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Explosive! Amazing! Marvel Rivals The Poster Collection Is Being Delivered by a Dark Horse

Dark Horse Comics’ Marvel Rivals The Poster Collection delivers twenty gallery-quality prints that showcase Marvel heroes in striking, dynamic compositions. From a stunning Lunar New Year celebration to bold character showcases, the collection highlights the artistic care behind NetEase’s hero-shooter and proves the game’s visual identity stands strong on its own.

Marvel Rivals The Poster CollectionAlthough slated for release after Christmas, Dark Horse Comics will release Marvel Rivals: The Poster Collection for that fan who loves to have nothing but superhero art on their walls. This collection has twenty full-colour, gallery-quality tear-out prints of the supers doing what they do best, engaged in various kinds of activity.

They are not all combat oriented, and what caught my attention is the plate celebrating Chinese New Year. It’s the most beautiful piece in the collection, rich and honouring the day with a correct colour palette, which can only make this piece soar. I believe the two individuals are Iron Fist (Lin Lie) and Psylocke (Kwannon) performing a Lion Dance. Without their signature looks in place, that’s who I think they are.

On another plate is a very stylish rendition of the Fantastic Four, and for another poster, there’s Doctor Strange. The game he’s summoned does not look like Mah-jong. These are the standouts from the collection. A lot of care and attention is put into making them true gallery pieces. I imagine these are proper paintings rather than art overlaid on 3D meshes.

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A Dark Horse Comics 2025 Gift Giving Guide

Dark Horse Comics brings a mix of festive stories, classic reprints, art books, and surprising genre gems to this year’s gift⁠-giving season. From Avatar adventures to Lovecraftian chills and collectible toy retrospectives, these picks offer something for every kind of fan.

Christmas Dark Horse Comics

From Christmas-themed narratives to sci-fi action adventures, Dark Horse Comics has a terrific range of recent graphic novel releases that make splendid gifts. If that doesn’t tickle a relative’s (or friend’s) fancy, there are also art books and adaptations of popular IPs—animated or otherwise—that may do the trick just as well. What I offer here are my top picks. The links go to Amazon USA for easy purchase.

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Avatar: The Last Airbender
Team Avatar Treasury TPB

Original Publication Date: November 11, 2025

Avatar- The Last Airbender Team Avatar Treasury TPB

This treasury collects three recently released character-focused adventures—Katara and the Pirate’s Silver, Toph Beifong’s Metalbending Academy, and Suki Alone—into one unified volume.

Each story offers a thoughtful continuation of these characters as they grow, reflect, and refine what shapes their resolve. While not connected to the upcoming animated films, everything here is fully approved by Avatar Studios. With the cinematic continuation arriving January 30, 2026, this collection is a perfect warm-up.

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Leonide The Vampyr Has Come Knocking at the House of Yonda in a Brand New Adventure!

Leonide the Vampyr returns with a new two-part story subtitled The House of Yonda, and her presence once again signals that something is waking. This child of the night brings omens wherever she goes — and the next instalment may finally reveal why.

Leonide The Vampyr The House of Yonda #1 coverDark Horse Comics

Legendary Hellboy creator Mike Mignola is teaming up with fan-favourite artist Rachele Aragno (Yuletide, Mel: The Chosen) to return to the world of their critically acclaimed Leonide the Vampyr with a new two-part comics event, subtitled House of Yonda, debuting on March 18, 2026. But for those unfamiliar with when she entered this world, it all started in Miracle at the Crow’s Head #1 (Oct. 5, 2022, Kindle).

She’s discovered after a shipwreck, and little does anyone realise what her arrival truly means. In A Christmas for Crows #1 (Dec. 14, 2022, Kindle), a holiday-tinged horror fable, mountain folk find a ruined carriage and a coffin that leads them into far darker company than expected. Yes — it’s this girl.

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Predator Badlands – When A Hunter Becomes the Hero

A new perspective freshens Predator Badlands, but at the cost of the franchise’s ferocity. Is the softened tone and redesigns right?

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20th Century Fox’s Predator didn’t just thrill action fans; it roared. It took a simple hook—survival in the jungle—and turned it into one of the toughest films of the 80s. Guerrillas, locals, commandos… none of them realised they were being stalked by something far worse. Predator Badlands carries that same DNA, but flips the lens. This time, the hunter is the hero.

Dex (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) is the runt of his clan, desperate to prove himself to a father who’d sooner cull the weak than train them. His brother Kwei (Mike Homik in suit, Stefan Grube on voice) doesn’t think he’s ready. Their dynamic sets the stage fast, and then the film hits full throttle: Pops arrives, declares Dex unworthy, and doesn’t even give the lad a chance. Big brother steps in, pays the price, and the ship bolts off as Dex watches him die. It’s raw, swift, and effective.

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The Red Book: Deadly Tales from Russia and Beyond

Dark Horse’s The Red Book #1 turns familiar Russian and Asian enigmas into a quietly unsettling anthology, balancing historical detail with creative ambiguity.

Cover of The Red Book from Dark Horse ComicsDark Horse Comics continues its exploration of
UFO lore with The Red Book, the third instalment from James Tynion IV and Michael Avon Oeming. Following Blue Book and its sequel Blue Book: 1943, this new entry shifts focus to Russia and Asia, presenting cases steeped in myth and mystery. Many of these events are already familiar in the West thanks to media fascination, yet Tynion and Oeming elevate them—not by forcing a shared narrative, but by subtly implying a deeper, unseen connection.

The issue opens with the Tunguska explosion of 1908, suggesting that perhaps something arrived with it. I particularly liked how this moment is revealed—it puts the reader into a viewpoint that slightly recalls Star Trek’s opening line: “Space, the final frontier.” But instead of seeking out new life and new civilizations, what’s presented here is what can come crashing to Earth. Although this intro is very short, that’s because there’s not a lot to say about this incident!

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Halloween 2025: Horror Manga Roundup – Must-Read Titles (Part Three)

A curated selection of chilling horror manga releases for September–November 2025. Perfect for fans of supernatural horror, psychological thrills, and eerie atmospheres this Halloween season.

Japanese horror manga book coversAcross the seas where the moon burns red,
Japan unveils what the restless dread.
Where spirits linger in shrine and street,
And yokai dance with ghostly feet…

Manga masters weave the macabre with care,
Ink and shadow a chilling snare.
From cursed tomes to vengeful eyes,
The dead still whisper, the silence lies.

Lanterns flicker on haunted nights,
Cherry blossoms mask spectral frights.
Each page a spell, a whispered scream,
A paper door to a darker dream…

Brain Damage (Amazon Link)

Brain Damage horror manga coverFantagraphics | Fall 2025 | One-shot

Explores the fragility of the human mind under extreme stress. Psychological horror is mixed with dark humour and shocking imagery. Characters are pushed to their mental limits, creating intense suspense. The artwork’s surreal and grotesque elements heighten the sense of dread. A standout choice for cerebral horror fans.

Face Meat

Face Meat avant-garde horror manga coverSmudge | Fall 2025 | One-shot

Grotesque and unsettling, Face Meat dives into themes of body horror and obsession. The characters are both fascinating and horrifying, drawing readers into their twisted world. Shockingly vivid illustrations enhance the macabre tone. The story challenges traditional horror tropes, creating a unique reading experience. Ideal for fans of avant-garde and experimental horror manga.

Hinatsugimura

Hinatsugimura dark suspense manga coverAki Shimizu | Oct 2025 | One-shot

A dark, suspenseful story set in a remote village where strange and horrifying events unfold. Secrets hidden in the village past come to light, challenging the characters’ sanity. The supernatural elements are balanced with tension-driven narrative. Shimizu’s artwork heightens the foreboding mood. It’s a slow-burn horror perfect for Halloween reading.

Junji Ito’s Moan (Amazon Link)


Junji Ito horror manga anthology coverDark Horse Comics | Oct 7 | Anthology

This anthology of horror short stories by the acclaimed manga artist Junji Ito is sure to please. It delves into the aesthetics that this artist is well known for, and for those who love the grotesque, the tales also play on this expression in a myriad of ways that can be threatening. In one tale, there are strange sounds from the plumbing, and another concerns ritual blood sacrifice by those who don’t know better.

My Gorilla Family (Amazon Link)

My Gorilla Family horror manga one-shot coverUncivilized Books | Oct 2025 | One-shot

A bizarre, haunting tale of familial dynamics mixed with horror elements. Surreal imagery creates an unsettling environment that lingers in the mind. The narrative examines human nature in extreme circumstances. Psychological tension builds as events spiral unpredictably. Perfect for readers seeking unconventional horror experiences.

The Strange House /
Hen Na Ie (Volumes 3 & 4)

The Strange House Hen Na Ie horror manga cover volumes 3 and 4Ichijinsha | Oct 2025 | Manga

Continuing eerie adventures in a house filled with supernatural occurrences. The narrative explores human fears and unknown horrors that dwell within the home. Each volume is packed with twists and chilling revelations. The artwork combines surreal visuals with dark, atmospheric tones. A must-read for fans of haunted house stories.

🛒 Where to Find These Titles

Available at major international comic retailers and online platforms such as Kodansha, Shogakukan, Seirindo, and specialty manga import stores.

The lantern fades, the petals drift… yet something stirs beyond the veil.
To be continued.