Silver Surfer #11: “Never After,” by Dan Slott and Michael Allred (Marvel).Mowgli’s Mirror, by Olivier Schrauwen (Retrofit/Big Planet).I Love This Part, by Tillie Walden (Avery Hill).A Blanket of Butterflies, by Richard Van Camp and Scott B.“Killing and Dying,” by Adrian Tomine, in Optic Nerve #14 (Drawn & Quarterly).“It’s Going to Be Okay,” by Matthew Inman, in The Oatmeal, /comics/plane.“Hand Me Down,” by Kristyna Baczynski, in 24 x 7 (Fanfare Presents).“Black Death in America,” by Tom King and John Paul Leon, in Vertigo Quarterly: Black(Vertigo/DC).The list of winners (and nominees) is an excellent place to find great stories that you might have missed this year, and some of our favorite creators and series are represented. The 2016 Eisner Awards for excellence in comics were released over the weekend at San Diego Comic Con. 26, 2022.It’s time to update your reading lists. Saga #55 will be an extra-long issue - 44 pages rather than the usual 22 - for the same price. Image Comics also shared a first look at the long-awaited Saga #55: The cover, featuring the familiar young character of Hazel (the book’s narrator) and two new adult faces.

“I think our next 54 issues will be even more shocking, strange, and spectacular than the first 54, so we can’t wait to be back on the shelves at your local comic shop soon.” “I can’t thank readers and retailers enough for their patience,” Vaughan said via news release. In classic Saga style, despite knowing the series would be on pause for years, Saga #54 still ended with a sudden and devastating character death. But with Saga #54, published in July of 2018, Vaughan said the series had hit its middle point, and would be on indefinite hold so that he and Staples could rest and focus on other projects. Saga was a perennial bestseller in comic shops and bookstores from the moment it hit stands in March 2012. The next arc is already going places I never imagined.” “I’ve really missed connecting with readers through the pages of Saga,” Staples said via news release, “so I’m thrilled to roll up my sleeves and dive into this world again. Saga - their heart-wrenching, twist-filled, sexy, violent, operatic space epic - will return to publication after a lengthy hiatus in 2022. Vaughan, together with artist Fiona Staples, made a long-awaited announcement today at Vaughan’s spotlight panel at the 2021 New York Comic Con.

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