Manabu Yashiro for M.A.S.K. #7, Transformers #39, G.I. Joe #29 and Void Rivals #37, scheduled weekly from December 2 through 23. The programme adds original cover art but does not create manga editions, change the interior creative teams or announce new rights.
Read this story →Image lists Savage Dragon Compendium Volume 1 for comic shops on November 18 at US$64.99, with a December 15 bookstore release reported by ICv2. The paperback collects The Dragon 1-5 and Savage Dragon 1-44; it is the series' first compendium-format volume and arrives as the ongoing comic approaches issue 300.
Read this story →Image Comics says distributor inventory for Hammerfist #1 sold out after its August 26 launch. A second printing with a new Steve Epting cover will reach comic shops September 23, one week before issue #2 on September 30; the claim describes distributor stock, not verified sales to readers or a disclosed print quantity.
Read this story →Image Comics lists the digital collection as published August 28 for $8.99 with eISBN 9781534321779. It collects all five Sangre issues, with the main story drawn by Brian Ching and a prologue by Benitez and Martin Montiel; the narrative previously appeared in print, so this is a new access format rather than a new story.
Read this story →Image Comics published the 48-page first issue on August 26. Rick Remender writes, Steve Epting draws and Matt Hollingsworth is among the credited artists; Image lists issue #2 for September 30 and issue #4 for November 25.
Read this story →Image Comics published Witchblade/Vampirella #1 on August 26. Bennett writes, with Laura Braga and Gibran Ferdian credited as artists; the story brings Vampirella into Sara's hunt for a mutated vampire after Sara is bitten.
Read this story →Image Comics released the 128-page paperback on August 26. It collects Impact Winter #1, Impact Winter: Rook #1 and Impact Winter: Evenfall #1, with art by Stephen Green, Andrea Milana and Sumeyye Kesgin among the credited team.
Read this story →Image Comics published the 24-page Hama Files Edition on August 26 on deluxe newsprint. The reissue adds a new letter in which Hama provides behind-the-scenes information and insight about the original issue; the publisher does not disclose the letter's full contents online.
Read this story →Image Comics announced on August 20 that the one-shot will reach comic shops on November 11, 2026, with digital editions planned through platforms including Kindle, Apple Books and Google Play. Its premise follows a person offered their heart's desire by a talking snail, with a cost attached.
Read this story →Image Comics announced on August 19 that issues #0-4 will be gathered in one hardcover. The collection is scheduled for comic shops on January 20, 2027 and bookstores on February 16, with a digital edition also planned.
Read this story →Pornsak Pichetshote writes the five-issue miniseries, with Alberto Ponticelli drawing, Jordie Bellaire coloring and Becca Carey lettering. Issue #1 is scheduled for November 4 and connects season one to the planned second season; the announcement does not establish the film adaptation’s progress.
Read this story →Image Comics says issue #1 has sold out at the distributor and will receive a second printing with a new Murphy cover on September 16. Issue #2 follows September 23; the publisher’s claim measures distributor inventory, not audited reader purchases or stock at every comic shop.
Read this story →Image Comics says Regicide #1 has sold out at distributor level and will receive a second printing with a new cover on September 16, alongside issue #2. The publisher’s statement measures distributor inventory, not audited purchases by readers.
Read this story →Image Comics released Regicide #1 on August 12, beginning a four-issue miniseries in which a farmhand and a dangerous stranger are sent to kill Transylvania's murderous viceroy.
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