Spectrum #2 is a superhero comic about coming out that is quite reminiscent of X-men comics–from the sudden development of superpowers to enrollment in an institution to help them learn about who they are and what they can do.
The Trial of the Wizard King is a book with incredible worldbuilding, characters with complex and relatable with real-world anxieties and struggles, and various religions and histories that make you want to know more. A slow burn to start, but once it gets going this book is very hard to put down.
American Vampire 1976 #1 is a great Halloween comic with its serial killers, secret conspiracy organizations, and of course, vampires.
Nothing says “love story” like putting down demonic armies of the undead with your beloved. They really put the romantic in Necromantic.
We Only Find Them When They’re Dead #1 is a gold rush frontier story disguised as a sci-fi adventure story set in deep space.
Many stories tell how Dracula became a vampire in the first place. Vlad Dracul #1 begins the true story of the inspiration behind the pop-culture icon.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #106 sees the Turtles helping their newfound community, while many of these new mutants are mysteriously disappearing.
Fans of “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” and those fascinated with historic events in America like the Salem Witch Trials are sure to enjoy Headless.
No Heroine #1 is a good old-fashioned vampire-slaying comic, complete with wooden stakes and holy water but with a punk twist.
