September Cover Previews

Shadowpact # 17 by Doug Braithwaite:


The Spirit # 10 by Cooke:


Usagi Yojimbo # 106 by Sakai/Luth:
(View cover before coloring.)

Links to more of September's comics covers and issue descriptions:
Marvel Comics for September, 2007
DC Comics for September, 2007
Dark Horse Comics for September, 2007
Image Comics for September, 2007
IDW Publishing Comics for September, 2007
Dynamite Entertainment for September, 2007
Archie Comics for September, 2007

August Cover Previews

Supergirl # 20 by Bernard Chang:
Supergirl joins the cast of Lost?

Usagi Yojimbo # 105 by Stan Sakai/Tom Luth:
Amazingly, none of those arrows hit Usagi! (View the cover before coloring.)

Bad Planet # 3 by Mark Schultz:


The Transformers: Beast Wars: The Ascending # 1 by Nick Roche:



Links to more of August's comics covers and issue descriptions:
Marvel Comics for August, 2007
DC Comics for August, 2007
Dark Horse Comics for August, 2007
Image Comics for August, 2007
IDW Publishing Comics for August, 2007
Dynamite Entertainment for August, 2007
Archie Comics for August, 2007
Devil's Due Publishing for August, 2007

Previewing June Dark Horse Releases

Here are some of the previews from Dark Horse for comics scheduled throughout June, 2007:

Aliens vs. Predator Omnibus Vol. 1
B.P.R.D.: Garden of Souls # 4 (of 5)
Blade of the Immortal # 126
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight # 4
Star Wars: Dark Times # 4
Star Wars: Legacy # 13
XS Hybrid Vol. 1

No issue of Usagi Yojimbo in June.

Previewing May Dark Horse Releases

Here are some of the previews from Dark Horse for comics scheduled throughout May, 2007:

B.P.R.D.: Garden of Souls # 3 (of 5)
Blade of the Immortal # 125
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight # 3
Gunsmith Cats Revised Edition Vol. 2
Shaman Warrior Vol. 3
Star Wars: Dark Times # 3
Star Wars: Legacy # 11
Usagi Yojimbo # 103

The Usagi Yojimbo # 103 preview is not available as I write this. If one does appear, it should appear at that location. Stay tuned.

I am not familiar with Gunsmith Cats. Part of the reason this volume catches my attention is the huge 472 page count.