The Fellowship has obtained sneak peeks of comics from IDW that will come out this week...
Jackboot & Ironheel #1 (of 4)
Back to the Future #11: Continuum Conundrum Part 6
Disney Magic Kingdom Comics #2 (of 2)
Haunted Horror #23
Kelly: The Cartoon America Turns to
LOAC Essentials Presents King Features Vol. 1: Krazy Kat
1934
Mars Attacks: Occupation #5 (of 5)
The Maxx: Maxximized #34
My Little Pony: Friends Forever #31
Popeye Classics #49
Powerpuff Girls #2
Snake Tales!
Star Trek #60—Altered Encounters part 2 of 2
Strawberry Shortcake #5
Superf*ckers Forever #1 (of 5)
Tales from the Darkside #3
Transformers: More Than Meets the Eye #56
Transformers: Till All Are One #3
Uncle Scrooge #17
Max Millgate (w & a & c)
EDDIE NEALE had his future planned, shooting balls into
the net for West Ham United F.C, but thanks to WORLD WAR II, now he's shooting
NAZIS as an R.A.F tail-gunner! Shot down, he finds himself captive in castle
LUNGOTZ LUFTZIG where he'll face his biggest opposition yet...his own DESTINY!
Bob Gale, John Barber (w)
Marcelo Ferreira (a & c)
END OF THE ROAD! Continuum Conundrum crashes to a
conclusion! Trapped in 2036 with a furious Griff Tannen—and Doc’s only way to
reunite with Clara means abandoning Marty to this terrifying future!
Carl Barks (w)
Carl Barks, Giorgio Cavazzano (a)
John
Loter (c)
It’s our second big anniversary book of epic Disney Parks
adventures! In “Plunkett’s Emporium,” Scrooge and Flintheart Glomgold fight a
big Adventureland battle—and Carl Barks’ Donald Duck beats the Beagle Boys
while “Mastering the Matterhorn”!
Various (w & a & c)
This is a lovingly put together collection that really
showcases the range of macabre unleashed on the masses at the time and that EC
in no way held the corner on the market. Featuring ghouls, ghosts, monsters,
murder, mysticism, and revenge, there’s a new horror lurking behind the turn of
each page.
What truly stands out… is the artwork. With the turn of
each page, you’ll find fantastic artwork that embodies the style at the time,
with each panel densely packed with details and horrors to fill night after
night’s sleep with nightmares.
Edited by Ward Sutton (w)
Stan Kelly (a & c)
The Los Angeles Times proclaims The Onion’s editorial
cartoonist, Stan Kelly, “A maniac whose ideas frequently make no sense at all!”
But what do you expect from the Lame-stream Media? What truly makes no sense at
all is that there has never been a published collection of Kelly’s work—until
now! Easily our era’s top opinion-maker, Kelly influences everyone from world
leaders to water cooler layabouts. Sticking it to the sickos and giving props
to the patriotic, Kelly’s super-award-winning cartoons “tell it like it is” and
frame today’s crucial issues in context so you don’t have to. This lavish,
soft-cover 50th Anniversary Collection, compiled by acolyte Ward Sutton and
loaded with bonus extras, presents the best of Kelly in his signature,
eye-popping black and white. It’s a trip every Kellyhead has been dying to
take!
George Herriman (w & a & c)
Much attention has been paid to Herrriman’s Sunday
full-page comics, yet it is in the daily Krazy Kat strips that the cartoonist
most frankly illustrates many of his major themes, especially the shifting
nature of social identity.
The 1934 strips reprinted in this book fit anyone’s
definition of “essential.” They show Krazy Kat at top speed, ever-changing,
endlessly inventive, with language that sparkles with double meanings and more
in lines such as “his malady drills me to my sole.”
The year includes homages to old jokes and bricks,
followed by playful references to sex, drink, and even drugs. The daily Krazy
Kat strips are often Herriman’s most personal works and standouts in this year
include Krazy Kat’s attempt to write a memoir and the Kat’s quietly waiting for
the last leaf of “ottim” to fall (a tender scene that finds echoes in Charles
Schulz’s drawing Linus admiring the last autumn’s leaf stubborn spirit). It
could also be argued that the daily is more accessible to the new reader.
Herriman biographer Michael Tisserand provides an insightful introduction.
John Layman (w)
Andy Kuhn (a)
John McCrea (c)
The Martians came. The Martians saw. The Martians
conquered. Now the space invaders cruelly rule over humanity, but Ruby Johnson
has something to say about that...
Sam Kieth (w & a & c)
The focus is on the Library Girl Megan, and her obsession
with the Amazon Soccer Queen of Love. Building up to the amazing, stupendous,
Maxxian climax!
Tony Fleecs (w & a & c)
Little Strongheart asks Rainbow Dash to go on a quest
with her... one that may save the Buffalo! Who, or what, is the Great Crow?
Bud Sagendorf (w & a & c)
Everybody’s favorite one-eyed, two-fisted sailor, Popeye,
is back in his gloriously funny comic book of vintage hi-jinks! Five
brilliantly written and drawn features pack this ish: An adorbable Swee’pea
comic, a gut-splitting Wimpy tale, and more!
Haley Mancini and Jake Goldman (w)
Derek Charm (a &
c)
A hotshot movie director claims that his new movie is so
scary, even THE POWERPUFF GIRLS will be too chicken to watch it! Never ones to
back down from a challenge, fall into his trap! Using his “movie magic,” he'll
turn the girls into actual chickens so he’ll be free to enact his evil plans!
Can the ChickenPuff Girls save the day?!
Various (w)
Rudy Palais, Lou Cameron, and Marty Elkin
(a)
Ben brown and David Gantz (c)
Slithering Scares…Dangerous Snake-Women…Cold-Blooded
Killings…Snake Tales scours the snake-pit of Pre-Code horror to bring you the weirdest
stories of serpentine thrills, guaranteed to raise your blood-pressure (and
maybe an eyebrow)! Hissing horror from the likes of Rudy Palais, Lou Cameron,
and Marty Elkin and other masters of comic book fear. Crawling your way in full
color.
Mike Johnson (w)
Tony Shasteen (a & c)
BLOCKBUSTER SERIES FINALE! A Five Year Mission = five
years of STAR TREK comics! Celebrate the end of the latest chapter in the
Enterprise's epic adventures with this all-new story that brings Captains and
crews from two different timelines together!
Georgia Ball (w)
Amy Mebberson (a & c)
Sweet and Sour Grapes have never won a trophy at the Food
Truck Festival in Orchard Port and Strawberry Shortcake is determined to find
out why! It’s time to go undercover as a mystery shopper and discover the
secret to the bickering twins’ rocky ride.
James Kochalka (w)
James Kochalka, Jake Lawrence (a)
James Kochalka (c)
The Superf*ckers are back in their first-ever monthly
comic-book series! James Kochalka’s loveably profane heroes return in
Superf*ckers Forever, an event series like no other!
Joe Hill (w)
Gabriel Rodriguez (a & c)
“Black Box,” part 2. With his experimental brain surgery
complete, Brian Newman hopes to finally take control of his life and the
reality-bending powers that ruined it. But his dark alter ego and the
Briterside Organization have other plans, and they’re all headed on a one-way
trip to the Darkside.
James Roberts (w)
Priscilla Tramontano (a & c)
TITANS RETURN! On Luna 1, nothing ever happens—and as far
as FORTRESS MAXIMUS and RED ALERT are concerned, nothing ever will. After all,
who else could possibly be interested in the Luna 1’s birthing field and its
graveyard full of dead Titans?
Mairghread Scott (w)
Sara Pitre-Durocher (a & c)
WINDBLADE TURNS TRAITOR?! With the rise of the COMBATICON
threat, STARSCREAM issues an ultimatum to WINDBLADE: do his—or everyone on
Cybertron will learn her darkest secrets!
Olaf Solstrand, John Lustig (w)
Daan Jippes, Noel Van
Horn (a)
Marco Rota (c)
“Scrooge Vs. Scrooge!” When Scrooge McDuck’s life story
becomes a virtual reality experience, Donald Duck thinks he can battle through
it, himself—and end up richer than his uncle!
