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Classic horror icons meet, as heroic space vampire Vampirella takes on the mad scientist from the ReAnimator series. This one’s got vampires, the risen dead, and Mayan gods.

Are Matt Murdock’s last days here? It sure looks like they might be, as Marvel Comics is teasing The Death of Daredevil for November’s DD #611.

Dark Horse is about to expand its Witcher universe with a fresh mini-series. The Witcher: Of Flesh and Flame #1 hits stores in December.

What’s more Christmasy than a wild barbarian, slaughtering her way across the Hyborian realm? To Red Sonja, probably not much.

The second Harbinger Wars has come to an end, and Valiant says that this “Aftermath” issue wraps up what’s been their biggest crossover event yet.

From an age untold, Knights of the Golden Sun seeks to tell a story between the two Testaments of the Bible. And a war of angels.

Ninjak has finally found his friend, the Eternal Warrior, but that might not be an especially good thing in Ninja-K #11.

If you were gaming in the 90s, then you know all about Earthworm Jim. Now his spiritual successor is here in the form of Doug TenNaple’s Bigfoot Bill.

Marvel’s takeover of all things Conan the Barbarian, in the comics world, continues with a pair of new volumes announced for January.

As Turtles stories go, Shredder in Hell is pretty unique. The TMNT’s arch-villain is heading to the nether realm, embroiled in a conspiracy of the divine.

Go-Bots might be a property that many a Transformer fan likes to joke about, but the new comic mini-series from IDW might change that.

Another Sonic comic book? Sort of. This one will focus on the Sonic the Hedgehog side-series (and upcoming game from Sega) Team Sonic Racing.

Bond is back. Aside from the already announced Origin series, Dynamite Comics will also be publishing a new ongoing starring 007, and helmed by Greg Pak.

If you’re digging on the latest Lost in Space series, then you’re going to love this. Legendary Comics will be publishing a series of LiS graphic novels.

Missing Blade Runner after the sequel, 2049? titan Comics is hoping to fill in that gap in the pop culture landscape with its own ongoing comic series.