DEAD AGAIN (AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN)! The '90s never ended, and now GLAAD Media Award–nominated writer Jude Ellison S. Doyle (Maw, The Neighbors) and Eisner Award–nominated artist Caitlin Yarksy (EC's Cruel Universe) are doling out the consequences for the final survivors of the twisted time loop that connects five friends across two centuries . . .  Claire and JT rush to help Brandy confront their mortal enemy . . . at New York's Coney Island amusement park, of course! Decade-old secrets come to light as the teens stumble into a glitchy trip through time more nauseating than a post-Cyclone funnel cake snack, as they struggle to end this sick and twisted game once and for all. But their enemy is seemingly operating in God Mode, with unlimited lives and damage points . . . and Brandy is so not used to having to do things sober. Will the teens finally break out of the time loop, or will they be forced to actually adult for the rest of their lives?!

MUTT UP OR SHUT UP! Superstar-in-the-making Curt Pires (Lost Fantasy) and powerhouse artist Juan Gedeon (DC: The Jurassic League) are ready to rock the comic book industry to its core with a DOUBLE-SIZED, 40-PAGE FIRST ISSUE debut of a brand-new team of raucously rowdy, anthropomorphic antiheroes with TEETH! One year ago, a fragment of an interdimensional civilization collided with downtown LA—creating an impregnable no-man's-land where the laws of physics no longer apply. Convinced that no human being could survive the terrain within, the US government's most morally compromised contractors decided to explore the area codenamed “The Gleam” by sending in four research animals in the hopes of capturing its precious technological wonders. They were hoping to find a new kind of weapon. What they got instead was four radically transformed dogs with minds and a mission all their own. WOLF! FRANKEE! GRIFFY! FREDDY! Together with their brilliant mentor, MOJO, the SUPER MONDO MEGA MUTTS are going to bring justice back to the avenues and alleyways where out-of-control federal forces and gangs powered-up by pilfered alien technology now reign. They thought they could put this band of outlaw misfits on a leash. Now the world is going to discover what happens when these mutts BITE BACK!

From Eisner Award–winning cartoonist and visionary storyteller Matt Lesniewski (Crimson Flower, The Freak), the space-faring rogue known as Faceless and his found family of adventurers are about to encounter a new challenge—stronger, stranger, and more perplexing than any they've faced before—in an artistically ambitious and visually spectacular odyssey unlike anything else in this universe . . . or the next! Roving the backwaters of the class-segregated alien world called the Hand Planet, Faceless is plunged into his most harrowing ordeal yet—bonded to a living suit of extraterrestrial armor that refuses to let him go. As the armor's inscrutable will tightens its grip, Faceless finds himself physically under siege. Enter a bizarre, labyrinthine world of impossible logic and nightmarish wonder as Faceless and his unlikely family must embark on a harrowing quest to free him—if freedom is even possible . . .

Tonight's special screening is the opening film—er, comic—by Eisner Award–winning writer Mariko Tamaki (This One Summer) and spellbinding artist Brenda Hickey (My Little Pony) in a first-of-its-kind Adventure Time love letter to the silver screen!  Jake, Marceline, BMO, and Lumpy Space Princess arrive at their local movie theater with four very different ideas of what to watch. What's a stretchy dog, a vampire queen, a princess, and, er, BMO to do? Easy! Four separate tickets, please!  Jake's up first, and his showing of the famed 1940s screwball comedy What's Up, Princess? (What do you mean you've never heard of the famed 1940s screwball comedy What's Up, Princess?!) cranks up the heat! Fast-paced action, faster-paced quips, highfalutin dames, fellas in over their head, and a host of familiar faces explode across the silver screen in this love letter to genre and cinema! Don't miss the tentpole event of the summer when Quadruple Feature hits movie screens—oh, sorry, comic shops—near you!

WELCOME TO MIND MGMT. IT'S LIKE YOU NEVER LEFT. New York Times bestselling cartoonist and multiple Eisner Award nominee Matt Kindt (BRZRKR, Dept. H) returns to his mind-bending comics masterpiece with an all-new, entirely self-contained entry point into the Eisner Award–nominated universe of psychic warfare and sabotage through subversion . . . Investigators Detective Delphi and Detective Swon have found themselves at the center of a surprising mystery: Someone is killing Mind Management agents. Is it one of their own? The trail of bodies will take them to Phoenix, Arizona, where Swon begins to question his own origin story and whether the organization he works for can be trusted . . . As Swon's visions grow more chaotic and his questions more difficult to answer, Delphi must balance the needs of the heart with those of her embattled employer.

LONDON'S BURNING! Incendiary cartoonist Joe Palmer (Time Before Time) powers up the next full-throttle chapter of the summer's most stylish and subversive sci-fi hit with another amazing blitz of retina-searing artwork and awesomely outrageous action!  Police Chief Powers struggles to get the riots under control before the Paradise Loop anniversary gala while Overcon CEO Kovacs faces mounting concern from his investors. Gina and Lance race to find Nelson Van Meter—mysterious architect of Overcon's high-speed Paradise Loop—and everyone is met with resistance and revelations they didn't expect.

GRIM TIDINGS!  The summer's smash-hit dose of searing suspense rolls back out on a crimson tide as masterful writers Tim Daniel (Crush Depth) & DB Andry (Red Vector) and illustrious artist Maan House (Mine is a Long Lonesome Grave) deliver a must-read finale three centuries in the making . . . Old secrets are laid bare and the mystery unravels in ways Maris and Hunt never imagined when they first dipped below the surface of the murky waters beneath the Mission at Arbués Point. The chapel, the priests, and nuns, and even Maris herself, are entwined in a deathly dark plot that spans decades—but light can cut through even the deepest waters to reveal what's hidden and lost . . .

Cold, dark, and grim, the second volume of Eisner Award–nominated ode to oblivion is preparing for the BIG CRUNCH that waits at the end of all things with a masterclass in scintillating science fiction told in the immortal EC Comics manner! At the apex of the gaping maw of the void that looms over our final issue (for now): Eisner Award–winning superstar Greg Smallwood (The Human Target, Moon Knight) writes and illustrates his first cataclysmic cosmic contribution to the CRUEL UNIVERSE canon! Then: Irradiated writers Melissa Flores (Power Rangers Prime) and Ann Nocenti (Daredevil) join atomically annihilated artists Daniel Gete (Skin Police) and Jordi Tarragona (Hal Jordan & The Green Lantern Corps) to place their bets on heat death or big freeze as the galaxy prepares to collapse inward on itself. Here at EC Comics, we say . . . why not both?!

The global animation phenomenon comes to its stunning conclusion in this thrilling and hilarious comics adaptation from writer Wyatt Kennedy (Nights, Wiccan: Witches' Road) and the otherworldly art of Jo Mi-Gyeong (Power Rangers).  It all ends here! Uzi and her friends must now face the existential reality that is THE ABSOLUTE SOLVER as she discovers that the true fight is not with the beast itself, but with the beast WITHIN! The key to defeating this world-ending virus lies deep within her, in a fight that has been waged before, and will be again tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow . . . or something. Whatever, feelings are dumb. BITE ME!

C'mon, grab your friends and return to Ooo for the continuing (new) adventures of best buds Finn and Jake! Determined to find the Enchiridion for Computer Princess and prove himself a true hero (and not just some adventurin' kid), Finn, alongside his pal Jake, returns to the Computer Kingdom to get to the bottom of its whereabouts—but as secrets are brought to light, Finn and Jake find themselves drifting farther and farther apart . . . directly into the waiting clutches of two of the most fearsome and chaotic entities in all of Ooo: GOLB and the LICH. Can Finn and Jake really prove they're friends to the end? Will the two be able to stand up to the totally not mathematical might of these malicious . . . er, adversaries? Will this editor ever be able to conquer alliteration?! Written and drawn by Annie-nominated designer for TV and feature animation Nick Winn, highlighting a host of talented artists and featuring backup stories by Adventure Time alum Derek Ballard (Cartoonshow), this Adventure Time series is one you won't want to miss! Collects issues #5–8 of Adventure Time (2025)!

Continuing Florent Maudoux's celebrated series of superpowered collegiate misfits continues in the next volume of the eye-popping genre mash-up, colliding powered-up teenagers with dungeon-crawling fantasy! Shadow, Chance, and Xiong Mao enter the final semester of their first year at Hero University, and their teachers impose a crazy end-of-year project on them. They'll have to step into the shoes of their future enemies and hatch a plan to conquer the world! The prize: a good grade on their report card and safe passage to the next class. As if that weren't enough, they'll have to face stiff competition from the students at rival Saint-Ange School, who don't intend to let their spotlight be upstaged.

A startling new experiment in comic book storytelling inspired by firsthand accounts of real paranormal encounters . . . where overlapping phenomena like UFOs, hauntings, cryptid sightings, and inexplicable synchronicities seem to indicate a higher, unseen order of reality . . . Daniel Noah—writer, producer, director, and co-founder acclaimed production company SpectreVision— has documented and logged hundreds of otherworldly encounters spanning the super-spectrum of ""high strangeness"" that connects sightings of objects in the sky to haunted places and other perplexing manifestations that extend like fingers from a hidden hand. In High Strangeness, Noah leads an otherworldly cast of premier comics talents—including acclaimed writers Chris Condon (Ultimate Wolverine), Zac Thompson (Cemetery Kids Don't Die), Christopher Cantwell (Out of Alcatraz), Cecil Castellucci (EC's Cruel Universe), and Christian Ward (Batman: City of Madness), and dazzling artists Dave Chisholm (Plague House), Noah Bailey (Station Grand), Valeria Burzo (EC's Epitaphs from the Abyss), Chloé Stawski (Sapphic Pulp), and Christian Ward (The Ultimates)—across five decades of uncanny encounters at the dimly lit borderlands of human experience . . . that interlock to reveal an ambitious, dimension-spanning finale informed by Noah's own real-life glimpses of nonhuman intelligence. Collecting High Strangeness #1–5, this oversized deluxe hardcover volume also includes five nonfiction essays on the history and evidence underpinning the phenomena detailed in each chapter. Writers Chris Condon, Christopher Cantwell, Zac Thompson, Cecil Castellucci

In a land where glamorous knights compete in showy tournaments for fame and fortune, George wants to be the best. Being small and untrained means no knight will give her a coveted spot as their squire, but George won't give up on her dreams so easily. Serafina is the best knight around, no question. She's so good that she's getting bored and reckless in her jousts. It doesn't help that everyone is mesmerized by Aethelberg, her sparkling rival, who is much better at playing to the crowd, while Serafina would rather keep to herself and practice her swordplay. When Serafina's wife and patroness insists on her taking plucky George as a squire, Serafina suddenly finds herself in the position she never wanted—a mentor. Their partnership is going to be even harder than it looks, considering George can barely hold a sword without giving herself a black eye and Serafina is even pricklier than the lance she wields. But if either of them are going to take the league of knights by storm, they'll have to learn that neither of them can do it alone.  In her author-illustrator debut, step into Fiona Marchbank's (Fairest Of All: A Villains Graphic Novel, Of Her Own Design) colorful, medieval world for fans of Squire and Ella Enchanted and follow George on a quest to be the greatest knight in all the land . . . 

Now celebrating its 20th anniversary, read J. Torres and Eric Kim's seminal Love as a Foreign Language -- collected from start to finish for the first time in one deluxe hardcover edition, remastered with new colors and letters, and featuring brand-new cover art and exclusive bonus content. Joel hates Korea. When he agreed to teach there in an effort to pay off his student loans faster, he had no idea how much he'd hate it. He can't wait to go back home to Canada and return to normal life. His year-long contract is almost over and then he'll finally be free. But Joel's life is about to go from dark dreams to cotton-candy kisses, and it's all because of Hana, the new school secretary. Maybe this job isn't so bad with his dream girl beside him. (If he works up the nerve to talk to her, that is.) The very sight of Hana sends Joel flying straight to cloud nine, but won't another year in Korea send him crashing back down? Traveling back to Seoul in the 2000s, and perfect for fans of K-drama romcoms, fans old and new can relive Joel and Hana's love story—now in color!

WHEN YOU’RE A COP IN THE YEAR 2142, YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO TRUST ANYONE . . . NOT YOUR PARTNER, NOT YOUR SPOUSE, NOT EVEN YOURSELF!   From rising star Jordan Thomas (Mugshots) and powerhouse artist Daniel Gete (Biker Mice from Mars), the hyper-kinetic, near-future action epic Skin Police returns in a brand-new volume with a no-holds-barred turning point for a world where morally gray law enforcement, black market illegal cloning, and political strife are about to boil over in a hail of gunfire . . .  Agents Eckis and Sheen swore an oath to protect the civilian population from the eminent danger of the rogue black market clones known as 'Dupes' that can suddenly 'pop' without any advance warning—which means any passerby on the street or subway could possibly become an unhinged spree killer on a moment’s notice. In return for their service, however, the public has dubbed Eckis, Sheen, and their fellow agents the 'Skin Police'—an insult handed back by a populace unwilling to sacrifice their own civil rights for the agents’ unprecedented duties in light of the Dupe threat. But what if these illegally manufactured clone doppelgängers weren’t as deadly as initially believed? What if they could be saved? And, as the underground resistance movement supporting them grows, what if their leader proves to be someone uncomfortably familiar to the Skin Police? Collects Skin Police 2 #1–4.