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A warrior is reborn in BRZRKR: LIGHT DRAWS BREATH
The new comic release BRZRKR: LIGHT DRAWS BREATH #1 explores themes of identity and humanity through a story about a fragmented immortal warrior and his newly born counterpart.
Chuck's Previews - ALICE FOREVER AFTER #2
Alice and her daughter face escalating dangers as they navigate the chaotic influences of reality and Wonderland, with Evelyn’s imagination becoming central to their fate.
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of WHAT IF…? with WHAT IT...? one shots
Marvel Comics is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its “What If?” series with eight new one-shot issues featuring reimagined stories from its iconic characters, starting this summer.
Bad Idea May 2026 Solicitations
The kind folks at Bad Idea have supplied ComicList with their solicitations for comics and other products scheduled to ship starting May 2026.
Chuck's Previews - SORCERER SUPREME #3
Wanda Maximoff, now the Sorcerer Supreme of Earth, must battle Maddie Pryor in Limbo after being challenged by Agatha Harkness.
Chuck's Previews - ROGUE #2 (OF 5)
Rather than tell the whole truth, Mystique channels Destiny and gives Rogue a vague summary of what happened that night at Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S. all those years ago.
Chuck's Previews - INGLORIOUS X-FORCE #2
HELLVERINE must face demonic temptation…and it’s all part of CABLE’S secret agenda!
Chuck's Previews - PSYLOCKE: NINJA #2 (OF 5)
The Hand has given Psylocke a brutal order: kill Elektra! Will Psylocke be able to resist the Hand’s control?
Go to the land down under in X-MEN: OUTBACK
This June, writer Steve Orlando and artist Stephen Segovia bring fans an all-new story set in the iconic Australian Outback era of the X-Men with X-Men: Outback, a five-issue retro limited series from Marvel.
Chuck's Previews - STAR TREK: DEVIATIONS - THREADS OF DESTINY #1
Lieutenant Nyota Uhura travels back to 1963 to join the Civil Rights Movement, emphasizing the importance of her role as a communications officer in fostering understanding and equality.