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Out this week: Transformers: The Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1 (Image/Skybound, $3.99):
Ralph Macchio and Don Perlin’s original three-issue comic adaptation for Marvel of the 1986 animated film gets a deluxe anniversary reprint. And it’s not just any reprint, as this one will be on newsprint, with Sean Murphy providing a new cover.
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Out this week: JSA #20 (DC, $3.99):
If you’ve been wondering what’s up with the Spectre, this is the comic for you. Jeff Lemire and Diego Olortegui put the JSA against the Spectre, who isseeking a new host, and the team has to split up to both fight their former ally and unravel what has happened to the spirit of vengeance.
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Out this week: The Ring: The Man Who Beat the Man #1 (Dark Horse, $4.99):
Gail Simone and Elisa Romboli get in the ring for this new boxing series created in cooperation with the editors of Ring magazine. It promises to explore both the rich history of the sport and the psychological landscape of those who step into it.
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Out this week: Only the Savage Are Left #1 (Dark Horse, $4.99):
Zack Kaplan and Stefano Raffaele launch a post-apocalyptic survival series with a compelling moral twist: a strange virus transforms its victims into monsters, and the only cure is killing another infected soul. A nonviolent young man sets out into this brutal world to find his missing love.
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What If…? Uncanny X-Men #1, written by Gerry Duggan and illustrated by Jan Bazaldua, poses one of the most heartbreaking questions in X-Men history: what if Cyclops had stayed with Madelyne Pryor? The story imagines a world where the Goblin Queen survived the Inferno and Cyclops saved her soul.
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(cover by Lucas Werneck)
Find out what happens to Cyclops and Madelyne Pryor when they get to live happily ever after.*
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*There's no such thing in a What If? book.
Supergirl: Survive is a new DC Elseworlds series written by Ethan S. Parker and Griffin Sheridan, with art and covers by Rod Reis. The series reimagines Kara Zor-El’s origin as a harrowing survival story, with teenage Kara and infant Kal-El launched into a hostile universe together as Krypton burns around them, trapped in a prototype rocket in a cosmos that doesn’t care whether they make it. Comes out in June 2026.
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Supergirl: Survive #1 arrives this week.
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Out this week: Junk Punch #1 (Mad Cave, $4.99): Imagine a world where bizarre compulsions, like painting pigeons pink or telling the truth on dating apps, plague the world. Now imagine there’s one woman whose compulsion is punching people right in the junk. You don’t have to, because Paul Tobin and Carlos Javier Olivares already have in this new series.
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The Deadman #1, by W. Maxwell Prince and Martín Morazzo, arrives June 3. Spinning out of DC K.O., the series finds the balance between life and death thrown into chaos, with souls trapped in a loop of ghostly derangement. Boston Brand must possess the living and the metahuman alike to uncover the source of the disruption before the world slips into spiritual freefall.
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Deadman #1 arrives this week.
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Out this week: Truth Is Fragmentary (Uncivilized Books, $19.99):
Gabrielle Bell collects her latest comic diaries from travels through France, Sweden, Switzerland, Norway, Colombia and back to Brooklyn, offering raw, funny and deeply observant dispatches mixing cultural commentary, self-deprecating humor and surreal digressions involving car-driving bears and zombie apocalypses.
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Out this week: Laws of Cultivation Vol. 1 (Vault, $19.99):
Vault brings this popular Webtoon series by KrazeKode, Kisai Entertainment and Laurel Pursuit Studio to print. The story’s about Lu Jie, who wakes up in a world of scheming sects and immortality chasers, and accidentally discovers that his scientific curiosity gives him a completely unique path to cultivation.
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Just Spectacular Collection #1 is a 48-page, $5.99 showcase of J. Scott Campbell’s variant cover artwork, collecting 28 of his Marvel character portraits in a single issue. It also includes bonus behind-the-scenes pencil and ink artwork alongside Campbell’s own commentary on his Marvel career and the process of assembling the collection.
Just Spectacular Collection #1 arrives June 3.
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J.S.C. by J.S.C. arrives this week.
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'Supergirl: The World’ will feature stories by creators from 15 countries
The anthology graphic novel will arrive in June ahead of the Supergirl film.
Supergirl: The World arrives this week.
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Top Shelf’s ‘We Are Pan’ recounts the secret operation that brought 14,000 Cuban children to America
Andre Frattino and Yasmin Flores Montanez tell the true story of Operation Pedro Pan, which brought 14,000 children from Cuba to the United States between 1960 and 1962.
We Are Pan arrives this week.
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Writer Steve Foxe and artist Salva Espin, who collaborated on the prelude comic series for X-Men ’97‘s first season, reunite for X-Men ’97: Season Two, a five-issue limited series bridging the gap between the acclaimed animated show’s first and second seasons.
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(cover by Todd Nauck)
X-Men ’97: Season Two #1 arrives this week.
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Out this week: DC Super Hero Girls: High School Reunion (DC, $12.99):
Shea Fontana and Yancey Labat reunite the DC Super Hero Girls for a 10-year reunion that turns out to be a trap. To escape, they have to revisit their shared past and rediscover what made them a team in the first place.
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Out this week: The Nightlights Collection: A Trilogy of Tales (Flying Eye Books, $30):
Lorena Alvarez and Flying Eye Books celebrate 10 years of the beloved Nightlights series with an anniversary hardcover collecting the first two books and a brand-new third story.
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Out this week: October Girl Vol. 2 (Mad Cave, $14.99):
Matthew Dow Smith writes and draws more of Autumn Ackerman’s adventures into the world of the Night Folk, the strange, ancient creatures that inspired humanity’s myths. In this volume, she tries to protect herself from the coldly terrifying Mr. Balloon while uncovering the truth about her own past.
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