1First Comics has announced Fried Pie Comics is providing the variant cover to the upcoming Lark’s Killer #1.

Who lives? Who Dies? Check out this sneak peek of A Train Called Love #10.

Dynamite Entertainment sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of A Train Called Love #9 by Garth Ennis and Mark Dos Santos.

Garth Ennis and Mark Dos Santos bring us another installment of A Train Called Love this week, and you can get a (NSFW) sneak peek, after the jump.

Garth Ennis and Mark Dos Santos offer up A Train Called Love #7 from Dynamite Entertainment this week, and we have your first look, after the jump.

Here is your first look at A Train Called Love #5 by Garth Ennis and Mark Dos Santos.

Dynamite Entertainment sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of A Train Called Love #4 by Garth Ennis and Mark Dos Santos, that you can check out, right now!

Dynamite Entertainment sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of A Train Called Love #3, because we all need a little more of that in our lives.

Major Spoilers has a sneak peek of A Train Called Love #2, just for you.

Check out this sneak peek of A Train Called Love #1, from Dynamite Entertainment.

Mark got laid! Now he has to try to become Imperial … and train … and take wedding photos. Life is tough and Imperial #3 is okay. Mark got laid! Now he has to try to become Imperial … and train … and take wedding photos. Life is tough and Imperial #3 is okay. IMPERIAL #3 Writer: Steven T. Seagle Artist and Inker: Mark Dos Santos Colourist: Brad Simpson Letterer: Thomas Mauer Publisher: Image Comics Price: $2.99 Previously in Imperial #2: ALL TREMBLE BEFORE THE EVIL THAT IS METERAX AND HIS… ah, you know what? Who gives a damn? Mark’s

Press Release Fan favorite writer Steven T. Seagle (Genius, it’s a bird…, THE RED DIARY/THE RE[A]D DIARY), artist Mark Dos Santos, and colorist Brad Simpson come together for a bromantic comedy about superheroes in IMPERIAL, from Man of Action and Image Comics. Seagle teases, “It’s a buddy book with serious commitment issues.”

I’ve long been a fan of crime stories as well as science fiction. So I was very happy to find out that this comic actually brings both genres together. What’s also very cool is Daniel Corey, who brought the excellent Moriarty comic series to life not very long ago, is scripting this fascinating book as well! I’m sold!

Nothing will stop Matthew and Stephen from reviewing Red City #1 from Image Comics this week – not even a severe thunderstorm warning. Also, Power Rangers.