Monday, February 7, 2022

DC Comics from Lunar Distributors for February 8, 2022

DC COMICS:

Batgirls #3 (Cover A Jorge Corona), $3.99
Batgirls #3 (Cover B Kim Jacinto Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Batgirls #3 (Cover C Rian Gonzales Card Stock Variant), AR
Batman And Scooby-Doo Mysteries #11 (Of 12)(Cover A Eddy Barrows & Eber Ferreira), $2.99
Batman Catwoman #10 (Of 12)(Cover A Clay Mann), $4.99
Batman Catwoman #10 (Of 12)(Cover B Jim Lee & Scott Williams), $4.99
Batman Catwoman #10 (Of 12)(Cover C Travis Charest), $4.99
Batman Detective Comics Volume 1 The Neighborhood HC, $29.99
Batman Urban Legends #12 (Cover A Karl Mostert & Trish Mulvihill), $7.99
Batman Urban Legends #12 (Cover B Jorge Molina), $7.99
Batman Urban Legends #12 (Cover C Anand Radhakrishnan), $7.99
Batman Volume 2 The Joker War TP, $16.99
Black Manta #6 (Of 6)(Cover A Valentine De Landro), $3.99
Black Manta #6 (Of 6)(Cover B Sanford Greene Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Dark Nights Death Metal #1 (Of 7)(Soundtrack Special Edition Rise Against With Flexi Single Broken Dreams Inc.)(2nd Printing), $24.99
Dark Nights Death Metal #2 (Of 7)(Soundtrack Special Edition Grey Daze With Flexi Single Featuring Anything Anything)(2nd Printing), $24.99
Dark Nights Death Metal #3 (Of 7)(Soundtrack Special Edition Denzel Curry With Flexi Single Featuring Bad Luck)(2nd Printing), $24.99
Detective Comics #1052 (Cover A Irvin Rodriguez), $4.99
Detective Comics #1052 (Cover B Lee Bermejo Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Detective Comics #1052 (Cover C Jorge Fornes Card Stock Variant), AR
Flintstones The Deluxe Edition HC, $49.99
Future State Gotham #10 (Cover A Simone Di Meo), $3.99
Future State Gotham #10 (Cover B Mike Bowden Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Harley Quinn The Animated Series The Eat Bang Kill Tour #6 (Of 6)(Cover A Max Sarin), $3.99
Harley Quinn The Animated Series The Eat Bang Kill Tour #6 (Of 6)(Cover B Derrick Chew Card Stock Variant), $4.99
I Am Batman #6 (Cover A Olivier Coipel), $3.99
I Am Batman #6 (Cover B Francesco Mattina Card Stock Variant), $4.99
I Am Batman #6 (Cover C Alexis Franklin Black History Month Card Stock Variant), $4.99
I Am Batman #6 (Cover D Khary Randolph & Emilio Lopez Card Stock Variant), AR
Joker #12 (Cover A Giuseppe Camuncoli & Cam Smith), $5.99
Joker #12 (Cover B Gerardo Zaffino), $5.99
Joker #12 (Cover C Jonboy Meyers), $5.99
Joker #12 (Cover D James Stokoe), AR
Justice League #72 (Cover A Yanick Paquette), $4.99
Justice League #72 (Cover B David Marquez Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Justice League 2021 Annual #1 (Cover A Sanford Greene), $5.99
Justice League 2021 Annual #1 (Cover B Felipe Massafera Card Stock Variant), $6.99
Justice League By Scott Snyder Deluxe Edition Volume 3 HC, $39.99
Legion Of Super-Heroes Before The Darkness Volume 2 HC, $49.99
Monkey Prince #1 (Of 12)(Cover F Bernard Chang Gold Foil Red Envelope Card Stock Variant), AR
Pennyworth #7 (Of 7)(Cover A Jorge Fornes), $3.99
Strange Love Adventures #1 (One Shot)(Cover A Yanick Paquette), $9.99
Strange Love Adventures #1 (One Shot)(Cover B Amanda Conner), $9.99
Suicide Squad Blaze #1 (Of 3)(Cover A Aaron Campbell), $6.99
Suicide Squad Blaze #1 (Of 3)(Cover B Matias Bergara), $6.99
Superman Son Of Kal-El #8 (Cover A Dan Mora), $3.99
Superman Son Of Kal-El #8 (Cover B Travis Moore Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Titans United #6 (Of 7)(Cover A Jamal Campbell), $3.99
Titans United #6 (Of 7)(Cover B Kael Ngu Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Wonder Woman #784 (Cover A Terry Dodson & Rachel Dodson), $4.99
Wonder Woman #784 (Cover B Will Murai Card Stock Variant), $5.99

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Thursday, February 3, 2022

#IReadsYou Review: POST AMERICANA #2

POST AMERICANA #2 (OF 7)
IMAGE COMICS

[This review was originally posted on Patreon.]

STORY: Steve Skroce
ARTIST: Steve Skroce
COLORS: Dave Stewart
LETTERS: Fonografiks
28pp, Color, $3.99 U.S. (January 2021)

Rated M / Mature

Post Americana is a seven-issue miniseries written and drawn by Steve Skroce and published by Image Comics.  Post Americana is set in a dystopian future and focuses on two rebels' attempt to save the “Wasteland” from a rogue President of the United States.  Colorist Dave Stewart and letterer Fonografiks complete Post Americana's creative team.

Post Americana  has two settings.  The first is “The Bubble,” an installation inside the Cheyenne Mountains that is the most sophisticated super-bunker in the world.  Inside, the new President of the United States plans to use the bunker's resources to build the “New America” by turning the second setting, the “Wasteland,” into what he wants it to be.  Determined to stop him are Mike, a hapless rebel, and Carolyn, a deadly Wasteland girl, who is already hellbent on revenge.  But Carolyn and Mike will have to survive the Wasteland in order to save the Wasteland.

As Post Americana #2 opens, the President makes big promises about “the Great American Reclamation” and orders some bloodshed to emphasize his talking points.  Elsewhere, Mike and Carolyn are in the middle of a cannibal holocaust-shindig thrown by “The Followers of the Path,” a cannibal blood cult.  Mike and Carolyn are the entertainment on the main stage, but luckily, Carolyn has the parts to put a crimp in cannibal plans.

THE LOWDOWN:  As I wrote in my review of Post Americana #1, I am a fan of writer-artist Steve Skroce's mainstream comics work, especially “Blood Debt” (May 2000 to August 2000), a four-issue story arc he produced for the original Wolverine ongoing comic book series (the one that began in 1988).  I have immensely enjoyed his recent comic book miniseries from Image, We Stand on Guard (created with writer Brian K. Vaughn) and Maestros.

I love Post Americana, even after only two issues.  It is part crazy post-apocalyptic, dystopian, Mad Max-like, action-science fiction.  Post Americana is also hardcore anti-American exceptionalism.  2020 was the seventy-fifth anniversary of the end of World War II, and since the end of that “great war,” the United States has been on a mission-rampage to make the rest of the world serve its interests.

The way I see it:  Post Americana takes aim at the last forty years of American imperialism.  Its President of the United States looks like President Ronald Reagan and talks like Reagan's vice-president and successor, President George H.W. Bush.  He makes war like Bush's son, President George W. Bush, and is a media savvy psycho like President Donald Trump.  From the glimpses we get of the denizens of the Bubble, they seem like what U.S. citizens have been for the better part of the last century – consumers more than citizens.

Skroce also gets the usually superb coloring from Dave Stewart, and the lettering from Fonografiks heightens this story's sense of boldness.  I can't wait for the third issue.

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS:  Fans of Steve Skroce's comics and of post-apocalyptic sci-fi will want Post Americana.

9 out of 10

[This comic book features a five-page sneak preview of the upcoming comic book, Two Moons #1, by John Arcudi, Valerio Giangiordano, Dave Stewart, and Michael Heisler.]

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"


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Tuesday, February 1, 2022

#IReadsYou Review: KILLADELPHIA #14

KILLADELPHIA #14
IMAGE COMICS

STORY: Rodney Barnes
ART: Jason Shawn Alexander
COLORS: Luis Nct
LETTERS: Marshall Dillon
EDITOR: Greg Tumbarello
COVER: Jason Shawn Alexander
VARIANT COVER ARTIST: Jonathan Wayshack
36pp, Colors, 3.99 U.S.(June 2021)

Rated “M/ Mature”

“Home is Where the Hatred Is” Part II: “...And the Sun Washed the Pain Away”

Killadelphia is an apocalyptic vampire and dark fantasy comic book series from writer Rodney Barnes and artist Jason Shawn Alexander and is published by Image Comics.  At the center of this series is a police officer caught in a lurid conspiracy in which vampires attempt to rule Philadelphia, “the City of Brotherly Love.”  Colorist Luis Nct and letterer Marshall Dillon complete Killadelphia's creative team.

Killadelphia focuses on James “Jim” Sangster, Jr., who comes home to Philly to deal with the final affairs of his recently murdered father, revered Philadelphia homicide detective, James Sangster, Sr.  James, Sr. is not dead, but undead – a vampire.  Now father and son lead a ragtag team comprised of a medical examiner, a dead president, and a rebellious, but special young vampire in a bid to save Philly from a vampire doom.

Killadelphia #14 (“...And the Sun Washed the Pain Away”) opens with Abigail Adams in full bloom.  Like her husband, John Adams, the second President of the United States, she is a vampire.  No longer content to be the little wifey, she is determined to be the tyrannical blood queen of Philadelphia.  However, she is displeased that John has not remained … displaced.

Meanwhile, James, Sr. is trying to find a way to change James, Jr. from vampire back into a human.  Young, black and talented vampire, Tevin Thompkins a.k.a. “See Saw,” might be able to do it.  But first, there are complications, and Tevin has to see a man about a resurrection while another vampire man seeks him.

THE LOWDOWN:  Killadelphia is in its third story arc, “Home is Where the Hatred Is.”  After the pyrotechnics of the previous story arc, “Burn Baby Burn,” this new story line looks to focus on family – damned and otherwise – although this arc is also spewing forth the sounds of bloody battle.

I have said in previous reviews that writer Rodney Barnes is writing a comic book in which he is building a universe similar to what Neil Gaiman did with The Sandman.  Initially, The Sandman seemed like one thing, but by the end of its first 12 issues, and certainly by its twentieth issue, The Sandman seemed like an entirely different series.  At the beginning of Killadelphia, Barnes used the concept of the second POTUS being a vampire as a hook.  Now, via Tevin, Barnes is taking us to a new underworld, one beyond the surface vampire conflicts.  Killadelphia is a great vampire comic book because the author isn't just building a new wing in the library of vampire fiction.  He is constructing a new city-state of vampire fiction.

There is a moment in Killadelphia #14 when the art team of illustrator Jason Shawn Alexander and colorist Luis Nct recall the lurid cinema of Hammer Films.  It is in Alexander's dark, but painterly compositions, and in Nct's lurid colors that this series will sometimes recall previous vampire fiction.  However, Alexander often tells the story of Killadelphia by ripping into the neck of vampire fiction and doing new things.  When Alexander conveys the anger of Abigail Adams, it is about more than just her determination to rule.  We can be sympathetic to the fact that she won't be held down anymore by a mediocre (white) man.

Killadelphia #14 is a another great chapter in this fantastic series.  Yes, I am telling you to read it, dear readers.

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS:  Fans of vampire comic books and of exceptional dark fantasy will want Killadelphia.


Killadelphia #14 has a backup feature:
“Elysium Gardens” Part 7 “All Power to the People”

Created by Rodney Barnes and Jason Shawn Alexander

Story: Rodney Barnes
Art: Chris Mitten
Design: Sherard Jackson
Letters: Marshall Dillon
Edits: Greg Tumbarello

The back-up feature, “Elysium Gardens,” remains in Philadelphia, May 1st, 1985.  Angela/Zubiya and her pack of werewolves arrived in the City of Brotherly Love and found their prey, Stregherian witch, Tituba, among the Black liberation group, M.O.V.E.  Tituba is a descendant of the people who cursed Zubiya and her pack with their … condition.  Now, they are ready to kill the witch, but...

Writer Rodney Barnes makes “Elysium Gardens” both allegorical and metaphorical in the way he uses the brutality, savagery, barbarism, greed, and sin of white supremacy, racism, white colonialism, and white settler violence in the character, setting, and plot of his stories.  The werewolves are the angry Negroes, but as Barnes reveals in a mini prologue of real-world assassinations, sometimes, the oppressed have to direct their energies in other ways.

A+
10 out of 10

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"


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Monday, January 31, 2022

I Reads You Juniors: January 2022 - Update #96

by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"

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NEWS:

DC TV - From Deadline:  Actor Grant Gustin of The CW's "The Flash" is finalizing a new contract that will pay him $200,000 per episode and ensure that "The Flash" gets a ninth season.

DC COMICS - From DCBlog:  Writer Tini Howard talks about the new direction of the "Catoman" comic book series that begins with issue #39.

MARVEL - From ComicBook:  "X-Men" cover artist Russell Dauterman shares a look at Jean Grey's new uniform.

BOOKS - From TruthoutMayor Gene McGee of Ridgeland, Mississippi, is withholding $110,000 in funding from the Madison County Library System - the entirety of the first-quarter funds that the city owes to the county’s library program - because he objects to the "homosexual materials" in the library.

DC TV - From BleedingCoolJames Gunn would like there to be a second spin-off of the film, "The Suicide Squad." HBO Max's "Peacemaker" is the first.

MARVEL STUDIOS - From TheDailyBeast:  Marvel Cinematic Universe actress, Evangeline Lilly, "Wasp" in "Ant-Man and the Wasp," attended Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s anti-vaccination rally last week ... and bragged about it.

BANNED COMICS - From NBCNews:  The McMinn County, Tennessee school board voted to remove "Maus," cartoonist Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust, from the district's curriculum after officials objected to eight instances of profanity and an image of a nude woman.

SONY SPIDER-MAN U - From WeGotThisCovered:  The script for "Spider-Man: No Way Home" is online in its entirety.

DC CINEMA - From Deadline:   In "Batgirl," Ivory Aquino will play Alysia Yeoh, the first trans character in a live-action DC Comics film.

SONY SPIDER-MAN U - From EWSam Raimi, who directed Sony Pictures' original "Spider-Man" trilogy said that he found it "refreshing" that three stars from his films, Tobey Maguire, Willem DaFoe, and Alfred Molina, appeared in "Spider-Man: No Way Home."

DC CINEMA - From Esquire:  In an "Esquire" interview, director Matt Reeves says his upcoming film, "The Batman" is influenced by 1970s cinema ("Chinatown", "The French Connection"), 1980s comic books ("Batman: Year One"), and Nirvanna.

DC PREVIEW - From BleedingCool:  Here is a first look at Max Dunbar's art for "Batman Beyond: Neo Year #1."

DC COMICS - From BleedingCool:  Today's "Batman/Catwoman Special" offers a new origin for Catwoman.

IMAGE COMICS - From BleedingCool:  "Farmhand #16" will mark the return of Rob Guillory's Image Comics title, "Farmhand," after a two-year absense.  The new issue will arrive April 13th.

IDW - From THRIDW Publishing is losing the license to produce "G.I. Joe" and "Transformers" comic books at the end of 2022.

MARVEL - From IGN:  Marvel will once again have two Captain Americas.  Sam Wilson will star in "Captain America: Symbol of Truth," and Steve Rogers will star in "Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty."  Both will spin out of "Captain America #0."

DC CINEMA - From Variety:  At 167 minutes long (not including end credits), director Matt Reeves' "The Batman" is set to be one of the longest comic book movies ever.

DC COMICS - From EW:  Writer Joshua Williamson takes readers inside DC's plan to kill the Justice League in "Justice League #75."

DARK HORSE - From BleedingCool:  "The British Paranormal Society: Time Out of Mind" is a new four-issue mini-series written by Mike Mignola, spinning out of the "Witchfinder" graphic and starting in April.

MARVEL - From GamesRadar:  The "life" of Wolverine will be told in "chronological order" in the new Marvel Unlimited Infinity Comic digital release, "The Life of Wolverine."

DC COMICS - From BleedingCool:  DC Comics' general manager, Daniel Cherry III, is leaving the company to work for Grammy Award-winning recording artist and producer, Kanye West, for whom he'd previously worked.

MARVEL - From GamesRadar:  Writer Jonathan Hickman and artist Chris Bachalo will have a story in "Moon Knight: Black, White, & Blood #1," the first issue of a new four-issue anthology comic book.

DC COMICS - From THR:  "The Corinthian," the serial killer from "The Sandman" comic book, will get his own ongoing comic book series.  "The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country" with the debut issue due April 12th.

MARVEL STUDIOS - From THR:  Disney+ debuts the first trailer for its Marvel Studios' series, "Moon Knight," which focuses on Marc Spector's multiple personalities.

DC CINEMA - From WeGotThisCovered:  In "The Batman," Bruce Wayne's father, "Thomas Wayne," will be played by "Game of Thones" actor Luke Roberts.

SONY SPIDER-MAN U - From THR:  This article goes into detail about how to watch the various "Spider-Man" films from home.  It also has details about pre-ordering "Spider-Man: No Way Home" on Blu-ray and DVD.

DC CINEMA - From ScreenRant:   Joss Whedon criticizes the cast of "Justice League" (2017) and their behavior during his reshoots on the film.

RUMORS - From ScreenRantMarvel Studios reportedly Ben Affleck to reprise is role as "Daredevil" for "Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness."

DC CINEMA - From People:  Actress Leslie Grace gives a first look at her "Batgirl" costume.  The film is due later this year on HBO Max.

MARVEL - From BleedingCool:  The lawsuit over the rights to the "Predator" film franchise between Disney and the brothers, Jim and John Thomas, the writers of the original film, has apparently been settled. So Marvel is moving forward with its new Predator comics and reprints.

From BleedingCool:  There will ONLY be 14 variant covers for "Amazing Spider-Man #1," which is due April 6th.

DYNAMITE - From BleedingCool:  The FOC (final order cutoff) for Dynamite's "Pantha #2" has been extended.

EN MEMORIAM - From MarkEvanier:   Pop culture historian and science fiction, fantasy, and mystery author, Ron Goulart, has died at the age of 89, Friday, January 14, 2022.  He was a prolific novelist and also a ghostwriter.  It is apparently common knowledge that he was the ghostwriter of actor Willaim Shatner's "TekWar" novels.  He also wrote a number of non-fiction books about comic books, including "The Great Comic Book Artists" and "Focus on Jack Cole," both published in 1986.

From MarkEvanier:  American cartoonist and comic book artist, Orlando Busino, has died at the age of 95, Tuesday, January 11, 2022.  He was best known for his long-running cartoon series, "Gus," which ran for years in "Boys' Life" magazine.  He also drew for Archie Comics, producing covers, illustrations and stories for the comic book series, "Tales Calculated to Drive You Bats."

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DC COMICS - From IGNGeoff Johns is writing a sequel to his 2011 comic book miniseries, "Flashpoint." "Flashpoint Beyond" is due sometime this year (2022).

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DC TV/PEACEMAKER - From DCUniverse:   DC has a hub for its HBO Max series, "Peacemaker."

From IGN:  Writer-director James Gunn does not want you to miss the intro to his HBO Max comic book-based series, "Peacemaker."

From AVClub:  Writer-director James Gunn looked to AMC's acclaimed TV series, "Better Call Saul," for inspiration when writing his HBO Max comic book-based "Peacemaker."

From THR:   Actors John Cena and Jennifer Holland talk about their "Peacemaker" dance sequence.

From THR:  Actress Jennifer Holland talks about her journey to playing Emilia Harcourt in "The Suicide Squad" and "Peacemaker."

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WEBCOMICS/MARVEL - From Marvel:  Marvel Comics and WEBTOON launch "Eternals: The 500 Year War" the "Marvel Unlimited" app and on WEBTOON.

MARVEL - From Marvel:  Writer Zeb Wells and artist John Romita, Jr. launch "Amazing Spider-Man #1" in April 2022.

RUMORS - From WeGotThisCovered:  Disney+/Marvel Studios "Moon Knight" may be heading back for reshoots...?

DC TV/PEACEMAKER - From WeGotThisCovered:  Writer-director James Gunn says DCEU spinoff TV series, "Peacemaker" (from "The Suicide Squad") is essentially a "massive prank" on DC Universe.

DC CINEMA - From Movieweb:  The MPA (formerly MPAA) has given "The Batman" film a "PG-13" rating. The movie is due in theaters March 4, 2022 and will begin streaming on HBO Max 45 days later.

DC TV - From CBR:  Writer-director Ava DuVernay has the "perfect reason" for wanting to helm a DC Comics television series, in this case "Naomi."

From CBR:  "Naomi" star Camila Moreno breaks down her role in the new CW series, introduces her character, "Lourdes," and teases her "very interesting" journey.

IMAGE COMICS - From THRWilliam Crabtree is the latest artist to sue "The Walking Dead" creator, Robert Kirkman, over profit participation regarding a comic book series being adapted to other media.  This time, it is the "Invincible" animated series, based on the comic book, for Amazon Prime Video.

LUNAR - From BleedingCoolLunar Distribution, the exclusive distributor of DC Comics to the direct market of comic books, is launching its own previews catalogue, "Next Phase."  Debuting in March, "Next Phase" will cover the titles being shipped by its other clients, such as Scout Comics and Ahoy.

DC TV - From Variety:    Emmy and Tony Award-nomiated actress, Danielle Brooks, talks about starring in HBO Max's "Peacemaker."  "I've never seen someone like myself in this world," she told writer-director James Gunn.

DC CINEMA - From IGNMichael Keaton explains why he left the Batman film franchise after the second film, "Batman Return" (1992), and did not return for the third film, "Batman Forever" (1995).

MARVEL - From GamesRadar:  A look at "Secret X-Men #1" reveals a new costume.

SONY SPIDER-MAN U - From Variety:  Actor Andrew Garfield finally talks about "Spider-Man: No Way Home" and also about "Tick, Tick ... Boom!"

From Variety:  Actor Willem Dafoe says that criticism of the "Green Goblin" mask he wore in the original "Spider-Man" (2002), probably led to the redesign for "Spider-Man: No Way Home."

From ScreenRant:  Ten "Spider-Man" comic books that were cancelled too early.

COMICS - From Looper:  How George Perez changed comic books forever.

MARVEL - From HappyMag:  A 9.0 graded of copy of "The Incredible Hulk #1" (1962) has sold for half a million dollars.

MANGA - From MetropolisJapan:  Eight anime and manga to keep an eye on in 2022.

COMICS - From BleedingCool:   Bernie Mireault's comic book, "The Jam," is back for the first time in a long time.

IMAGE COMICS - From BleedingCool:  Writer Jeff Lemire has signed an exclusive deal with Image Comics, making the publisher the home of his working beginning in 2022 and beyond.

MARVEL - From Newsarama:  Marvel Comics announces its six "2022 Black History Month variant covers."  All are drawn by Joshua "Sway" Swaby.

From Newsarama:   #xmenvote returns for 2022.

SONY MARVEL U - From Deadline:  Sony Pictures has moved the release date of its superhero film, "Morbius," again.  The film moves from Jan. 28th to April lst, 2022.

DC COMICS - From Newsarama:  A guide to Detective Comics' weekly 12-part weekly event, "Shadows of the Bat."

COMICS - From BleedingCool:   Comic book inker, Joe Prado, announces that he has started his own agency, "Prado's Art & Design Agency."

MARVEL - From GamesRadar:  The Golden Age version of "The Vision" returns in "The Marvels #7" (Jan. 5th).

DC COMICS - From GamesRadar:  A look at all 7 John Cena/"Peacemaker" variant covers from DC Comics in Jan. 2022.

MARVEL - From BleedingCool:   Marvel Comics apparently has big plans for Miracleman, the character best known for the stories by Alan Moore.

From BleedingCool:  Scheduled for Sept. 2022 from Marvel Comics is "Miracleman Omnibus."  It will reprint "Warrior Magazine" (1982) 1-18, 20-21; "Miracleman" (1985) 1, 3, 6-16; "Marvelman Special" (1984) 1; "A1" (1989) 1; "All-New Miracleman Annual (2014) 1."  That is supposedly the entirety of Alan Moore's run with the character.

PREVIEWS:

From BleedingCool:  Five pages and two covers from "Star Wars #20," which is due from Marvel, Wed., Jan 12th.

From BleedingCool:  Five pages and three covers from "Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #20," which is due from Marvel, Wed., Jan. 12th.

From DCBlog:  Here are 8 pages from "Batgirls #2," which due due from DC Comics, Tues., Jan. 11th.

From BleedingCool:  Five pages and one cover from "Batman &Scooby-Doo Mysteries #10," which is due from DC Comics, Tues., Jan. 11th.

From BleedingCool:  Four covers and five pages previewed from "Elektra: Black, White & Blood #1," which is due from Marvel on Wed., Jan. 5th.

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JANUARY 2022 COMICS SOLICITATIONS:
From BleedingCool:  Ablaze Publishing for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Action Lab for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Ahoy Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Antarctic Press for January 2022
From Archie:  Archie Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Bad Kids Press for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Behemoth Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Black Mask Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Blacktooth Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  BOOM! Studios for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Comix Experience for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  ComixTribe for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Dark Horse Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Dynamite Entertainment for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  IDW Publishing for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Keenspot Entertainment for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Legendary Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Mad Cave Studios for January 2022
From CBR:  Marvel Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Oni Press for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Rebellion for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Red 5 Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Scout Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Titan Comics for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Valiant Entertainment for January 2022
From BleedingCool:  Vault Comics for January 2022

FEBRUARY 2022 COMICS SOLICITATIONS:
From BleedingCool:  Ablaze for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  AfterShock Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Ahoy Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Antarctic Press for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Archie Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  AWA for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  BOOM! Studios for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Dark Horse Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Dynamite Entertainment for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Heavy Metal for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Hero Collector for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  IDW Publishing for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Oni Press for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Rebellion for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Red 5 Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Scout Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Titan Comics for Feburary 2022
From BleedingCool:  Valiant Comics for February 2022
From BleedingCool:  Vault Comics for February 2022

MARCH 2022 COMICS SOLICITATIONS:
From BleedingCool:  Aardvark-Vanaheim for March 2022
From BleedingCool:  Ablaze for March 2022
From BleedingCool:  AfterShock Comics for March 2022
From BleedingCool:  Ahoy Comics for March 2022
From BleedingCool:  Antarctic Press for March 2022
From BleedingCool:  Archie Comics for March 2022
From BleedingCool:  Behemoth Comics for March 2022
From BleedingCool:  Black Mask for March 2022
From BleedingCool:  BOOM! Studios for March 2022
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BOOM! STUDIOS

DEC210845 BASILISK #7 CVR A SCHARF $3.99
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DEC210855 BUCKHEAD #3 (OF 5) CVR A KAMBADAIS $3.99
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Dark Horse Comics from Diamond Distributors for February 2, 2022

DARK HORSE COMICS

SEP210262 BLACK HAMMER TP VOL 05 REBORN PART I $19.99
SEP210257 BLACK HAMMER VISIONS HC VOL 02 $24.99
SEP210303 CASTAWAYS TP $24.99
SEP210276 LAGUARDIA DLX ED HC (MR) $29.99
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JUL210311 STRANGER THINGS ERICA THE GREAT TP $12.99
JUL210305 STRANGER THINGS YA BOXED SET $36.97
SEP210248 TALES FROM THE OUTERVERSE HC $24.99

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DYNAMITE

DEC210618 BOYS #3 DYNAMITE GOLD FOIL ED (MR) $19.99
SEP210596 DAWN LINSNER B&W ED BUST $175.00
OCT210479 EVIL ERNIE #1 CVR G LOBDELL SIGN ATLAS ED $49.99
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FEB210801 MARS ATTACKS RED SONJA TP $19.99
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