Absolute Superman # 1 - 19

 

Star Trek: Early Voyages # 1 - 17

 

ITEM Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles # 1 - 11

NEW SERIES PREMIERE! NEW JUMPING-ON POINT!The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have all left New York to pursue their own interests, but there are forces gathering that will pull them back together—whether the bad guys like it or not. First up: Raphael! But why is everyone's favorite brawler in prison?! When a surprise attack behind bars puts Raph's position in jeopardy, he needs to figure out how to get out of jail and warn his brothers that trouble is coming.Superstar writer Jason Aaron (The Mighty Thor, Batman: Off-World) teams up with Joëlle Jones (Lady Killer, Catwoman) for the first issue of a new TMNT series that will start a bold new era, celebrating the TMNT's 40th anniversary while setting them up for the next 40 years to come!

 

ITEM # 0429 VOID RIVALS # 1 - 27

The blockbuster OBLIVION SONG team of ROBERT KIRKMAN &  LORENZO DE FELICI debut the biggest new comic book series of 2023 with the launch of AN ALL-NEW SHARED UNIVERSE and a SURPRISE you won't see coming!  

 

War rages around the Sacred Ring, where the last remnants of two worlds have collapsed around a black hole in a never-ending war.  

 

However, when pilot Darak and his rival Solila both crash on a desolate planet, these two enemies must find a way to escape together. But are they alone on this strange planet? And what dark forces await that threaten the entire universe?

 

REAL FACT COMICS # 1 - 21

Real Fact Comics was an educational American comic book series published by early iterations of DC Comics, including World's Best Comics, Inc., Detective Comics, Inc., and National Comics Publications. It ran for 21 issues from March/April 1946 to July/August 1949 and aimed to present educational content about historical figures and scientific topics, alongside some science fiction stories. Notably, it introduced the character Tommy Tomorrow and featured early work by famous creators Jack Kirby and Joe Simon. One particular issue (#5) included a story about the "true" origins of Batman, crediting Bob Kane, which has been noted for its loose relationship with historical accuracy. The series struggled with poor sales despite its educational intent and was a part of the post-war push for less lurid comic content. It also hosted the earliest known published work of science fiction writer Harlan Ellison. The comic represented DC's only entry into the educational comic genre at the time, which was spawned partly as a response to criticism against comics in the 1940s.

 

Quantum Leap # 1 -13

"It all started when a time travel experiment I was conducting went... a little caca. In the blink of a cosmic clock, I went from quantum physicist to Air Force test-pilot. Which could have been fun... if I knew how to fly. Fortunately, I had help – an observer from the project named Al. Unfortunately, Al's a hologram, so all he can lend is moral support. Anyway, here I am, bouncing around in time, putting things right that once went wrong, a sort of time traveling Lone Ranger, with Al as my Tonto. And I don't even need a mask..."

"Oh Boy."

Sam Beckett leaps into Memphis remedial education teacher Karen Connors on March 25th, 1968, three days before Martin Luther King, Jr. is assassinated!

Paklis # 0 - 9

Do you accept the life you've been handed, or do you step into the unknown, even as it leads you into the shadows? In this new anthology series from writer/artist Dustin Weaver, the characters in three mind-bending stories find themselves faced with this question.

John Constantine, Hellblazer – Dead in America # 1 - 11

At last, as you demanded: The celebrated creative team of Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell have returned to Hellblazer! John Constantine has cheated death once again—but his heart's not beating, his body is decaying, and he, his friend Nat, and his son Noah are on the run in America, wanted for murder. Naturally, it's all John's fault—it always is. But as it turns out, Dream himself needs John's help. Something terrible has taken root in America, and it's using the sand from Dream's pouch to impose its will. If John can put a stop to it, he might be able to parlay that favor into a chance to save all their lives—but he's going to need help from someone he hasn't spoken to in years. Spurrier and Campbell's first run on Hellblazer was the best-reviewed comic of 2020, and their second act, told in extra-length issues, is ambitious and unmissable!

ITEM # Aquaman # 1 - 10

NEW POWERS, NEW MISSION… THE KING IS BACK, BABY! In the wake of Absolute Power, Arthur Curry's powers have evolved to powerful new heights, and this is one king ready to use them to kick some serious butt. Mammoth water-construct Kaijus have emerged from each of the seven seas, and only Aquaman's water-warping abilities can stop them — but not if they kill the good king in the process! Enter Dagon, Arthur's guide on the quest to unlock the secrets of the "blue." But what deadly secret awaits Arthur on his journey? It's an all-new era for Aquaman by acclaimed creators Jeremy Adams (The Flash, Green Lantern) and John Timms (Action Comics) that will leave you cheering!

 

ITEM # X-Force # 1 - 10

A NEW PATH FORGED! The world is fractured. FORGE uses his powers of invention to devise the only fix: an all-new, all-different X-FORCE! Forge leads a custom-made, handpicked team of mutants — RACHEL SUMMERS, BETSY BRADDOCK, SAGE, SURGE and introducing TANK — in off-the-books missions so dire, so integral to the fate of the Marvel Universe, there's no time to stop for permission! As Forge detects increasing threats across the planet, he will recruit a specialist for each target — first up: that regenerating degenerate, DEADPOOL! Be here for an X-Force like you've never seen them before, stick around to see who joins, who lives, who dies and uncover the mystery of Forge's discovery! LEGACY #291.

ITEM # Micronauts – The New Voyages # 1 - 20

The Micronauts: The New Voyages is a science fiction comic book series published by Marvel Comics in the early 1980s, serving as a continuation of the original Micronauts run. Written by Peter B. Gillis with art by Kelley Jones, the series launched in October 1984 and expanded the adventures of the heroic team within the Microverse, a subatomic dimension filled with cosmic threats, political struggles, and surreal landscapes. Known for its more experimental tone and mature themes compared to its predecessor, The New Voyages explored philosophical ideas alongside space opera action. Though it lasted only 20 issues, the series is remembered for its bold storytelling and distinct visual style, making it a cult favorite among Marvel’s 1980s sci-fi titles.

ITEM # House of Harkness – Infinity Comic # 1 - 15

In a world that's not quite ours, 16-year-old Wanda Maximoff begins her first day at the prestigious school of magic known as House of Harkness. But Wanda's plans go awry when she finds herself at odds with the school's best student and heir—the one and only Agatha Harkness!

ITEM # Deadenders # 1 - 16

Their whole world is on life-support and they're about to self-destruct. They're an angst-ridden gang of teenagers living in a nuclear wasteland where one deserted neighborhood is worse than the next. Loaded with attitude, Bartholemew Beezenback — a.k.a. Beezer — is Sector 5's gang leader: a cocky teenager who spends most of his time cranked up on "amp," riding his scooter and dodging his large family as well as the corrupt CityCorps cops. He spends his time dealing drugs, igniting street riots, repossessing cars and arguing with his girlfriend, but his once-exciting, edgy life is about to go from accelerated to overload. Because not only has Beezer been harboring a nasty secret (strange "visions" of a world with blue skies and sunlight) that's about to burst into the open, but, as the series unfolds, he's going to discover an unbelievable truth about himself that could propel him from life as a hyped-out delinquent to that of a reluctant hero. Beezer could be his world's savior...that is, if his world lasts long enough. Blade Runner meets Quadrophenia in a dank, futuristic landscape that has been dramatically altered since an earth-shaking event no one seems to remember. While doomsterism and environmental diseases plague most of its denizens, those wealthy enough to live in the "rich" sectors revel in what passes for utopia, a place where enormous weather machines occasionally spew artificial sunlight and books are as rare as royalty.

ITEM # Daytripper # 1 - 10

They were two of Entertainment Weekly's Top 100 stars to watch. They've won multiple Eisners and have worked with the top names of comics and pop culture from Joss Whedon (Sugar Shock) and Mike Mignola (BPRD: 1947) to Gerard Way (Umbrella Academy) and Matt Fraction (Casanova). Now, Brazilian wonder twins Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá return with DAYTRIPPER, a hauntingly lyrical series set in their native Brazil. Following in the tradition of master cartoonists like Craig Thompson, Paul Pope, and David Mazzucchelli, they craft a story about quiet moments that ask life’s biggest questions. Brás de Oliva Domingos, an obituary writer burdened by his father’s fame and his own dissatisfaction, faces a twist in the first issue that transforms into a profound mystery about the meaning of life itself.

ITEM # 00 PROPHET VOL. 4 # 21 - 45

The covers shown are from Prophet Vol. 4, issues #21–45 (2012–2016), the critically acclaimed reinvention of the 1990s Rob Liefeld character. This era was led by writer Brandon Graham, with major artistic contributions from Simon Roy, Giannis Milonogiannis, Farel Dalrymple, and others.

Departing from the superhero tone of the original, this volume became a sprawling, post-human space opera spanning centuries and lightyears. It follows not just one John Prophet but many genetically engineered versions, each awakening on distant worlds to take part in a grand plan to resurrect the Earth Empire. The storytelling is dense, non-linear, and atmospheric, relying heavily on visual world-building and minimal exposition.

Notable for its expansive alien ecosystems, shifting perspectives, and artistic experimentation, the series maintained a consistent tone while showcasing diverse styles. Its originality, surreal tone, and depth drew comparisons to European sci-fi like Métal Hurlant.

By its conclusion in issue #45, Prophet stood as one of Image Comics’ most inventive modern sci-fi sagas — a complete, self-contained epic that redefined what a legacy property could achieve.

ITEM # 0112A Journey Into Mystery VOL. 2 # 1 - 19

A series that continued the long history of horror and mystery comics that was started in Journey into Mystery volume 1 before Thor became the star in that magazine.

ITEM # 0105A X-Force Vol.3 # 1 - 28 + Annual

There are lines that the X-Men have sworn never to cross. But in the wake of the cataclysmic events of Messiah Complex, Cyclops sees the grim reality: some threats can never be contained, only eliminated. In secret, he forms a covert strike team — a black-ops unit that will do what the X-Men cannot. Wolverine, X-23, Warpath, and Wolfsbane are the claws in the dark, operating without mercy or hesitation. This is the birth of X-Force, a shadow team waging a hidden war where the cost is blood, the mission is absolute, and failure means extinction.

ITEM # 0100A SIN CITY VOL. 1 - 7

Sin City is a neo-noir comic book series created, written, and illustrated by Frank Miller, first published by Dark Horse Comics in 1991. Noted for its stark black-and-white artwork with selective splashes of color, the series unfolds in the morally decayed Basin City, where corruption, crime, and violence reign. Each storyline follows different characters—often antiheroes—whose paths intersect amid betrayal, brutality, and fleeting glimpses of redemption. Landmark arcs like The Hard Goodbye, A Dame to Kill For, and The Big Fat Kill have become essential works in gritty graphic storytelling, praised for their cinematic composition and razor-sharp dialogue. Beyond cementing Miller’s reputation as a master of the noir aesthetic, Sin City shaped the visual language of modern crime comics and inspired successful film adaptations, securing its lasting influence in pop culture.

ITEM 0096A # SHI – The Way of the Warrior # 1 - 12

Shi is an American comic book series created by William Tucci, first published in 1994 by Crusade Comics. The story follows Ana Ishikawa, a skilled samurai and assassin whose life is torn between two conflicting cultures and codes of honor—her Japanese heritage and her American upbringing. Blending martial arts, spiritual themes, and gritty action, Shi became one of the defining independent comics of the 1990s. Known for its striking artwork and strong female lead, the series gained a significant following and was praised for its depth of storytelling at a time when the comic book market was saturated with more conventional superhero titles. Over the years, Shi has been published by multiple companies, including Dark Horse Comics and Image Comics, and remains a notable example of creator-owned success in the independent comic scene.

ITEM # 0095A All-New X-Men VOL. 2 # 1 - 19 + ANNUAL

In the wake of the events of Avengers Vs. X-Men, the mutant world is set to receive a big blast from the past, in the form of the original X-Men! How will the young, unsuspecting mutants from the past – including Jean Grey – react to the conflict and turmoil that has engulfed the world of their future?