As their landmark Spectre saga enters its second arc, writer John Ostrander (Suicide Squad) and artist Tom Mandrake (Martian Manhunter) escalate their gothic, metaphysical masterwork into a searing confrontation with faith, identity, and cosmic justice. From the hellish temptations of Underworld Unleashed to the apocalyptic sweep of Final Night, the Spectre’s journey fractures across realms both physical and spiritual—ghost ships, cursed talismans, phantom cowboys, collapsing heavens, and the impossible task of judging a world on the brink. Here Jim Corrigan’s turbulent partnership with the Spectre-force spirals toward revelation, culminating in the acclaimed arcs "The Haunting of America," "The Haunting of Jim Corrigan," and "The Search for God." As America’s darkest myths rise, as the dead demand vengeance, and as gods fall silent, the Spectre must face his greatest reckoning: can divine wrath find redemption? And can Jim Corrigan finally find peace? This definitive volume presents the second half of Ostrander and Mandrake’s seminal run—one of DC’s most ambitious supernatural epics—in its complete, unbroken form. Collects Who's Who #8; The Spectre #32–62; Showcase '95 #8; The Spectre Annual #1; Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #21; and Who's Who Update 1987 #5.

VIKINGS versus WEREWOLVES! Viking Moon is a thrilling and chilling blend of Viking history and supernatural horror that reimagines Leif Erikson’s doomed colony. Leif Erikson established a Viking settlement in(present day Newfoundland, a strange new world or plenty, but populated by an indigenous people and something else... something UNNATURAL. Twenty years after the original expiration ended in disaster, a new attempt to settle this wilderness is made. Ulf and his hardened tribe of Vikings soon discover that the whispers of creatures who are both human and beast are not primitive legend, but death-bringing reality. The real reason the Vikings fled North America! A tale of blood-curling horror and barbaric adventure from Eisner Award winner JOE PRUETT (Voices In My Head, Cable, Domino) and legendary artist MARCELO FRUSIN (Hellbalzer, Loveless, Kick-Ass, the New Girl), Collects all issues, #1-5.

THE COMPLETE LEGENDARY SERIES! EVERY STORY EVER DUG UP FROM THE CRYPT—OVER NINE HUNDRED PAGES OF TERROR! The EC Archives presents a monstrous grimoire collecting seven decades of legendary horror, together in one place for the first time! This immense tome of terrible tales contains every shocking story from Tales from the Crypt in a door-stopping hardcover, along with every cover, text piece, and ghoulish illustration from the venerable magazine’s original run along with past forewords from horror luminaries John Carpenter, Bruce Campbell, and more! Shiver from fright at the terrifying talents of Johnny Craig, Graham “Ghastly” Ingles, Jack Davis, Wally Wood, Reed Crandall, and many more in over nine hundred pages of terror. From fiendish beginning to the frightening end, join us as we dig deep and delve into the history of the crypt! Collects the complete original run of Tales from the Crypt.

Kaiju fans assemble! This deluxe collection features a curated selection of pre-superhero monster stories from the 1950s and early 1960s. Marvel’s Mightiest Monsters showcases the larger-than-life creatures that helped establish the creative foundation for the Marvel Age of Comics, including iconic monsters like the fire-breathing Fin Fang Foom, the extraterrestrial giant, Goom (along with Googam, Son of Goom), the sentient tree-creature Groot, the colossal Monsteroso, and the telepathic titan, Xemnu. These classic tales explore alien invaders threatening Earth, mutated beasts born from atomic-age anxieties, and bizarre scientific experiments gone horribly wrong. This oversize hardcover presents the best stories from anthology titles Tales to Astonish, Journey into Mystery, Strange Tales, and Tales of Suspense, spotlighting the masterful work of comics legends Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Steve Ditko. The collection also includes modern monster stories and cover art from acclaimed creators, including Chris Claremont, Sal Buscema, John Byrne, Gil Kane, Eric Powell, Tradd Moore, and Arthur Adams—demonstrating how these creatures continue to captivate new generations of readers. The stories are accompanied by a new essay from comics historians John Lind and Chris Ryall discussing the impact of these monster comics, original art pages, and iconic covers. It’s the ultimate tribute to Marvel’s monstrous heritage! Collects stories from Tales to Astonish #1, 5, 6, 9, 12-15, 19, 27, and 34. Tales of Suspense #7, 9, 13-15, and 17. Journey into Mystery #62, 64, 65, 70, and 78. Strange Tales #72, 73, 75, 76, 80, 85, and 88-90. Amazing Adventures #1 and 5. The Incredible Hulk Annual #5.

Townspeople are bewitched by the charming young Leonide, but her outward innocence masks a sinister secret—and her even more sinister plans for them. This young girl seems innocent, but she may just be a devil in disguise. When young Leonide washes ashore in a small coastal European town, the locals are too concerned for her welfare to be bothered by the coffin she washed up in. Only the town bishop sees through her façade, and once she is in—there’s no kicking her out. Then, a winter holiday becomes even more chilling when ghosts of Leonide’s past come to celebrate with her. Finally, things come to a head when a young professor travels to Leonide’s family home to uncover her tragic and horrifying history, and may become wrapped up in it himself. In hardcover for the first time, this volume from Hellboy creator Mike Mignola and Melvina creator Rachele Aragno collects Leonide the Vampyr: Miracle at the Crow's Head one-shot, Leonide the Vampyr: A Christmas for Crows one-shot, Leonide the Vampyr: The House of Yonda #1–#2, and bonus sketchbook material.

Available in English for the first time comes the direct sequel to Shin'ichi Sakamoto's (#DRCL Midnight Children) manga series Innocent. The spark of revolution ignites the hearts of the French population. Thwarted by fate with the calamity that followed the Affair of the Diamond Necklace, Marie-Joseph is determined to confront destiny. When a young blacksmith who advocated for equality was sentenced to death, the populace rose up and rushed the block in an unprecedented uprising. With this emerging new power championing ideals of freedom, the bond between the Sanson siblings begins to waver. Meanwhile, Charles-Henri continues to develop a mechanical means of execution, but just who will be condemned to this instrument of death? This omnibus edition collects volumes 7-9 of the original Japanese manga series!

In Fall 2026, Fantagraphics launches The Complete Corto Maltese with Volume 1: The Ballad of the Salt Sea, Corto's premiere adventure and the story that introduces him to the world. Pratt plunges us right into the action with Corto bound to a makeshift raft adrift in the Pacific Ocean in 1913. In short order, he is rescued by the Russian privateer Rasputin (yes, that Rasputin), and things only get more complicated and more treacherous from there. In addition, this volume also presents Pratt's tale of Corto's youth, when, in 1904 at the age of 16 in Manchuria, he is asked by his friend, Jack London (yes, that Jack London) to help rescue a young Russian deserter named Rasputin in the midst of the Russo-Japanese War. A modern Ulysses whose wanderings in the early decades of the 20th century take him to the most fascinating places on Earth, Hugo Pratt's Corto Maltese is a hard-luck, hard-driving iconoclastic anti-hero who values freedom and independence more than wealth and status. Treasure hunter, storm-tossed sailor, and itinerant adventurer, the irascible and indefatigable Corto Maltese has earned his status as one of the most popular characters in European comics.

In 1958, established Argentine comics creators Héctor Germán Oesterheld and Alberto Breccia worked together on their first significant series. In Sherlock Time, retiree Julio Luna buys a beautiful home for much too good a deal. There have been strange disappearances, but the trap is far stranger than a simple haunting in San Isidro. Fortunately for Luna, a mysterious man saves him in the nick of ... Sherlock Time! The two team up, outwitting aliens, solving seemingly-supernatural crimes, and investigating cursed objects. These episodic adventures, ranging from SF to horror to mystery, ran concurrently with Oesterheld's legendary comics serial The Eternaut, and set the stage for their masterpiece, Mort Cinder. Of Sherlock Time, Argentine author Juan Sasturain (who also wrote Perramus, which Breccia would go on to draw) concluded: "rarely has a story made us so fully happy."

In Shintaro Kago's vision of history, Genghis Khan's empire was not built by soldiers and warhorses -- but rather the animated severed hands of giants! From there, the history escalates at a fever pitch, as the demand for these giant hands sweeps across Asia and Europe and become indispensable for modern life as transportation, labor, power. In time, the hands mutate into other limbs and body parts and are utilized for far more destructive and sinister purposes as the world descends into a hyper capitalist, war hungry hellscape. From the bestselling mangaka of Dementia 21 and Brain Damage comes a vicious satire of humanity's relentless greed infused with the gleeful body horror, visceral detail, and off-the-wall antics that have delighted and disgusted Kago's readers.

This first new NOW of 2026 features work from several contributors familiar to NOW readers as well as others appearing in the magazine for the first time. Under an original cover by gifted Portland cartoonist Soph Franz, Kayla E. (USA) returns to NOW with an all-new memoir comic, hot on the heels of Precious Rubbish, her acclaimed 2025 graphic novel debut. NOW familiars Roman Muradov (Armenia), Josh Simmons (USA), Steven Weissman (USA), Maggie Umber (USA) and Stacy Gougoulis (Australia) are back, while Los Angeles artist Scott Marvel Cassidy contributes his first new comics since 2024's acclaimed graphic memoir Hogbook and Lazer Eyes. In "Dear Phony," Cassidy processes/confronts his own OCD in a surrealist/absurdist work worthy of and owing a debt to the works of Alfred Jarry as well as Vivian Stanshall's Sir Henry at Rawlinson's End. Meanwhile, Swedish cartoonist Iris Hautaniemi makes her NOW debut, while small press legend Zak Sally contributes a heartfelt meditation on youth and aging. All this, plus many other surprises. NOW: The New Comics Anthology is, every issue, a self-contained cross-section of the best short comics stories the globe has to offer. The series has established itself as the preeminent anthology of first-rate international comics talent. With all-new, never before-seen material from a mix of emerging and established talent, NOW is the perfect answer to the question, "Why Comics?"

Acclaimed writer Benjamin Percy (WOLVERINE, X-FORCE) takes Ghost Rider back to flaming-skulled basics! Johnny Blaze is in a haze. He has the perfect life: idyllic small town, wife and kids, dog — the American dream. Except for the nightmares. This world he’s living in is too good to be true. In fact, it’s more like a prison. But who would purposely be keeping the Spirit of Vengeance on the sidelines — and how? Meanwhile, the FBI has recently discovered a frightening and unexplained surge in supernatural activity. And that can mean only one thing: It’s time for Blaze to hit the dark roads of the Marvel Universe once more, confronting its monsters and battling his demons, with the mysterious Agent Talia Warroad by his side! But can even this unholy alliance take down the Cult of Mephisto? Featuring the return of Danny Ketch — and as the lives of Ghost Rider and Wolverine intertwine, brace yourself for the demonic debut of Hellverine! Let’s ride on a rip-roaring journey of vengeance! COLLECTING: Ghost Rider (2022) #1-13, #14 (A story), #15-19, #20 (A story), #21; Ghost Rider/Wolverine: Weapons of Vengeance Alpha (2023) #1, Wolverine (2020) #36, Ghost Rider/Wolverine: Weapons of Vengeance Omega (2023) #1; Ghost Rider: Final Vengeance (2024) #1-6; Ghost Rider: Vengeance Forever (2022) #1; Ghost Rider Annual (2023) #1 Written by Benjamin Percy Penciled by Cory Smith, Brent Peeples, Dave Wachter, Christopher Campana, Geoff Shaw, Carlos Nieto, Danny Kim, Juan José Ryp & More

Some of the industry’s hottest talents take on the galaxy’s greatest bounty hunter! Boba Fett stars in four tales of scum and villainy, rendered in graphic black, white and splashes of red! With the Empire and an extreme rebel faction after the same bounty, Fett is stuck in the middle, needing to track down a deadly individual who has played both sides. To make things even more impossible, his target is hiding out in a volatile volcanic system! Samu is a down-on-his-luck criminal always running from his problems — but he can’t outrun Boba Fett! Then, Fett is out for revenge against the one bounty that’s eluded him! And a murder in the Tarkin family puts him on the hunt for a ruthless killer! Things get even more wild as bounty hunter Raslin Grace joins the fray! COLLECTING: Star Wars: Boba Fett - Black, White & Red (2025) #1-4