Warren Ellis, Juan Jose Ryp, Juanmar, Jacen Burrows create an England that never was, an alt-history sword and sorcery riff with barbarian philosophers, traveling conquerors, lions, bears, wolves, drug trips and angry widows. They turn high fantasy crystal Europe into crystal guts.
DetailsAmerican Horror Story
After having endured the Apocalypse in American Horror Story Apocalypse, Ryan Murphy felt a lighter tone was needed for season 9. Something where the stakes weren’t as high as the end of the world, something with a little more humor. Something a little less bloody — wait, scratch that last one. Bring on the blood bath!
DetailsAngel may be missing in #7 of his series (Hill, Melnikov, Titov), but that doesn’t mean the supporting cast isn’t getting time to shine! Fred, Gunn, and Spike step into the spotlight! PLUS: two classic characters from the show make their debuts this issue!
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Discover a Brand New Series of Captivating Tales That’ll Terrify and Delight in March 2020
DetailsCobra Kai #2
Cobra Kai #2 (Tipton, McLeod) takes a look at one of the greatest villains in pop culture history and offers up the fact that he might not be all bad after all.
DetailsWatchmen
Everything about this episode is angled towards increasing empathetic viewership and driving emotional understanding. And it absolutely pays off.
DetailsIn Flash #83 (Williamson, Sandoval), the “Rogues Reign” supreme – but what is King Cold’s secret behind is grip on Central City?!
DetailsPunisher 2099 #1
Punisher 2099 #1 (Thompson, Nadler, Horak, Rosenberg): This book couldn’t be more targeted to nerds like me if it specifically had my full name, birth date and SSN slapped across the cover.
DetailsNEW MUTANTS #2
New Mutants #2: (Hickman, Reis, Muller, Lanham) what begins as courtroom drama turns into an epic space opera with regal dynasties that puts the cat amongst the pigeons. Truth?? You can’t handle the truth!!!!
DetailsWAR OF THE WORLDS
War of The Worlds Episode 2: (Wells, Harness, Viveiros, Spall, Carlyle, Tomlimson) the more things change the more they stay the same. As we bring the story closer to its end we see some familiar events, but spoken in an unfamiliar voice.
DetailsBatgirl #41
Batgirl #41 (Castellucci, Di Giandomenico, Bellaire) is yet another solid entry in the “Oracle Rising” arc that continues to build up the titular character as a capable and complex hero by bringing her face to face with the dangers of her past.
DetailsGLOW vs The Babyface #1
GLOW vs The Babyface #1 (Mendez, Garcia, Templer) takes a look at the challenges that women had to face making it in the professional wrestling business, and the world, in the 1980’s.
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