J. Caleb Mozzocco

In the second volume of their Shang-Chi ongoing series, Gene Luen Yang and Dike Ruan have Marvel's martial arts hero teaming up with and often battling against much of the rest of the Marvel Universe.

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Any which way you look at it, children's picture book author Jon Agee's Otto: A Palindrama, is a clever, imaginative work of comics and wordplay.

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Any which way you look at it, children's picture book author Jon Agee's Otto: A Palindrama, is a clever, imaginative work of comics and wordplay.

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Jeremy Whitley and a quartet of artists explore horror tropes in their superhero team-up title Marvel Action: Chillers, another winning collaboration between IDW and Marvel.

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Everyone knows that vampires are afraid of garlic...but how does Garlic feel about vampires? The feeling, it turns out, is mutual...or at least it is in Bree Paulsen's charming fairy tale about a sentient garlic bulb forced to play vampire hunter.

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The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries Vol. 1 finds The Dark Knight Detective reteaming with the cowardly canine and teen ghost-breakers on a regular basis.

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Uncle Scooge, Donald Duck, and their nephews find themselves in a sweeping fantasy adventure unlike any other in World of the Dragonlords.

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Robin Damian Wayne is starting at a new school, where he's surprised to learn that he may not actually be the smartest and most athletic student. That role might already be filled by a boy named Howard. Can the two rivals become friends in time to save Damian's dad Batman from a new soccer-themed villain?

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DC resurrects the Golden Age feature Wonder Women of History as Wonder Women of the World, an anthology of short comics biographies of inspirational women by inspirational female comics creators.

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