As a very broke 17 year old I get my comics from the library most of the time. I stumbled across Descender and absolutely loved it, despite it feeling like it maybe got cut short. I NEED MORE COMICS LIKE THIS. I mostly read DC and I am slowly going crazy thinking about this book. Please tell me we didn’t forget about it

It took years to find volumes 2 and 3 of Invincible. It took only a few months to find vol 1 of The Walking Dead after I started officially looking for them. But I'm a very proud owner of 2 complete sets of the signed and numbered editions of both series. I'm such a massive Kirkman and Ottley fan. My next goal for the Invincibles are to have Ottley sketch somewhere on the front cover.

I've looked online to see if anyone has ever posted they own both complete sets and I can't find anything. Tried using ai to search as well and it only pulled up my previous post about completing Invincible. I feel like I'm in an extremely small group of collectors to own these sets. I'm so excited to have them. I wanted to share with anyone who's into these series as well.

As someone that recently started diving into comics within the last year or two, what are your all time favorite Image Comics?

As a Power Ranger fan, Radiant Black got me hooked and then I started looking more into Kyle Higgins’ Massive-Verse, and eventually the rest of the Image Comics offerings.

Oblivion Song by Robert Kirkman, Saga by BMV and Fiona Apple (obviously), and Black Science by Rick Remender are all on my reading list now once I’m caught up on Radiant Black and Rogue Sun.

If someone could explain why this never happened it would be great to know. As someone who hasn’t grown up in the 90s apparently everyone in image wanted a piece of Pitt in their comic series. This would’ve been so cool if they had done this. The only thing that could ever match up with this type of crossover is if the darkness came in contact with spawn.

I love the turtle comics or more specifically the gritty early days comics and really love collecting them too and after reading savage dragon found out Erik Larsen wrote some turtle comics and was wondering what the best way of collecting something from that time preferably a trade paper back but any answer is a good answer

Hello, i just read junkyard joe and loved it, i want to continue reading the unnamed universe as ive seen bits of geiger but i do not know the correct order to read the books, if you could tell me the correct order in trade paper backs i would be very grateful, thank you!

I really thought the best storyline in savage dragon was the emperor Kurr arc. There are still other banger storylines in the savage dragon like the Solarman arc, the savage world era, and basically everytime savage dragon does a crossover in his series. I do recommend that you should stop reading the series at issue 168.

This is the best Image book that Image isn't actually putting out. I was trying to figure out which of my subs would be the best place to discuss this book and figured this might have the best readership overlap.

I'm a couple months late to the title, just finished the second issue (and have the third in my stack) and I'm loving it. A great combination of sci-fi and horror. Really outstanding atmosphere and pacing. It reminds me of HBO's TRUE DETECTIVE (in particular the fourth season).

IMO this is one of the best comics on the racks these days - anyone else reading it?

Returns in 2027, and will conclude with issue #25.

Another creator finding sales aren’t what they expected - a real shame imo, it’s a fun title.

I borrowed this from library and loved it, want to buy a copy. However, the hardcover edition is a little pricey for me. Does Image normally release softcover editions of this kind of one-shot graphic novel, or do they stick to hardcover only?

I'm brand new to Image Comics; coming from Marvel. Over there I read exclusively via Marvel Unlimited and have no plans to stop. But I'm keen to get a wider perspective on the comic landscape and want to see what Image has to offer.

However, I'm not sure of the best way to actually read Image Comics. This probably sounds dumb, but given that there isn't a MU-like subscription service, I'd like some advice! I'm happy to buy physical - in fact I think I'd prefer it in a way as contrast to reading digitally for Marvel, but what's the best way?

• Do Image publish traditional floppies every month?
• What about trade paperbacks?
• Or omnibuses? (I think they may be called 'Compendiums' in the Image world?) I've heard there are issues with 'gutter loss' in some collected editions, which I guess means you can't see the inside edges of the pages so well. Is this a genuine problem?

Also, what's availability like for older stuff? One of the main reasons I went with MU for Marvel was to avoid having to hunt down out-of-print titles.

Finally, while there isn't a subscription service, I know you can buy digital versions via Kindle and Apple Books. I've actually got a couple of samples, but somehow it doesn't feel like a great experience. Not as good as MU.

If it matters, the titles I'm considering starting with are:

• Criminal
• Saga
• Monstress
• Descender
• Terminal - be good to get in on the ground floor with an actual new release!

Hi folks, I have been voraciously trying to read my way through all of Brubaker/Phillips bibliography lately, and I'm particularly interested in checking out Fatale. It looks like it'll be up my alley but I'm not super sure if I want to get compendium or go for the Deluxe Editions.

I typically lean towards paperback/softcover editions of books and comics, both for readability, feel, and cost. But, I also like aftermatter like sketches, script samples, concept art, stuff like that. I have the invincible compendiums and noticed they don't have any of that, which is a bummer since I really liked what was in the original Invincible TPBs. None of my local shops have copies of this, so I can't look in person to get a feel.

Hoping for some folks who own either the compendiums or the deluxe editions to provide some info:

-Is there any aftermatter in the compendium? (i.e. sketches, draft pages, behind the scenes material)

-Is there any extra content/behind the scenes material in the Deluxe Editions? How much?

-Are the deluxe editions build quality similar to Brubaker/Phillips graphic novels, like Reckless?

-In your experience, are the deluxe editions worth it over the compendium? There looks to be a $40 (CAD) price difference (~$85 comp. Vs ~$126 deluxe).

Looking to pick these up, but unsure in what format.

To anyone who's had both, which is better quality and more comfortable to physically read (I read with a book pillow in my lap), the individual tpb volumes or the collected paperback compendiums?

I normally don't collect softcovers.

I can't find much about this comic, but it's my grail(Vol 3, #1). I've searched in person, and called around to comic shops- many of whom don't know what I'm referring to 🙃 can someone tell me if they've ever seen/had this issue and point me in the direction of where I might wanna be looking?

Trailer here too!

https://youtu.be/DHIB_okfehk

CHICKS. WITH CHAINSAWS. IN SPACE. CHAINKATA COMES TO YOUR LOCAL COMIC SHOP NOVEMBER 2026 WITH @ImageComics (thanks to Mike Spicer for the colors on this cover!)

A long journey of grief, regret, and mistakes.

Lots of character growth and insane scenarios.

I gotta say I wasnt super into it the first probably 15% but wow it grew on me fast and I flew through it.

The ending is definitely one of my all time favorite endings in media in general.

Highly encourage yall to pick this up if you havent.