I only bought the first volume in single issues. This series deserves to have a HC collection of all three. Any chance it might happen?

I picked up this comic yesterday because the concept of it was funny to me. I thought this comic was just going to be a goof.

I was pleasantly surprised to find out otherwise. This is shaping up to be one of the most fun comics I've picked up all year.

My coworkers and I were looking the main cover for the new Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series, and two of us (myself included) swear that this pose has been used on the cover of another comic. Does anyone recognize this cover as an homage to another one?? My coworker was thinking maybe Superman hit this pose on a cover once, but it is driving us crazy trying to figure out if we are right or wrong.

The series uses volumes that contain 5 issues and the classic omnibus format

For anyone about to purchase book 1 and 2 which serve as omnibuses

Book 1 contains 1-15

Book 2 contains 21-35

You may have noticed the issue there, you need volume 4 which includes 16-20

I’m guessing they did that because 16-20 could be considered a prequel. But honestly there is so much important information in these issues I would consider them a necessary read. Mainly because they add a large amount of context to how the world works and the MCS backstory

So reading order for first 35 issues and than the rest of the series

Book one

Volume 4

Book 2 ( you get to issue 35 here

Than volumes 8-9 which will bring you up to date currently as of this post

After that the rest are volumes go by 5, with the last being volume 9 that holds issues 41-45 or you can hold out until they make book 3, but that might be a while as volume 11 is still set to come out later this year. But personally that’s what I’m doing, I love having a big chunk and a good hard cover

For anyone who got curious by the name and solely clicked for that purpose

I would describe the series as a more horror focused Buffy the vampire slayer with a great main character. The name is not just to grab your attention. The series is brutal but done well. I highly recommend it especially if you are a horror fan or a hellboy fan and can stomach gore

So, I'm all caught up on the series by Michael Dialynas and James Tynion IV and it's a fantastic read. For some reason I keep feeling like it's a book adaptation and we're missing some stuff about the world but that's neither here nor there... I've been wondering about Teek, who is a kind of handler/assistant to the duke's son, is never specifically gendered and there's a panel where we see their chest bandaged. Are they specifically mentioned to be trans?

With Boom removing all their stuff from libraries/streaming services, where do you all read their stuff? I am interested in reading some of their older stuff but I cannot find them anywhere except via purchase. Don’t want to make the commitment if I might not like the series. Where does everyone read older series these days?

Art was fun but I don't think this kinda storytelling is for me.

Laughed out loud when Santa's war with Cola corp was announced 😀

I see that Giant Days in available in TPB and Library HC, do the seven library editions contain the same material as the 16 TPB?

I only ask because I find conflicting information online.

There still hasn't been any listing put up for a slipcase and I'm wondering if its still going to get one or if Boom is phasing them out

Looks like Bastian is on cover E and J. Love the art!

No release date yet, but I can’t wait for this!

Haven't opened yet. Just curious what people thought of these.

Something Is Killing the Children is already a best-selling comic book series. Now it’s getting the novel treatment.

Crown Publishing Group, in partnership with Boom! Studios, will publish Hope is a Knife: A Novel, set within the world of Something Is Killing the Children, bringing the book to stores Oct. 10, 2026.

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⭐⭐⭐⭐.25/5

Enjoyed reading this whole series. A very well spent weekends in February.

This was a completely random pickup for me. I think I've not read much of indie comics outside of Saga & Invincible. So, I'm happy of picking a really good story

Book 1 was phenomenal. I couldn't stop turning to page after page. But, even though book 2 was smaller in size (attached slide 2) I was still struggling to get into it.

I feel at the end, creative team closed some plotlines rather quickly as if they had a target to finish it all in 30th issue or something.

Overall I had fun. Will be getting into more indie stuff

hi guys. does anyone who if the the Deluxe editions of the PR comics will be reprinted? I read they've been bought over by Penguin now. so does that mean they will start reprinting the books? I cant find this book anywhere online less

image from GGPR #8 I think.

The Creeping Below by Brian Azzarello: 9798892153737 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books

This is coming out in a few weeks, and according to the description, it collects issues 1-5. Which is all well and good - except for the fact that #5 was never released. Please don't tell me this is some gimmick where you have to buy the TPB in order to read the conclusion - that would be a slap in the face those of us who had patiently been buying the endlessly delayed floppies as they came out.