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The Wrong Earth has not wavered in its subversive commentary and hilarity for years. By opening the series to a plethora of creators, AHOY offers expansive new takes on the innovative superhero comic. Vault Comics solicitations have proved so intriguing, there are two of their upcoming first issues on this list. Sci-fi comic Fox and Hare #1 reclaims the cyberpunk genre with Asian creators writing a story with Asian characters. This oversized issue chronicles the life of the barbaric Klingon warrior, Kahless the Unforgettable. One of Star Trek’s most formidable foes, the Klingons have warred with the Federation throughout the franchise. Here, readers can look forward to discovering Kahless’ origin story. Trekkies, relish in this sci-fi history story overflowing with Star Trek lore and art that pays honorable homage to its live-action counterparts.The first issue was already released in comic shops at the start of the year. But Cowboy Bebop devotees mourning the live-action adaptation cancellation of the eponymous anime should start 2022 on a high note and read a copy of the comic book version of the show. The comic book series adaptation of Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop is helmed by the spectacular creative duo of writer Dan Watters and artist Lamar Mathurin. marks the AHOY Comics debut of industry giant Gail Simone with The Wrong Earth: Trapped on Teen Planet #1. Brooding vigilante superhero Dragonfly is transported to an Earth where teenagers run amok. The solicit mentions malt shops, satire, and love triangles – the kitschy, pop-art coloured antithesis to everything Dragonfly stands for. Imagine SPEED RACER In The World Of TWISTED METAL! BLOOD RUN Is Coming This December From SCOUT COMICS! Logline: Imagine SPEED RACER in the world of TWISTED METAL. Synopsis: Welcome to “The Boneyard,” folks!...

Boom! Studios’ venture into the wonderful world of NXT has delivered some excellent results so far, and this is their strongest outing yet. It looks as though this will be the last we will see from NXT for a while, but fingers crossed the company decides to take another journey down to Full Sail in the near future. Boom! Studio’s latest NXT comic, WWE: NXT Takeover – Redemption #1 hits shelves this week, and this edition may just be their finest NXT themed outing yet. End After End sounds like a fantasy story grounded in reality. The cost of war is high, second chances are attainable, and the five-issue comic series follows a man, not unlike ourselves trying to carve his mark on the world. Tim Daniel promises no complicated or confusing magic systems, buoying End After End’s mass appeal through accessibility. Whether we felt ready for the year or not, 2022 arrived with fireworks lasting for far too many hours on New Year’s Day. The past few years of tragedies may feel oppressive. Fortunately, if you’re reading this, you are blessed to be living in the digital age. We have technology, for better or for worse, which means we have access to movies, books, and comics in an abundance that defies comprehension. The paper supply shortage has stifled comic book production. Though it remains an issue, comic book, manga, and graphic novel sales, digitally and physically, are still soaring to record heights. IDW Publishing is releasing a series of extra-long one-shot issues exploring central aliens from the Star Trek franchise. Star Trek: Klingons #1 starts this initiative with a story centreing on the warmongering Klingon enemy, Kahless.

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AHOY Comics again proves themselves as worthy contenders in the trenches of multiverse, universe-shaking stories with their new one-shot anthology series. The Wrong Earth began with the publication of The Wrong Earth #1 in 2018. After a prequel series and two chronologically linear comic volumes, AHOY is keeping its Wrong Earth portals open for even more satirical superhero comic issues. To enable this, create a smart collection named All Products and set the condition to 'Product price is greater than 0'. You can create a collection through the 'Collections' menu in Shopify admin. Or you can turn this section off through theme settings.

Son of Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, Marcus Sun enters Gotham City High School as the new kid in school. One day, the eponymous Monkey Prince encounters an eccentric man sporting pig features, who intercepts Marcus – as if he already didn’t have enough problems fitting in at school and being raised by two evil henchmen. Monkey Prince #1 satirically follows the thrilling adventures of the shapeshifting superhero connected with the Journey to the West Chinese novel.

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Astronauts Arrive From The Past, Find New Life In The Present, & May Be The Only Hope To Save Our Future. VECTORS #1 Is Out Now! Logline: Three astronauts arrive from the past, find new life in the present, and may... Juni Ba fires on all cylinders with this opening issue. Richly textured art vibrantly relates the chaos found in maintaining an exploitative capitalist culture funded through colonization and greed. Replete with fourth wall breaks and bipedal monkeys, this is an imaginative comic book masterclass in iconography. Technically, Cat + Gamer Vol. 1 is the first volume of a manga, not a first “issue” in comic terms. Individual tankōbon, or Japanese manga volumes, comprise chapters within the book. However, since Dark Horse Comics licensed the manga to publish in the English language for the first time beginning in March, Vol. 1 counts as the first English-speaking introduction to Cat + Gamer. With this new Sabertooth series, readers are treated to a story unearthing the mystery behind Victor’s tenure down in the tormenting prison. Admittedly, Sabertooth has been a favourite character of mine ever since watching him battle Wolverine in the X-Men: Evolution television series. Readers are sure to wonder what Sabertooth has been doing in the Pit of Krakoa out of sheer curiosity. We should also recognise the laudable names attached to this project, such as Victor LaValle and Leonard Kirk, leaving Sabertooth’s first series in decades in good hands.