Norman’s ghosts don’t care that he’s “better” now.

Norman Osborn might be purged of his sins, but his history isn’t going anywhere. Hobgoblin is done tolerating Norman’s presence in Spider-Man’s world and wants him permanently out of the game—and, ideally, out of this life. He’s backing that plan with an entire Goblin-lane army. Spidey (and maybe a Spider-friend or two) are all that stand between Norman and a very messy ending, and they still don’t fully trust him. Goblin drama, big action, and terrible choices abound.

Vampires in the White House. Democracy on life support.

America’s coming apart at the seams. President Andrew Cross is clinging to an unconstitutional extended term, backed by executive orders, martial law, and a stacked Supreme Court. To keep power, he forges an alliance with an ancient cabal of European vampires—the White Cell—and turns the country into a nightmare. Army vet Heather Brooks is on a one-woman warpath to avenge her stolen, sacrificed child, while retired quarterback Son Cassidy rallies a resistance. Their collision could tilt the entire war for the soul of the nation. This is a 12-issue political horror epic by B. Clay Moore & Mack Chater, for anyone who likes their monsters literal and metaphorical.

When the universe itself puts out a hit on Sue Storm.

A message hidden in the fabric of reality itself reveals that Sue Storm is the most wanted woman in the universe—and that makes Earth a target for invasion. To save both their family and the planet, the FF construct a brand-new spacecraft and head into the unknown, leaving their homeworld frighteningly undefended. Worse: they’re not the only ones who decoded that message, and there are forces on Earth ready to exploit it. Also: keep an eye on the junior Fantastic Four; they’re up to something.

The Spawn Universe hits the big 5-0 (again).

Four years after King Spawn kicked off the expanded Spawn line, we’re celebrating the next landmark with Gunslinger Spawn #50, part two of a multi-title crossover that will roll through King Spawn, Gunslinger Spawn, and The Scorched. An ancient force nearly as old as time itself has returned—and Spawn is squarely in its sights. Each oversized issue features two chapters, pencilled by Stephen Segovia and Carlo Barberi, with a murderers’ row of covers by Todd McFarlane, Puppeteer Lee, Scotty Young, and Mark Spears. If you’re a Spawn reader, this is a “don’t skip.”

Cable, broken memories, and the ugliest mission no one else will take.

Cable stumbles out of the future with a handful of clues, a ton of missing time, and the sense that an assassination is about to rewrite everything. Hovering Archangel and his former teammate Boom-Boom follow his lead into the future and into the fire—except Cable’s memory may be lying to them.

If you’ve missed the grittier, black-ops side of the X-books, this is your jump-on.

You can’t outrun the past—even if you can steal its powers.

Rogue’s got the idyllic small-town setup with Remy Lebeau—Havenhouse, love, quiet… all the things she’s never really trusted. But there are skeletons she never processed, and one of those sins is about to smash into her front door. What could be so bad it would make Rogue walk away from everything she’s built? Written by Erica Schultz, this is a character-driven solo that digs into her villainous history and asks what it really costs to move on.

The last stand of T’Challa vs. the Progenitors.

The epic showdown between T’Challa and the Progenitors reaches its final, world-shaking conclusion. Control of Vibranium, Wakanda, and the broader world order all hang in the balance, and the mysterious Child of Light steps into the spotlight. This issue closes out the series, so if you’ve been digging the Ultimate line, make sure this is on your radar before it blips off the FOC screen.

Treasure hunters, dead mountains, and something that kills without a trace.

Ancient Dwarven mines are drawing thrill-seekers and fortune hunters, but rumor says a horned beast is slaughtering them—and there are no signs of a struggle. Geralt surveys the land, but the mountain itself is dangerous, and the labyrinth of Dwarven tunnels is even worse. Deep in the dark, some things are better left untouched. Written by Daniel Freedman with art by Pius Bak, this four-issue mini leans hard into cold, creeping horror in the Witcher world.

The beginning of the witch’s journey.

To save a gravely wounded Teddy, Wiccan cut a deal with a dark witch—and now we start to see the price. What does this witch actually want? What new chaos is waiting on the Witches’ Road? And who is the unlikely ally waiting in the wings? This limited series is Wiccan’s first solo headliner, written by Wyatt Kennedy with art by Andy Pereira, and it’s very much about redefining Billy’s place in Marvel’s magical hierarchy.

The next tale in the Shrouded College universe from CHARLES SOULE (EIGHT BILLION GENIES, UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY) and WILL SLINEY (HELL TO PAY, Spider-Man) is here! THE COLD WITCH is an icy tale of revenge and dark sorcery set in frozen Siberia—John Wick with zombies! The tale of a wronged woman who goes to truly desperate lengths to avenge her murdered love, THE COLD WITCH expands the "supernatural Mission: Impossible" conceit that readers found in HELL TO PAY and THE BLOODY DOZEN, while standing completely on its own. Collects The Cold Witch: A Tale of the Shrouded College #1-5

16 issues of Vertigo horror in one brick.

Flinch gathers every issue of the Eisner-nominated Vertigo anthology (1999–2001) into one chunky, complete collection. You’re getting 16 standalone horror stories that range from eerie psychological dread to grotesque black comedy, with creators like Brian Azzarello, Joe R. Lansdale, Jim Lee, Frank Quitely, and Bill Willingham rotating through. This is mature, boundary-pushing horror—perfect for fans of EC, Creepshow, and one-shot nightmares.

A perfect crime, courtesy of a kaiju distraction.

Jai is a kid who understands two things:

1. Every great heist needs a distraction.
2. There is no distraction like Godzilla.

When he discovers that Godzilla responds to specific energy signals he can send into the atmosphere, Jai realizes he can time his robberies to coincide with kaiju attacks. It’s genius… until hazardous people notice what he can do and “recruit” him for the biggest—and deadliest—job in the world. High-concept kaiju crime caper energy, ideal for Godzilla fans and readers who love a good “one last job” story.

The art of making the impossible look real.

This oversized hardcover is a decade-by-decade visual history of Industrial Light & Magic, the effects house behind Star Wars, Indiana Jones, E.T., Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, and a huge chunk of modern blockbuster cinema. Founded in 1975 by George Lucas, ILM has bagged 16 Oscars for Best Visual Effects and helped define how movies, streaming, and immersive experiences look today. The book breaks down 50 key projects with commentary on the creative and technical wizardry that made them work, and closes with ILM’s current creative leads speculating on what the next 50 years of movie magic might look like.

If you’re into film history, behind-the-scenes art, or just want the coffee-table equivalent of a Blu-ray special features menu, this is a big one.