Releasing a month after Kelly Thompson’s “Captain Marvel” run concludes with issue #50, it will see Carol Danvers looking for a break, only to discover an old foe of Mar-Vell’s has allied with a brand-new villain on a planet orbiting a black hole. – Marvel revealed “Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest,” a five-issue series by writer Ann Nocenti and artist Paolo Villanelli starting on July 5. Nicola Scott, artist on the new “Titans” comic starting in May, will provide the main covers for all four issues. – DC announced “Tales of the Titans,” a new series exploring the backstories of various members of the team ala the 1982 miniseries “Tales of the New Teen Titans.” The four issues will respectively see writers Shannon & Dean Hale and artist Javier Rodríguez spotlight Starfire Tini Howard and Eleonara Carlini revisit Raven’s past Steve Orlando and Kath Lobo showcase Donna Troy and Andrew Constant and Ted Brandt & Ro Stein tackle Beast Boy. It was not stated when the books will be published. Rosenbloom and the Marionette Murders,” which follows the investigation of a string of killings.
The second is the standalone noir graphic novel “A. The first is a prequel, titled “Records of the Damned,” following horror-loving Karen Reyes as she befriends her neighbor in 1960s Chicago. – Via Twitter, Pantheon Books publisher Lisa Lucas revealed they have acquired two upcoming books by “My Favorite Thing is Monsters” author Emil Ferris. Plans for its release in other countries were not disclosed at the time of writing. It marks the first officially licensed comic book adaptation of the novel, and will be published during its 70th anniversary in the UK in September 2024. Like William Golding’s 1954 classic, the book follows a group of World War II era schoolboys who have been stranded on a desert island, and struggle against turning feral while waiting to be rescued. – Faber and Faber announced a graphic novelization of Lord of the Flies, adapted by Dutch cartoonist Aimée de Jongh (“Days of Sand”).
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