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GODSHAPER #2
Ennay and Bud are back on the road, but things don’t go quite as expected when they cross a fellow Godshaper’s turf.

TANK GIRL: World War Tank Girl #2
Third of the three brand-new mini-series in the Tank Girl trilogy from the mind of Tank Girl co-creator Alan Martin!

BLACK PANTHER & THE CREW #2
STORM COMES TO HARLEM! Misty Knight continues investigating how and why Ezra Keith, a Harlem community pillar and civil rights activist, died in police custody, now with the help of one of Ezra’s former protégés, STORM of the X-Men. The two women soon discover that the neighborhood is under siege by a threat much bigger than they’d imagined…but luckily, help arrives in the form of a friend from Storm’s past.

BLACK CLOUD #2
Zelda has a knack for finding trouble, and as she slips away from the consequences of her actions in the Outside, new dangers find her in New York.

LAZARUS SOURCEBOOK #2: Hock
The Cull has ended and the world has changed. The Carlyle Family’s most implacable foe, HOCK, stands as determined and vicious as ever. Venture to the lands east of the Mississippi, where Doctor Hock has the prescription to cure all of your ills…if you can survive the treatment.
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GREAT LAKES AVENGERS #2
The Great Lakes Avengers are back together — almost! With their former leader Mr. Immortal still buried alive out in the middle of nowhere, the group struggles to find their footing under the uncertain guidance of Flatman. And after a confrontation with some noisy super villain neighbors lands the entire team in jail, it’s all he can do to keep them together!

ROMULUS #2
THE WORLD IS NOT FREE. As the dark truth of The Order of Romulus reveals itself, Ashlar faces death to stop them…but someone has come to help her, someone with a power that can set the entire world free, a power that has waited generations to find her. Will that power find her in time?

TANK GIRL GOLD #2
There may be no ‘I’ in team but there’s certainly a ‘U’ in onslaught! Break out your jock straps and crash helmets, folks; we’re going full contact for the TANK GIRL GOLD SUPER SPORTS SPECIAL!!

THE SKEPTICS #2
‘EVERYBODY’S SOMEBODY’S FOOL.’ Max and Mary lean into their hijinks as they are brought face to face with the Russian threat - who aren’t all that threatening! Or are they? Can Coca-Cola and rock music save the world, or have things just gotten way too heavy? And what’s with these Russian cats, anyway?

STAR WARS ANNUAL #2
Princess Leia is on a top-secret dangerous mission that brings her to a planet that wants no part of the war against the Empire. But when an injury threatens to end her mission, can she inspire that rebel spirit in those who just want to keep their heads down? Writer Kelly Thompson (A-FORCE) and artist Emilio Laiso (GODS OF WAR) bring us an all-new tale of Alderaan’s last monarch in action!
Your weekly graphic novel round-up is here!
Here’s five GNs out this week you won’t want to miss…

GIRL OVER PARIS, by Gwenda Bond, Kate Leth, Ming Doyle, and Andrew Dalhouse
From acclaimed fantasy writer Gwenda Bond (Girl on a Wire, Girl in the Shadows), this four-issue comic book series features a new stand-alone story set within the world of Bond’s exotic, magical Cirque American. After a high-profile tumble, Cirque American’s star wire walker, Jules Maroni, has a lot to prove—and her invitation to an exclusive exhibition in Paris looks to be just the opportunity to put her back on top. Unfortunately, the City of Lights glitters with distractions, including the presence of her first serious boyfriend and a mysterious figure haunting the venue.

DEADPOOL V GAMBIT, by Ben Acker, Ben Blacker, Danilo Bayruth, and Cris Peter
Gambit: one of the smoothest, best-looking operators in the world of the X-Men. Deadpool: one of the most annoying, ugliest dirtbags in the world of everything. But do you know what they have in common? A secret history of working together to pull con-jobs! That’s right — the grift is on as the Regeneratin’ Degenerate and the Ragin’ Cajun begrudgingly take on one last scam together. Swindling an object of mythical power out from under a Chinese businessman sounds easy, right? Spoiler: It doesn’t go according to plan. Can Wade and Remy talk their way out of this one? Or maybe fight their way out? Would you believe cook? Plus: Who or what is the Scrambler? The pen may be mightier than the sword — now find out whether the playing card is mightier than the katana! Collects Deadpool V Gambit #1-5.

TOMB RAIDER, by Mariko Tamaki and Phillip Sevy
After Rise of the Tomb Raider, Lara Croft’s adventure continues in an all-new Dark Horse series by Eisner Award–winning writer Mariko Tamaki! Lara Croft is pursuing a lost truth about the world that just might unlock the secret to defeating death! She becomes entangled in a search for a rare mushroom said to grant immortality and a lethal new enemy that just won’t die! Collects the entire first arc of the Tomb Raider comic series, issues #1–#6. A perfect jumping-on point for new readers!

GOTHAM ACADEMY: Vol. 3 YEARBOOK
What happens when students sneak into a faculty party full of (mostly) reformed super-villains? What kind of trouble can kids get into at the mall when an elite assassin is their chaperone? And why is Robin, the Boy Wonder himself, interested in Maps’ maps?
In GOTHAM ACADEMY VOLUME 3: YEARBOOK, writer Brenden Fletcher (BLACK CANARY) and artist Adam Archer (Scribblenauts: Unmasked) lead an all-star team of killer creators including David Petersen (Mouse Guard), Michael Dialynas (The Woods), Hope Larson (BATGIRL), Katie Cook (My Little Pony), Derek Fridolfs and Dustin Nguyen (LI’L GOTHAM), Faith Erin Hicks (The Adventures of Superhero Girl), James Tynion IV (BATMAN ETERNAL), Annie Wu (BLACK CANARY), Rafael Albuquerque (AMERICAN VAMPIRE), Steve Orlando (MIDNIGHTER) and more!

TANK GIRL: TWO GIRLS ONE TANK, by Alan Martin and Brett Parson
Get ready for the first of a brand new Tank Girl trilogy from series creator Alan Martin and artist extraordinaire, Brett Parson. Expect a healthy dose of delirium and plenty of ball-crunching action in this high-octane cross-country skirmish that asks the question: is this world really big enough for TWO Tank Girls! Strap yourself in, folks; it’s gonna be one helluva ride! Collects Tank Girl: Two Girls One Tank #1-4
A comiXologist recommends…dying historic on the Furry Road.
Written by Alan Martin, art by Brett Parson
Goofy. Irreverent. Beautiful. And just plain weird, Tank Girl: Gold #1 aims to amuse and please.
Having not read the contents of Tank Girl: Two Girls, One Tank, I came into this issue cold. It had been awhile since I had read Tank Girl; the last time was in 2012 and reading Jim Mahfood’s Everybody Loves Tank Girl. Which is excellent, by the way. Tank Girl: Gold has the charm and lewdness that is often found in a Tank Girl book, though I found Gold to appeal to me more.
Comparing it to Everybody, Gold is more refined. Not refined in, it has more class; that is certainly not the case. Instead, it is as if the author and illustrator knew what they wanted to do, did it, and had an amazing time doing it. Martin brings the comedy and feel that is common in the Tank Girl franchise. Nothing is sacred, everything can be commented on, referred to, made fun of, and ultimately made into a joke. For example, Booga must travel the Furry Road as punishment. Like the Fury Road it plays upon, the Furry Road is just as perilous but much more vulgar.
What I enjoy more than the crude humor and incessant cursing is the art. Brett Parson knocks it out of the park- it is rough enough to channel Mahfood, but clean and stylized to exist on its own and stand out. While there are times I had wished there was more color, the muted, drab tones contrast the vivid, animated style; all of which fits the Tank Girl universe well.
Tank Girl: Gold #1 makes me want to go back and read Two Girls, One Tank. The story may exist on its own, but knowing the backstory can only add more.
Dane Cypel has not traveled the Fury Road or Furry Road. He has traveled I-95, which is comparable to both.
Congratulations to all of this year’s Ignatz Award Nominees! Check these titles out on comiXology:
- Disquiet by Noah van Sciver (nominee for outstanding artist) @fantagraphics @noahvansciver
- Beyond: The Queer Sci-Fi and Fantasy Comic Anthology edited by Sfé R. Monster and Taneka Stotts (nominee for outstanding anthology or collection) @sfemonster
- The Complete Wimmen’s Comix edited by Trina Robbins (nominee for outstanding anthology or collection) @fantagraphics
- Soldier’s Heart by Carol Tyler (nominee for outstanding graphic novel) @fantagraphics
- Nod Away by Josh Cotter (nominee for outstanding graphic novel) @fantagraphics @jwcotter
- Trashed by Derf Backderf (nominee for outstanding graphic novel)
- Megg and Mogg in Amsterdam by Simon Hanselmann (nominee for outstanding story and nominee for outstanding series) @girlmountain @fantagraphics
- Shrine of the Monkey God (Kramers Ergot 9) by Kim Deitch (nominee for outstanding story and nominee for outstanding comic) @fantagraphics
- The Experts by Sophie Franz (nominee for outstanding minicomic) @bigplanetcomics @sophiefranz
The winners will be announced at SPX this year. Hope to see you there!
A comiXologist Recommends
Written by Alan Martin
Art by Brett Parson
Tank Girl was my first comic. I was around 12 or 13 years old and I remember being totally captivated by her brazen IDGAF-ness. It seemed very important to me at a time when I was just starting to go through that rite of passage into womanhood, the one where grown men catcall you on the street and make you feel scared and shrink into yourself. Tank Girl was not scared. Tank Girl took up space. Tank Girl wore a bra top if she felt like it and just go ahead, I dare you to catcall her. I’ll always appreciate my mom’s endless patience with my adolescent attempts to reinvent my wardrobe, and in many ways my attitude, in Tank Girl’s image (maybe not with bra tops, but still…).
All of this is to say, I basically wanted to be Tank Girl. So it’s kind of crazy that 2 Girls 1 Tank is about an art gallerist named Mags who acquires Tank Girl’s tank and decides to become Tank Girl. (Before I worked at comiXology, I was an art historian. IS THIS ABOUT ME? Signs point to yes.)
I really like Brett Parson’s art (he also worked on 21st Century Tank Girl). I know, I know, you love Jamie Hewlett. I know. Me, too. But Parson does an excellent job keeping the anarchist vibe of Hewlett’s Tank Girl in play while giving it his own style. Stubborn Tank Girl purists should still check this book out, though. Alan Martin’s writing is just what you want in a Tank Girl book. It’s good, smart, vulgar fun, with lots of action and irreverence and friendship. Or at least, I’m hoping things end with Tank Girl and Mags becoming BFFs.
Tia Vasiliou is a Digital Editor at comiXology. She drives an SUV, which is not quite a tank but pretty close plus she swears a lot so maybe there is still hope for her becoming Tank Girl…?
Titan Comics renews distribution agreement with comiXology, expands to Amazon’s Kindle Store
Today’s announcement coincides with the launch of Titan’s latest comic series Rivers of London: Night Witch #1
ComiXology and Kindle comics readers can now also read fan-favorite Titan titles like Doctor Who, Assassin’s Creed, Tank Girl & more
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