Saturday, October 31, 2026

The Demon #2 Preview

 


His past may be a mystery. Still, Jason Blood believes that he knows his purpose. He may not recall friends or foes. Yet, Jason helps people in need, whether Humans or Fairy folk. Most people look around Gotham and see corrupt Human leaders. Jason perceives the demons that feast on their souls. Yet a demon inhabits Jason. And it desperately wants to take control of Jason’s body.

 

What happens when Morgaine Le Fay invites the Princes of Hell to make the Earth more like their home? And who will Etrigan, the demon inside Jason, ally with when he finally breaks free of Jason’s control?

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect: 

 


The Demon #2 Preview

Written, Art, And Cover Artist: James Harren

Variant Cover Artists: Eric Canete, Andrew Maclean & Sanford Greene

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $3.99 US | Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: November 4, 2026

 

 

James Harren introduces The Prince of Hell,

Who has A Score to Settle with Etrigan!

 

 

Jason Blood’s battle against demons has reached a wall in the form of a prince of Hell. This mighty beast has a score to settle with Etrigan, but is Jason prepared to let the Demon loose?

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 


 

 


 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

 

To meet the gnomes and Fair Folk Jason encounters, see The Demon #1 Preview. 

For how Swamp Thing encountered Etrigan 2,000 years ago, see Swamp Thing 1989 #1 Review.

For Lex Luthor's encounter with Etrigan & Jason Blood in DC K.O., see Superman #33: All Fight Month Round 7 Preview. 

Jonah Hex & The Shadow Of Death #2 Preview

 


When he steps into the saloon, the bartender gives him drinks without asking for payment. Cassy wants to ease his troubled brow. Then, she sees his face. The Sheriff isn’t sure he wants Jonah in his town. Yet, despite his appearance, the children come to him. And while the adults see him as trouble, a girl hopes Jonah can be her savior.

 

Jonah knows that being crucified didn’t make him a god. Still, Jonah Hex has surpassed the boundary of death. And every day, he wonders why. How will Ashecott change when the Lord comes to town? And must Jonah unleash the killer inside him to rescue an imperiled child?

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect:

 

 

Jonah Hex & The Shadow Of Death #2 Preview

Writer: Michael Walsh

Art & Cover Artist: Michael Walsh

Variant Cover Artists: Ben Oliver, Gabriel Hardman & Ryan Sook

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Series Length: 6 Issues

Price: $3.99 US | Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: November 4, 2026

 

 

Superstar Michael Walsh Dives

Into The Dark World Of Jonah Hex!

 

 

In Ashecott, tales of Jonah Hex’s gunslinging past are known by few and believed by even fewer—save for Charlie, a young stable hand who admires the once mighty bounty hunter. No stories at all are known about the mysterious preacher who has ridden into town, nor any tales of the strange followers he’s amassing by the minute, and least of all their connection to the young girl who’s vanished into the night. Hex, however, is about to join their story—and in doing so, add a final chapter to his legend.

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 


 

 






Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For why Annie Connelly fears her father, see Jonah Hex and the Shadow of Death #1 Review. 

 

Visiting America: 19 Days in an I.C.E. Facility Preview

 



Between 2011 and 2017, my wife and I visited England five times. While exploring different regions of the country, we also traveled to sites where our favorite British TV shows were filmed, and places that inspired British authors. Along the way, there were plenty of discoveries. And as I navigated a dark period of my life, these trips helped me embrace a better future. 

What would a British citizen discover when she visited the United States in 2025? And would her experiences provide the same sense of rejuvenation I found in my visits to her homeland?

Here's all the info from Fantagraphics:

 

  

Visiting America: 19 Days in an I.C.E. Facility Preview

Writer & Artist: R. E. Burke

Publisher: Fantagraphics

Book Description: Paperback, 280 Pages, 8.2” x 10.6”

Price: $29.99

ISBN: 979-8-8750-0468-1

Release Date: May 2027

 

 

A Shocking Graphic Memoir

by R.E. Burke

 

 

While on vacation in the Pacific Northwest, a 28-year-old British cartoonist was shackled and detained in a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) facility for 19 days. As her family mounted a campaign to free her, R.E. Burke documented the lives of the ordinary, innocent women she found herself incarcerated with and their attempts to survive the immoral violation of their legal and human rights.

 

In this work of graphic memoir and journalism, British cartoonist R. E. Burke tells the story of how, in February 2025, as she was attempting to cross the border into Canada from Washington State, an innocent technicality led to hours of terrifying interrogation and unjust detainment in an I.C.E. facility (run by the for-profit GEO corporation) for 19 days.

 

In vivid color and startling detail, Visiting America immerses readers in her experiences: her fear, despair, disorientation, and her fellow detainees’ attempts to help her acclimate. Burke documents in comic form the difficulty of navigating a haphazard, callous bureaucracy rife with misinformation, stonewalling, and threats. As her mental and physical conditions worsen, despite the best efforts of the women to take care of each other, a campaign to free her mounted by friends and family garners international support.

 

Visiting America is not only her own story, but the stories of the strength, spirit, and humor of the other women — mothers, daughters, workers, innocent people fleeing war, genocide, and abuse — whose situations are even more precarious and desperate. They are trapped in a cruel, horrifying, and rapidly worsening system with no safe place to return to. Burke’s memoir includes an epilogue with updates about some of the women she was detained with.

 

Visiting America is potent evidence for the graphic memoir’s power to share our most vulnerable stories. Burke’s pages demand the reader’s attention, and her story demands a nation to take action.

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 


 

 

 






Thanks to Fantagraphics for sharing this preview with us. 

 


About The Author

R.E. Burke is a comic absorber/creator/admirer from Wales. She studied English and Philosophy at Bristol University and earned a postgraduate degree in Publishing Media at Oxford Brookes. She has made mini comics and zines alongside various jobs and has shifted from a full-time corporate position to part-time nannying to dedicate more time to art. Burke now lives and draws in London.

 

She has been banned from visiting America for ten years.

 

For more on Visiting America: 19 Days in an I.C.E. Facility, visit the Fantagraphics website. 


Absolute Wonder Woman #25 Review

 


Absolute Wonder Woman #25 Review

Writer: Kelly Thompson

Artist: Hayden Sherman

Colorist: Jordie Bellaire

Letterer: Becca Carey

Editors: Ash Padilla & Chris Conroy

Cover Artists: Hayden Sherman & Jordie Bellaire; Mark Brooks; Babs Tarr; Bryan Hitch & Brad Anderson; Alexander Lozano

Publisher: DC Comics

Price: $5.99 US | Variant $6.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: October 28, 2026

 

Growing up on the Wild Isle, Artemis taught Diana to keep a level head and never let an opponent shake her. But when the Gods of Fear arrived in Gateway City, Diana's concern for Barbara Ann Minerva got the better of her. Diana knows that people like Veronica Cale will use whatever she does as an excuse to attack her. But Phobos and Deimos know how to hurt Diana more effectively than the government's greatest military leaders.

 

Can the twin sons of Ares and Aphrodite turn Barbara against Diana? And has the god Urzkartaga kept his word that Barbara would control their partnership? Let’s leap into Absolute Wonder Woman #25 and see!

 

Story

As Diana works in the Hieron, Steve Trevor worries. When she emerges from her incantations, Diana brings her fear antidote. She doesn't know what she will find when she visits the Natural History Museum. But after tangling with Phobos and Deimos, Diana must not let her emotions triumph over her reason.

 

While Diana prepares to confront the friend she abandoned, Etta Candy returns to Gotham in Absolute Wonder Woman #25. When Gia greets her at the airstrip, her sister brings along some new friends. After suffering through the Suicide Squad’s attack, Gia is glad her sister didn’t have to endure their latest ordeal. As they ride back, Etta learns that the city is suffering because Diana acceded to Steven’s wishes.

 

While checking in with the Candy sisters and Veronica Cale, Kelly Thompson’s story intertwines Diana’s ordeal at the Natural History Museum with Steve's in the Hieron. Yet it also shows how Diana dealt with the trauma of being forced to abandon Barbara.

 

During her stay in the Underworld, Diana took measures to ascertain how Barbara was coping with her incarceration in Area 41X. Now, the Princess of Hell deploys them on Barbara’s behalf to save her friend from the choices she has made. Still, every victory comes at a price. In the Underworld, Circe has suffered for her daughter's triumphs. And on Earth, Barbara Ann Minerva isn't the only person who may pay a price for loving Diana in Absolute Wonder Woman #25.

 

Art

As Diana kneels on a rock, fire rises from a Greek pot to lick at her fingers. The glowing vessel rests in the river that sustains Petra's life. When she returns carrying the black-figure pot, Steve, Ferdinand, and the siren frame Diana as she enters through an oval doorway. As she pours out her potion, the bulb-shaped vials evoke the hologrammatic display. Yet when Diana drinks her potion, a close-up evokes feline eyes.

 

Outside Gateway City, stars shine in an obsidian sky. Yet the green light inside Gia’s car links with the green in the Heiron. Two characters make battle plans amid gray. After descending through the blue sky over Gateway City, Diana walks amid the blue ruins of the collection Barbara curated.

 

As Diana carries a pink lasso, the same smoky pink that fills the air over the Hieron and the Underworld also colors Cheetah's hide. Hayden Sherman uses double-page layouts to portray Barbara's confrontations with the gods and Diana, and Etta's reunion with her sister. Yet yellowish green shines on the splash pages as Jordie Bellaire heralds the gods’ increasing interactions with Diana’s friends in Absolute Wonder Woman #25.

 

Becca Carey uses white block letters to differentiate time and place. Uppercase black letters fill white dialogue balloons. Diana’s thoughts inhabit white narrative boxes with WW in the top-left corner. While gods speak white letters in colored shapes, white letters in black fields link a god with their creations. As Barbara speaks small black letters into edgy white balloons with orange borders, letters shrink for lowered voices and grow bold for intonation. Yet letters swell in spiky balloons, and tails become lightning bolts when "Cheetah" doesn't like what she hears. After the gods clash, tapping and distant explosions threaten a former Air Force Colonel's resolve to sit on the sidelines. Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this story with us.

 

Final Thoughts

After Apollo brought Diana to the Wild Isle, Circe guided the child to adulthood. In addition to Circe’s lessons in magic, the gods also taught Diana how to employ the power wisely. Her friend, Barbara Ann Minerva, has studied Diana’s history, mythology, and culture. After the archeologist's Win-Win bargain with Urzkartaga, Diana discovers how divine power has transformed Barbara in Absolute Wonder Woman #25.

 

Rating 9.4/10

 

To look inside see Absolute Wonder Woman #25 Preview. 

 

For Diana's confrontation with Phobos and Deimos, see Absolute Wonder Woman #24 Preview. 

For how Ares gets along with his father, see Absolute Wonder Woman #23 Preview. 

For Diana's search for her mother, see my preview of Absolute Wonder Woman #22. 

For Barbara Minerva's conversation with a god, see my preview of Absolute Wonder Woman #21.

For how Veronica Gale captured Diana, see my preview of Absolute Wonder Woman #20.

For how Aphrodite both blessed and cursed Diana, see my review of Absolute Wonder Woman #19.

 


Friday, October 30, 2026

Absolute Superman #25 Preview

 


Working the fields of Kent Farm reminds Clark Kent of his mother. Descending the Sunstone steps beneath his barn reminds him of his father. And every night, a distant glow in the dark sky reminds Superman where he came from.

 

Like Krypton, Earth has its oppressors. One of them is Brainiac, who delights in torturing and enslaving people. Clark has helped his victims recover from their ordeals and begin new lives. But every time he searches for Brainiac, he ends up battling his victims while the torturer gets away. Can Jimmy Olsen and John Henry Irons help Superman get a step ahead of Brainiac? And can Clark help the malevolent alien find a better path forward?

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect: 

 

 

Absolute Superman #25 Preview

Writer: Jason Aaron

Artists: Juan Ferreyra, Carmine Di Giandomenico & Rafa Sandoval

Cover Artist: Rafa Sandoval

Variant Cover Artists: Terry Dodson & Juan Ferreyra

Glow-In-The-Dark Variant Cover Artist: Frank Quitely ($8.99 US)

Connecting Variant Cover Artist: Bryan Hitch

Showcase Variant Cover Artist: Björn Barends ($24.99 US)

Also Available: Blank sketch Cover

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 40 Pages

Price: $5.99 US | Variant $6.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: November 4, 2026

 

 

The Finale Of “Get Brainiac”

Changes Superman’s Life Forever!

 

 

The oversize conclusion of “Get Brainiac”! Ever since he came to Earth, the Last Son of Krypton has been chased, tortured, and almost driven insane by the psychotic alien butcher known as Brainiac. Now comes their final confrontation, a showdown unlike any other! The shocking ending of this issue will send Superman into a whole new era…don’t miss it!

 

 


 

 

Now, let's take a look inside: 

 

 


 







Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For how Kal-El helps John Henry Iron forge a better path, see Absolute Superman #24 Review.  

For Kal-El's search for Toyman, see Absolute Superman #23 Preview. 

For Kal-El's reunion with a former Peacemaker, see Absolute Superman #22 Preview. 

For Kal-El's battle on the moon, see my review of Absolute Superman #21. 

For how Kal-El prevents King Shazam's attacks from destroying the Earth, see my preview of Absolute Superman #20. 

For what happened even more before that, see my review of Absolute Superman #19. 

For John Henry Irons' origins, see my review of Absolute Superman #19. 

For King Shazam's origins, see my preview of Absolute Superman #18.     

 

Fort Psycho #3 Cover Preview

 

Cover A By Brian Hurtt


When a terrorist organization threatened the world, the United Nations acted. Their strike force, the Strategic Alliance Worldwide, freed the world from the Seven Seals’ grip. Then, the United Nations rewarded the surviving mercenaries with retirement on a tropical island. But it was an offer the heroes couldn’t refuse.

 

Now, Jason is looking for answers. The authorities on the mainland have a gun to his head. He must find the Blue Bishop, who they believe has infiltrated the retirees. And if he doesn’t find the Seven Seals’ former leader, they will execute his brother and nephews. Can Jason find his former SAW boss, Keefer, in the jungle? And what will his search for the truth cost him and his fellow mercenaries?

 

 

Here's all the info from Oni Press:

 

 

 

Fort Psycho #3 Cover Preview

Writer: Matt Kindt

Artist: Brian Hurtt

Cover Artists: Brian Hurtt; Lewis LaRosa & Raúl Allén

Publisher: Oni Press

Issue Description: 32 Pages, Full Color, No Ads

Series Length: 12 Issues

Price: $5.99 US

Release Date: October 28, 2026

 

 

 

All Hell Breaks Loose!  

 

 

 

Matt Kindt (BRZRKR, Mind MGMT) and Brian Hurtt’s (The Sixth Gun) master class in tension and treachery is just getting started as the disgraced super-spies of Fort Psycho start to size up their island prison . . . and each other!

 

Time isn’t on the side of our “hero” Jason as he inches closer to unmasking the international terrorist leader code-named the Blue Bishop . . . who he believes has been secretly imprisoned alongside his comrades this entire time. But his efforts do not go unnoticed by the company he keeps. And as paranoia bleeds through their ranks, Jason strikes an unlikely alliance with an old friend who reveals that their mission might be a cover for something even greater.

 

Bullets! Bloodshed! Betrayal! The year’s most pulse-pounding maxi-series is heating up so fast, wear gloves while reading . . . or you will get hurt!

 

 

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Cover B By Lewis Larosa

 

 

 

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Cover C By Raúl Allén

  


B&W Variant (1:20) By Lewis Larosa



Thanks to Oni Press and Superfan Promotions for sharing this cover preview with us.

 

For more on Jason, Winter, and Method, see Fort Psycho #2 Review.


Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #4 Preview

 

Cover A: Micah Ulrich


 

When little Durgavati ran away, her father searched until he found her. He wept his girl into his arms and felt her burning skin amid the pouring rain. Her story of hunting and fighting with a lion seemed like a fever dream. Yet blood trickled from slashes in her shoulder.

 

Now, an adventuring Puritan arrives at Rani Durgavati's palace. He brings with him an aging scholar, a swashbuckling female companion, and a lion who seems to know her. Rani Durgavati is the Warrior Queen of Gondwana. She faces the greatest battle of her life. Yet as she clutches the scars on her arm, she wonders if this strange event heralds victory or doom for her country.

 

Why has the lion led Solomon Kane, Abramo Bensaid, and his daughter Diamanta to Rani Durgavati’s door? And can they help her defend Gondwana against the forces of the Mughal Empire?

 

Here's all the info from Titan Comics:

 

 

Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #4 Preview

Writer, Artist & Colorist: Patrick Zircher

Letterers: Richard Starkings & Tyler Smith

Cover Artists: Micah Ulrich, Patch Zircher & Rebeca Puebla

Editor: Chris Butera

Publisher: Titan Comics

Issue Description: 32 Pages, Full Color

Series Length: 4 Issues 

Price: $4.99 US

Release Date: October 28, 2026

 

  

A Lion, 

A Vampire,

And a Battle for the Future of Africa 

 

 

Solomon Kane is no stranger to the impossible. But the mythic storm gathering in the heart of India may be his greatest test yet! Guided by a mysterious black-maned lion, Solomon Kane is drawn to India, and a confrontation between the warrior queen Rani Durgavati and the mighty Mughal Empire. But the coming battle is more than a clash of armies. Ancient powers are stirring, gods and demons walk among the living, and Kane’s arcane Atlantean staff may hold the key to it all.

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 


 

 


 

 


 

 

 


 

 

 

Here are more collectible covers:

 

 

 

Cover B: Patch Zircher

 

 

 

Cover C: Rebeca Puebla

 

 


Cover D: Micah Ulrich Virgin Foil



Cover E: Patch Zircher Virgin Cardstock



Available from local comic shops. For UK & Europe visit Forbidden Planet.

 

For more details, visit Titan Comics.

 

 

Thanks to Titan Comics and Heroic Signatures for sharing this preview with us. 

 

For Solomon, Abramo, and Diamanta's fraught journey, see Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #3 Cover Preview. 

 

For Solomon's reunion with Abramo & Diamanta Bensaid, see Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #2 Review.

 

For how Solomon befriended a lion, see Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #1 Preview.