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September 26, 2026 9:30 am

Rockit #1 (Review)

Writer: Russ Riekeman Artist: Affandi Mudayana Independently published, September 2026 This title will definitely not be confused with Malibu Comics’ 1993 series, a set of homages to heavy mental rockers like Ozzy Osbourne and Metallica, of the same name. Instead, here, Rockit, a single mother and hairdresser, discovers that she has a rather unpleasant secret buried somewhere in her past. Disembodied aliens intent on conquering Earth have somehow programmed her to be a lethal assassin, without her knowledge. From there, the comic launches into a fast-paced story that mixes urban crime fiction with some decidedly strange elements. Here is the promotional copy from Kickstarter: Rockit follows in the tradition of dark noir, black and white comics like Sin City and Torpedo. While this first issue focuses on Rockit’s initial awakening, it pulls back the curtain on a much larger, high stakes epic. As the series unfolds, the narrative expands far

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Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids #1 (Review)

Writer: David Pepose Art: Jonathan Lau Dynamite Entertainment, September 2026 Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids #1 is written by David Pepose, with artwork provided by Jonathan Lau. The issue brings together two classic Hanna-Barbera properties in a crossover that is, at least on paper, exactly the kind of match-up that sounds like it was designed to get men in their 50s arguing over who would win. We have covered Mr Pepose’s comic book adaptation of the classic 1970s Space Ghost franchise several times in the past. We have consistently praised is his ability to modernize the character without losing what made the original cartoon recognizable. Space Ghost still feels like Space Ghost, but the stories do not come across as relics of a bygone era. With Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids, Mr Pepose gets the opportunity to do something similar with another classic Hanna-Barbera property. For those unfamiliar with The

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Omwo (Review)

Creator: James Turner There are graphic novels that tell stories, graphic novels that experiment with the medium, and then there is Omwo, a Bauhaus, metafictional

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Lobo #6 (review)

Writer: Skottie Young Artist: Riley Rossmo DC Comics, October 2026 Is it just us, or is Lobo becoming camp again? In or shortly after June

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Ashes Over Neon (Review)

Creators: Jake Tipton and Dan Albertson Writer: Ethan Murphy Artist: Gustavo Noveas, Chunky Thunder Studios, September 2026 Created by Jake Tipton and Dan Albertson, with

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