Marvel is pleased to present your first look at FF #6, from Marvel Architect Jonathan Hickman and artist Greg Tocchini!  

Enter a world of endless wonder as Syfy’s smash-hit dramedy makes its comic book debut this August! When a series of sudden, unexplained sinkholes appear beneath the streets of Rio de Janeiro, the Warehouse team heads down to Brazil in the middle of Carnival to uncover the cause.  

Journey back to the land of Oz as Marvel is pleased to announce Eric Shanower and Skottie Young’s next chapter in their Eisner-winning saga, Dorothy & The Wizard in Oz #1 (of 8)! Set off by the great 1906 San Francisco earthquake Dorothy, joined by her cat Eureka, are transported back to the imaginative new world of Oz where anything is possible! But when Dorothy and her friends find themselves trapped in a realm made of glass, The Wizard of Oz must come to their rescue.  

So, those anticipated “major announcements” from Jim Lee and Geoff Johns at this years Hero Complex turned out to be alot of nothing!  

A new era of DC Comics begins as the longest-running monthly comic of all time releases its first issue #1 since 1938.  

Vampires be forewarned: SHINKU is here to kick ass and take names! The first issue of Ron Marz and Lee Moder’s sexy story of a lone samurai versus hordes of bloodsucking vampires sold out at distribution level before it even hit the shelves.   

Edward Grey delivers a sizable amount of havoc in the final chapter of Witchfinder: Lost and Gone Forever. Battling through seemingly endless hordes of the living dead–gun wielding living dead– Grey is cornered and stuck between the vicious zombies and a dark cave with mysterious energy.  

FLASH! AAAAHHH AHHHHH!!! What’s the first thing that pops into your head when you hear “Flash Gordon”? Of course it’s the campiest movie ever with the killer Queen soundtrack. That’s what I thought of when my boss handed me this hardcover collection. Dark Horse Archives brought back some classics here, from the late 60s-70s that are sure to please any fan of the original series, or just maybe, make us skeptics into believers.  

Back in February, T’Challa took over for Daredevil both in title and as defender of Hell’s Kitchen in BLACK PANTER: MAN WITHOUT FEAR, but September’s issue #523.1 offers up even more changes.  

The chase continues! Solomon Kane travels into the jungle of an unknown island to pursue the infamous Le Loup on his path to redemption and to fulfill his ultimate goal: making the brutal swordsman thief pay for the murder of his precious child. Unfortunately there is much more that lies in wait for Kane than a final battle with Le Loup to reap his vengeance.  

Upon being presented the offer by the witches of England to become their new king, Hellboy sets in motion a brand new chapter in his journey. However, his declination of the throne to lead the dead British armies puts the wicked Nimhue in command–in which she deems herself the one and only Goddess of War. The red stone-fisted hero is back in action and prepared to smash his way through the undead armies of the Queen of Blood, but is he ready to face the demon of his past?  

So, as a way to shamelessly get new free books as well as support local, underground artists, I bring you the talent of one MK Reed. She’s also the writer of this particular series. Robin Enrico of Life of Vice fame… or you know, my review fame, did the lay out. Like Life of Vice, this series is for MATURE READERS.