Cobra Commander #5 – “The Series Finale” (@Skybound) Skybound and Image Comics, in collaboration with leading toy and game company Hasbro, revealed an impressive lineup of variant covers for Cobra Commander #5 from writer Joshua Williamson (DC’s Superman, Dark Ride), artist Andrea Milana (Impact Winter: Rook) and colorist Annalisa Leoni (Oblivion Song). The series finale of the Energon Universe’s buzzed-about limited series arrives in comic book shops on May 22, 2024. To build an army, Cobra Commander makes a deal with a powerful ally that can’t be trusted. Now that’s its started, can the Cobr ..read more

Space Ghost #1 (Dynamite) – First Look Space Ghost #1 (Dynamite) – First Look Greed and corruption flourish in the darkness between stars. With the territories of the Galactic Federation spread far and wide across the vastness of space, pirates and hijackers ransack the distant colonies with cruel disregard for the innocent scientists living within them. Yet there is a cosmic vigilante who metes out justice throughout the galaxy, bringing vengeance to those who prey upon the defenseless. Some say he is a policeman who has abandoned the strictures of the law. Others say he is a phantom, the sol ..read more

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #120 (BOOM! Studios) – First Look Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #120 (BOOM! Studios) – First Look MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS #120, the continuation of the DARKEST HOUR event, taking place after the bold and greatly anticipated Reunited, Recharged era of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. The superstar creative lineup includes writer Melissa Flores (Power Rangers, The Dead Lucky), artist Valeria Favoccia (Stranger Things: Afterschool Adventures), colorist Valentina Pinto (Charlie’s Angels, My Little Pony), and letterer Ed Dukeshire (The Woods, Irredeemable) in the conti ..read more

X-Men #137 Splash Page Comic Art – (John Byrne) The X-Men #137 – The Fate of the Phoenix! released by Marvel on September 1980 If Phoenix must die, she’s not going out alone. Cyclops fights side by side with Jean Grey in this emotional, epic image by John Byrne. Writer: John Byrne, Chris Claremont Penciler: John Byrne The post X-Men #137 Splash Page Comic Art – (John Byrne) first appeared on Comic Book Addicts ..read more

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Darkest Hour #1 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Darkest Hour #1 (BOOM! Studios) SPECIAL ISSUE. The 8-Year Saga Ends Here in the LAST ISSUE of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers! IT ALL ENDS HERE! With the Morphin Grid in peril, the people of Earth are left without the Power Rangers to protect them. The ultimate battle against Dark Specter will play out with unexpected consequences, while an unexpected group of rogues, villains, and Rangers make strange company… But even if they win… can they rebuild everything they’ve lost? Fan favorite Rangers writer Melissa Flores (Spid ..read more

Hello Darkness #1 (BOOM! Studios) – NEW SERIES Hello Darkness #1 (BOOM! Studios) – NEW SERIES TOP CREATORS Dare You to Read Their Darkest Stories in This New ONGOING Anthology Series! Horror fans rejoice in cadaverous delight, because Hello Darkness is a brand new monthly anthology series featuring what BOOM! Studios is known for – the best in modern Horror, Fantasy, and Mystery, not to mention the darkest stories yet from an all-star cast of creators! With a spine-tingling lineup of industry legends including Garth Ennis, Becky Cloonan, James Tynion IV, Werther Dell’Edera, Brian Azzarello, Va ..read more

Dominic Fortune (April 29, 1975) – This Day In Comics Dominic Fortune (April 29, 1975) – This Day In Comics Born in New York, Duvid Jerome Fortunov spent the 1920s until just after the Wall Street Crash in 1929 on New York City’s Lower East Side “lying, cheating and stealing my way through life”. He debuted in Marvel Preview #2 (April 29, 1975). During this time, he saves a young Steve Rogers from a group of bullies. Fortunov relocated to Los Angeles, California, where he changed his name to Dominic Fortune and became a costumed adventurer for hire and a mercenary. By 1934 he was involved in t ..read more

Minor Threats: The Fastest Way Down #2 (Dark Horse) – First Look Minor Threats: The Fastest Way Down #2 (Dark Horse) – First Look With Brain Tease out of the picture, the sadistic teen heroes, The Action, have set their sights on Frankie as they tear through Redport to uncover the truth about The Insomniac’s death. Meanwhile Frankie’s recent reckless behavior begins to jeopardize her criminal empire, putting her in direct conflict with her partner Scalpel. It’s Minor Threat vs Minor Threat in a brutal rooftop battle for the ages. All that and “justice for Snakestalker” as the second arc of the ..read more

Lester of the Lesser Gods #1 (Dark Horse) – First Look Lester of the Lesser Gods #1 (Dark Horse) – First Look Eric Powell (The Goon) and comedian and voice actor Lucky Yates (Archer) combine twisted comedic talents to bring you Lester of the Lesser Gods. Originally created as an unproduced animated short by Powell a decade ago, the concept was revived when the two writers were looking for a comic project to work on. Lester, the larping bastard son of the Odin, wanders the post-apocalyptic wasteland after thwarting Satan’s attempt to bring about the end of days. But can this hero of the downtro ..read more

Solar, Man of the Atom #29 – An Angry Light released by Valiant/Acclaim on January 1, 1994 Solar, Man of the Atom #29 – An Angry Light released by Valiant/Acclaim on January 1, 1994 Solar, the Destroyer, is trapped on a distant world by energy-draining crystals. His only hope for rescue is Solar, Man of the Atom. On Earth, Phil uses an experimental virtual reality simulator to aid his other self. Together, they manage to overcome the crystals and use their alien energies to propel Solar the Destroyer into the depths of space. This is the first of four “Solar” issues presented in “Valiant Visio ..read more