Greg Rucka and Michael Lark Resurrect Their Class Warfare Epic in Lazarus: Risen
December 21, 2018Writer Greg Rucka and artist Michael Lark return to their biting sci-fi saga, Lazarus, with a new number-one issue and quarterly format.
Hardcore’s Andy Diggle and Alessandro Vitti Explore the Ethics and Action of Out-Of-Body Warfare
December 14, 2018 | Vernon MilesHardcore, the new sci-fi action epic from writer Andy Diggle and artist Alessandro Vitti, envisions a world where spies remotely occupy the bodies of state enemies the world over.
Jesusfreak’s Joe Casey & Benjamin Marra Resurrect the Christian Messiah as a Kung Fu Demon Slayer
December 13, 2018 | Jakob FreeJesusfreak, the new hardcover graphic novel from Joe Casey and Benjamin Marra, offers a two-fisted pulp take on the founder of Christianity.
The 2018 Image Comics Holiday Gift Guide
December 7, 2018Do you need some help buying for others or don't know what to ask Santa for? Let this handy yuletide guide show you the best Image Comics to snatch this holiday season.
Self/Made's Mat Groom and Eduardo Ferigato Get Existential with a New Fantasy/Sci-Fi Epic
December 6, 2018 | Tobias CarrollIn Self/Made, Mat Groom and Eduardo Ferigato construct a winding fantasy/sci-fi hybrid that follows Amala, a warrior thrust from her realm to meet her unexpected creator.
An Oral History of the Warren Ellis Forum
December 5, 2018 | Joshua Rivera; Main Image Photography by Ellen J. RogersThe Warren Ellis Forum wasn't just an online tool for comic creators to banter and barb; it was a breeding ground for the voices that would define the medium in the years to come. In this oral history from Joshua Rivera, a host of the forum's most activist participants discuss how one man and his website catalyzed a new era of sequential art.
Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans Subvert Fantasy Escapism in Die
December 3, 2018 | Toussaint EganDie, the new ongoing fantasy comic from writer Kieron Gillen and artist Stephanie Hans, follows a group of five adults forced to revisit the horrific world they fled in their youth after playing a mystical role-playing game.
The Freeze’s Dan Wickline and Phillip Sevy Concoct a Paralyzing Global Catastrophe
November 30, 2018 | Jakob FreeNew apocalyptic science fiction burner The Freeze, from writer Dan Wickline and artist Phillip Sevy, posits a world where every human being inexplicably stops moving. Only one man can release them with his touch.
Introducing the Mirror/Image Podcast—Debut Episode Featuring Rick Remender and Henry Rollins
November 26, 2018Image is pleased to present a brand-new podcast, Mirror/Image, featuring Image writers and artists reflecting on shared passions with creators from film, music, prose, podcast, and beyond.
In Underwinter: The Queen of Spirits, Ray Fawkes Resurrects the Ghost Story with Postmodern Dread
November 20, 2018 | By Tobias CarrollRay Fawkes returns to his haunting Underwinter cosmos with The Queen of Spirits, the tale of two lost souls seeking out a witch who can return them to the land of the living.
The Warning's Edward Laroche Weighs the Human Toll of an Alien Invasion
November 20, 2018 | By Vernon MilesThe Warning, a new military science-fiction epic by cartoonist Edward Laroche, creates a slow-burn aura of anxiety and menace. The comic follows genetically augmented soldier Joshua as he navigates a mysterious tower that assembles itself in Southern California, while contemplating his own morality in the conflict.
Arabson and James Robinson Make an Infernal Bargain in The Terrible Elisabeth Dumn Against the Devils in Suits
November 14, 2018 | By Tobias CarrollThe Brazilian cartoonist and veteran scribe weave a gothic tale of devils, the blues, and women who refuse to give in.
Mirenda's Grim Wilkins Dissects the Process Behind his Near-Wordless Storytelling
November 14, 2018 | Grim WilkinsThe acclaimed cartoonist walks through his visual technique for Mirenda, an intoxicating fantasy about a young woman struggling to exorcise a demon from her leg.
