Comics Archives

Action Comics #1000 has smashed the charts to smithereens, its many covers each placing at the top of the charts, as retailers increase and increase and increase their orders, with only Domino #1 and Captain America #700 breaking through.

Gene Ha's Mae begins its second volume, and new series Cellie kicks off. Full details from the June solicits of Lion Forge can be found here.

Vampironica from Archie Comics and the Catalyst Prime lead title Noble from Lion Forge have had all order for their third and tenth issues respectively cancelled by Diamond Comics, though the publishers promise they will resolicit orders in coming months -- though it will have to be for July at the earliest.

Luke Skywalker likes his milk. And in yesterday's Star Wars #45 from Marvel Comics, it was all he could think about, visiting a bar with Chewbacca and Han Solo.

New series Aberrant comes out through Action Lab's Danger Zone imprint, plus the rest of their mature reader titles continue their runs. Check out their offerings from June here.

What kind of world is it than in June 2018, Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill have two comic books out in the same month? This one, apparently. And we have

Garfield makes a Homecoming return, jump ahead 25 years with the Regular Show, and explore By Night, all from Boom! Studios June 2018 solicits. Full details here.

Avatar Press, Bleeding Cool's parent company, is reprinting a lot of their Alan Moore offerings from years past. Plus, Crossed Pluss 100 Mimic and Cinema Purgatorio continue their runs. All of this is available in June. Full solicits here.

Krambopulous Michael takes the scene, and the Sixth Gun team reunites for Shadow Road. All of this and more is coming out of Oni Press this June. Full solicits here.

Domino teams up with a pair mercenaries to bust up a lumber pirating operation in the Pacific Northwest. Also, it's Neena's birthday. Also, she has a puppy. Is it a good read?

The 2000 AD summer special comes, out, the June 2000 AD collection is released in a collected volume, and you rediscover Alan Moore's work on Future Shock. All comes from the Rebellion June solicits. Full text here.

Following up on the 2016 comic Bruce Lee: The Dragon Rises, Darby Pop plans to publish another Bruce Lee one-shot next week by Nicole Dubuc and Brandon

In edition to the finale to Harrow County and the continuation of many of their regular offerings, Dark Horse is reprinting many manga volumes, such as Samurai Executioner and New Lone Wolf and Cub. All of this will be coming out in June. Full solicits here.

Once upon a time, back in the heady days of 2011 and 2012, Scottish comedian Frankie Boyle wrote a comic strip called Rex Royd for CLiNT Magazine, the

Umami is the story of a kingdom in trouble, and two cooks that are going to save the day by using their cooking skills. It’s a crazy adventure story that combines high-fantasy, cooking, and lots of absurdity.

Crystal Frasier has provided us with a commentary track for Pathfinder: Spiral of Bones #1 that has art by Tom Garcia and a cover by Diego Galindo.

In October, Dark Horse will collect three volumes of Flutter into one single collection, aptly titled The Flutter Collection. The book hits stores on October 3rd, weighs in at a massive, skull-crushing 352 pages, and retails for $24.99.

BOOM! Studios, via KABOOM!, one of their explosive-themed imprints, announced plans today to publish Pandora's Legacy, a new graphic novel by Kara Leopard and Kelly and Nicole Matthews. Originally launched on Kickstarter, the graphic novel is coming to stores in November 2018.

Unfortunately, due to several extenuating circumstances, the time has come to close down the retail side of Meltdown, and take the next change head on. As of tomorrow, we will no longer carry new weekly titles.

Sleepy Princess in a Demon Castle receives its first collected volume, Tokyo Ghoul, Golden Kamuy, My Hero Academia, and Splatoon continue, and One Piece gets another omnibus release. All of this and more come out this June courtesy of VIZ Media. Details here.

Aaron Haaland of A Comics Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom! Today's Thor #705 was intense, the arc is named 'Death of Thor', and it delivered

June brings the return of the comic book that was a breakout hit at Black Mask Comics for Magdalene Visaggio and led to her current mainstream success. Oh

Where's Wolverine? That's the question that will be asked in the upcoming Hunt for Wolverine coterie of mini-series. Today he pops up in Incredible Hulk, kicking off World War Hulk II with the Amadeus Cho firmly in the back seat. Or boot.

Harbinger Wars II rages on across the Valaint Universe with X-O Manowar joining the fray. Valiant High continues the semester. Plus, Ninja-K, Bloodshot, and Shadowman! All of this comes out in June courtesy of Valiant Entertainment. Full solicits here.

Bingo Love, the original graphic novel created by Tee Franklin, Jenn St-Onge, and Joy San published by Image Comics has gone to a third printing. It will

Who remembers Immortal Iron Fist from January 2007? By Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction, and David Aja, it was a seminal comic of the age -- a returning round

Dynamite Entertainment and Humble Bundle have unveiled their Dynamic Forces 25th Anniversary Bundle, which features a wide variety of digital comics.

As the writer of Action Comics at DC, Dan Jurgens gives a voice to a superhero who represents the best of humanity. But when Jurgens took a flight this morning, his tweets about a fellow passenger seemed to lack a certain compassion the big blue boy scout is known for.

But if you are missing his Presidential parlay, this June may bring you partial recompense. With a new comic book from Brian Denham recreating Obama as a familiar superhero... the Barack Panther... and up against a certain Donald Trump.

DC Comics has released a new digital-first comic book series, Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay, that hits stores today. The problem: the comic is a sequel to an upcoming DC animated film that won't be released until March 27th digitally and April 10th on Blu-ray.