Oni Press May 2026 Solicitations

Razor-sharp writer Jude Ellison S. Doyle (Maw, Be Not Afraid) and Eisner Award–nominated artist Caitlin Yarsky (EC's Cruel Universe) are bringing their terrifying time loop full circle as the blood-spattered past of the Class of '97 meets the harsh realities of 2026 . . .  What do you do when you're stuck reliving your eleven-thousandth version of the same day with several of your high school besties? Max out your credit card and throw a rager at your celebrity friend's New York City penthouse apartment, of course! Brandy, J. T., and Claire are coping (badly) with the never-ending repetition of teenage murder, death, and rebirth that have led them to this crossroads . . . but they're about to discover that a familiar figure from their past might be the key to ending it all.

THIS IS IT—THE FINAL END OF RICK AND MORTY! In one last shamelessly transparent promotional stunt, Oni Press, unsatisfied with the end of The End, proudly presents Rick and Morty Forever . . . the final issue of Oni Press' immortal run on the sci-fi, dimension-hopping, foul-mouthed, pretentiously beautiful, intellectual temper tantrum turned cultural phenomenon known as Rick and Morty from nigh-omnipotent writer Daniel Kibblesmith (Loki) and franchise uber-veteran Troy Little (Cult of the Lamb)! How do you punish the smartest man in the universe? Show him everything—everything—he's ever wanted to know or see . . . and afford him no power to do anything about it. Rick Sanchez, the destroyer of worlds. Now he sits in endless observation of all there is to see, tortured by cosmic impotence, the ultimate expression of "go to your room and think about what you did." But in his endless torment, Rick realizes that a fate of unspeakable horror also awaits his unwitting companion: his grandson, Morty. Can Rick save the soul of the only being that ever stood by him through all his indiscretions? Can the transformative power of love give rise to the triumph of the human spirit? Or is everything just #@$%@?

A DOUBLE-SIZED MURDER DRONES ONE-SHOT SPECIAL! From Glitch Productions and Oni Press comes a groundbreaking one-shot adapting the shocking and stylish origin episode of creator Liam Vickers's worldwide animation phenomenon in a stand-alone, 40-page special! Join series scribe Wyatt Kennedy (Nights, Marvel United) and special guest artist Soo Lee (Camilla: The Last Vampire, Disney's Maleficent) as they bring to life the chilling visions of a time long before the fall of the surface world on Copper-9, locked away deep in the recesses of poor Serial Designation N's seemingly innocent, childlike little brain (or CPU, or whatever drones have). Will the secrets of N's old human family, the Elliots, give Uzi and her friends the knowledge to stop the Absolute Solver virus? Or will it unlock a monster long forgotten?

THE FUTURE IS A RIOT! In the footsteps of JUDGE DREDD, V FOR VENDETTA, and TANK GIRL, the first great milestone in 22nd-century science fiction is here! Written, illustrated, and hand-lettered by British comics virtuoso Joe Palmer (Time Before Time), DESTINATION KILL is powered by the thrum of a million gigawatts of nonstop visual firepower . . . as rendered by one of the most incendiary visual storytellers in comics today. The year is 2125, and the all-powerful corporation Overcon uses its robot workers to pour our drinks and dispense our meds, all while rebuilding London's Central City into a hyper-modern megalopolis bolted together in its own image. But as Overcon prepares to celebrate the first year of its Paradise Loop—a superfast transatlantic train that connects the Central City to New York in under 60 minutes—an unwieldy army of displaced human workers floods the streets with weapons, plotting an attack at the anniversary gala. Enter: Gina Serene, a stressed-out, pill-popping police detective in desperate need of a vacation and her ex-partner turned P.I., Lance Wingman—who are now the only thing standing between Overcon's skyscraper-sized fist and the worker uprising that threatens to bring Britain's capital crashing down around them.

The tide is rising . . . and, with it, the spirits within a centuries-old California mission overlooking the Pacific are about to come rushing forth in this shadowy and stylish horror thriller from rising stars Tim Daniel & David "D. B." Andry (Crush Depth, Morning Star) and razor-sharp artist Maan House (Mine is a Long Lonesome Grave)! As Maris recovers from her first encounter with the ghosts that haunt the waves in the waters beneath beneath the Mission at Point Arbués, her new team fills her in on the stories of unusual occurrences that have plagued its halls for decades . . . and the legend of the lost treasure supposedly tied to the spectral entity called the Lady in Lace. As she searches for answers within the church, she learns a shocking truth about the nun who hired her and about her own connections to the mission . . .

THIS DEAD MAN'S PARTY IS OVER! Mega-talent Nick Cagnetti (Pink Lemonade), ably abetted by co-creator Daniel Ziegler (Elodie), unleash the hyperkinetic, soul-shaking finale to the series Comics Beat calls "a distinct take on gothic horror." With the conflict seemingly resolved, Erik Leroux—the Spirit of the Shadows himself—must finally face judgment in the hereafter for the terrible crimes he committed in the land of the living. Will he be granted entry into the Sacred Realm—and a long-awaited reunion with his beloved Katrina? Or will he be cast out, a rejected revenant doomed to wander the Spirit World forever? Redemption or damnation? Love or oblivion? Only one final verdict. You won't want to miss the haunting conclusion to the year's best horror sensation!

Join unhinged scribe Daniel Kibblesmith (Loki, Darkwing Duck) and unrelenting comic warrior Jarrett Williams (SuperPro K.O.) as they bring it all to a catastrophic, mind-bending close in the final to end all finales. (This shouldn't be a surprise—this series is called THE END, after all, right?!) Rick Sanchez. Morty Smith. Unity. Parmeezeean. MortRick. (Wait, Mortwhat?) The key players in this chapter of what will no doubt be an unforgettable end to what we know in the comic book run of Rick and Morty since its first issue on April 1, 2015. Get ready to cry in sorrow or scream-laugh in pain and hysteria as you immerse yourself in Rick and Morty: The End #6 . . . and prepare for Rick and Morty Forever #0!

Notice the shadow being cast upon your world . . . That could be a looming planet, ready to collide with the Earth . . . Or it could be the time for the next offering from EC Comics, only possible in this cold, dismal CRUEL UNIVERSE!  Consider your last rites and musings as you are filled with dread and foreboding from the ultramodern transmissions of Felipe Cunha (Little Black Book), Liam Johnson (Judge Dredd Megazine), Anthony Mauro (Skull Maskerade), Greg Pak (Planet Hulk), and more! It is the uncompromising way of the cosmos, but do find comfort in what Oni Press brings you before the final light is burned out. Only to be reborn with no memory of past pain and transgressions and ready for another dose of EC Comics! Eureka!

From master storytellers Cullen Bunn (The Sixth Gun) and Christopher Mitten (Hellboy & The BPRD), two sisters' excursion into the twilight borderlands of fable and fantasy reaches its unforgettable turning point . . .  At last, Sommer and Winter have finally found their kidnapped father in the blood fields, where fae goblins drain the life from humans to pay a millenia-old debt for the destruction of their lands. With victory within their reach but home a fading concept immensely far from their grasp, the girls have to muster the strength of the prisoners and themselves to end this battle at last. But what will come of the Autumn Kingdom? Can the sisters simply turn their backs and return to their lives after everything they've seen and learned?

This sometimes dark—but always hopeful—adventure by renowned author Zidrou and celebrated gallery artist Frank Pe portrays a beautiful friendship between a boy and his beast with a magnificent adventure whose heart is the extraordinary friendship that can unite a child with an animal . . .  Captured in the heart of Palombia by Chahuta Indians and sold to exotic animal traffickers, a marsupilami lands in the port of Antwerp in the 1950s. Managing to escape, he arrives in the suburbs of Brussels and is taken in by François, a young boy who is a fan of animals and whose daily life is far from easy. François is picked on by the local kids, particularly because his father had been a German soldier, an unforgivable crime in those postwar years; a fact he and his mother cannot escape. Both are ostracized for their connection to past events. The authors pay a superb tribute to the fabulous animal created by Franquin in the series Spirou et Fantasio while denouncing the mistreatment and trafficking of exotic animals.

One year ago, four friends escaped the unrelenting terror of the video game called Nightmare Cemetery. After spending endless hours locked into the innovative Dreamwave—the first gaming console played entirely while you sleep—in order to save one of their own from the game’s all-too-real consequences, they survived . . . barely. But after their harrowing rescue, they’ve decided they’ve had enough of Nightmare Cemetery and its enigmatic final boss, the King of Sleep. That is, until the newest DLC, The Blighted Sprawl, suddenly appears online with a promise to reveal the truth of what actually lurks at the heart of Nightmare Cemetery’s digital darkness . . . and why its effects are now bleeding out into the real world in an array of bizarre and disturbing new ways.  From writer Zac Thompson (Into the Unbeing) and illustrator Daniel Irizarri (Judge Dread, XINO) comes the next chilling chapter of cybernetic horror with Cemetery Kids Run Rabid.

The next, long-awaited volume in Magnetic Press' ongoing series of oversized hardcovers, collecting the complete works of Italian comics master Sergio Toppi, featuring three gorgeously rendered, never-before-translated tales . . .  Three stories from the infamous One Man, One Adventure series published by Bonelli in 1976, each focusing on a notable central character with a unique and fascinating past embroiled on an adventure during notable periods of history. This volume includes the "The Man from the Nile," "The Man from Mexico," and "The Man from the Swamp," never before translated into English and all told with Toppi's groundbreaking and inimitable style.

Dig deeper into one of the most banned books in America with this annotated edition of Maia Kobabe's seminal autobiographical work. In 2014, Maia Kobabe—who uses e/em/eir pronouns—thought that a comic of reading statistics would be the last autobiographical comic e would ever write. At the time, it was the only thing e felt comfortable with strangers knowing about em. Then e created Gender Queer. Maia's intensely cathartic autobiography charts eir journey of self-identity, which includes the mortification and confusion of adolescent crushes, grappling with how to come out to family and society, bonding with friends over erotic gay fan fiction, and facing the trauma and fundamental violation of pap smears. Started as a way to explain to eir family what it means to be nonbinary and asexual, Gender Queer is more than a personal story: It is a useful and touching guide on gender identity—what it means and how to think about it—for advocates, friends, and humans everywhere. This special annotated edition calls on voices from academic and creative communities to further shed light on Kobabe's work—exploring the technicalities of comic creation, the history of the LGBTQIA+ community, and highlighting personal anecdotes from a host of writers and artists discussing their own experiences growing up queer. Featuring commentary from designer and animator Phoebe Kobabe (The ABCs of Identities), cartoonist Ashley R. Guillory (Queers at the Table), Dr. Sandra Cox (professor of English at Southwest Missouri State University), Matthew Noe (Lead Collection & Knowledge Management Librarian at Harvard Medical School), author Hal Schrieve (Fawn's Blood), and many more, this beautiful hardcover edition promises to be a wonderful educational tool for years to come.

From Eisner Award–nominated writer and illustrator Dave Baker (Mary Tyler MooreHawk, Forest Hills Bootleg Society) comes the collected voyages of the man known only as Halloween Boy—an adventurer without a past and a combatant of the impossible. Working as an archaeologist-for-hire, magical ghost hunter, and super-scientist explorer, Halloween Boy has a simple mission: help those who cannot help themselves. From routine artifact rescues gone wrong to helping the surviving members of an ancient religion enact a cosmic funeral dirge, Halloween Boy finds himself operating as the patron saint of the impossible. And yet, just how long can he win in this never-ending battle before things spiral out of control? When will the dark secrets of the Demon Who Lives finally rear their ugly heads? Find out in the pages of this thrilling compendium! Halloween Boy: Last of the Halloween Boys collects issues #1–5 of Baker's self-published Halloween Boy series for the first time in a premium edition!

This ecological fantasy tale by first-time writer Leo Schilling and cartoonist Motteux unravels an exciting fantasy tale about finding your own purpose and a responsible balance with nature. Deep in an ancient forest, young Taru feels like a misfit among her tribe of hunter-warriors. As she tries to make her mark in the adult world, she finds herself marginalized as much for her naivete as for her radical ideas, which are dismissed by her mother and peers as nonsense. She is responsible for watching a prisoner—Hana, a young human with a mysterious past who has been captured by Taru's own tribe. Hana provides Taru with both solace and an opportunity to find her own way. When Taru's village is once again attacked by giant rampaging forest beasts, the unlikely pair will work together to try to understand the uncontrollable and deadly force that threatens them. What is causing the beasts to rampage? And how can they be stopped?

Pink Monsters is a moving and quiet coming-of-age story and the American comics debut of acclaimed German creator Claus Daniel Herrmann. Frank is fourteen, in the midst of puberty, and slowly but surely realizing that he is gay. Despite his shyness, he is popular at school because of his talent for drawing: All the cool boys want an original drawing of his monsters to hang in their rooms. Meanwhile, Frank’s father is suffering from depression. His illness is so serious that Frank’s mother gives up on traditional medicine and contacts an esoteric healer named Thea. The charismatic woman not only gives his parents new hope, but the emotionally insecure Frank also finds security in her secret knowledge. But when Thea blames Frank’s drawings for his father’s illness and later makes him feel guilty about his sexual orientation, Frank must jeopardize his relationship with his parents in order to truly become himself.

If you love swords, sassery, and a touch of black-hearted violence, then Skullkickers is the book for you! A trio of hard-headed mercenaries kill monsters and cause havoc in their endless search for money, fame, and adventure, from the lauded and ludicrous team of Jim Zub (Dungeons & Dragons, Conan the Barbarian) and Edwin Huang (Street Fighter), now in a book-friendly format perfect for new readers! This Skullkickers Compact Attack Edition slipcase collects all three volumes of the hit series—that's 34 issues of glorious, skull-kicking action!

Meet Violeta! Violeta is a thirteen-year-old skateboarder and podcaster. But most importantly? She's a PUNK! Oh, and a superhero, too. Superhero + punk = SUPERPUNK. That's Violeta! After discovering her grandfather's old cassette player, Violeta decides to play a cassette tape backward. (Why? It's pure punk rebellion, duh!) What she didn't know was this rebellious act would grant her magical powers! Aaaaand . . . unleash monsters. A LOT of them. Violeta will need to use all her new superpowers to protect her home of Hollow Hills from the strange creatures and send them back to wherever they came from. Luckily, she's joined by Alan, Violeta's faithful sidekick and fellow podcaster. Together, they'll have to find a way to put these monsters back in their place. But between homework, podcasting, and skateboarding, Violeta has a tough time managing it all. When a horde of monsters descend on her school, will this superpunk be able to save the day?  Multi-award-winning comic book artist Guilherme Petreca and TV writer Mirtes Santana bring you Superpunk, a radical adventure story about the need to rebel and act out to protect the people and things you love.