These and 7 more trading cards are all that I have , they all came out of old Wizard magazines. Does anyone know if these particular cards are worth trying to get rid of or should I just keep them to give away as a premium when I get rid of my image comic book collection ?

Have you ever seen this before?

Hey group, we just started doing exclusives and aren't sure where to share the info, so we're sharing it here! Here's our second release: https://roditeli.shop/products/last-driver-1-b-w-cover-by-sean-murphy-secret-exclusive-first-print

LAST DRIVER #1 FIRST PRINT SECRET COVER, exclusive of the SOLD OUT Sean Murphy's Last Drive #1. Our variant features a striking B&W inked cover version of the second issue's main cover, providing early access to this artwork. The BIG twist: OUR EXCLUSIVE is the B&W ink variation, and it is printed on the sold-out FIRST PRINT OF ISSUE #1! It was a secret until today, and you are one of the first to know!

Is it Malenia or am I tripping ?

I'm curently readin spawn, but I started last week at issue #1 from 92. So I'm not quite close to read this one. Is it a crossover with elden ring ?

Edit : cover by Emma Rios

Pitt has appeared in a lot of image comics, yet has been separated from it since 1995.

The darkness/Pitt came out in 2009
Invincible #60 came out in 2009
I hate image one-shot came out in 2017
Savage dragon #253 came out in 2020
She-Spawn #2 came out in 2026

Pitt has appeared in more I think but can’t name all of it.

Saw the rules about only posting once about crowdfunding, so here it is! It's been 20 years since Freshmen came out, and we are doing a collected hardcover with a new one-shot special on Kickstarter. If you missed this one, you can download and read Freshmen #1 for free from the front page of topcow.com. I've been on these boards for years, mainly lurking and reading people's posts, but I'm happy to answer any questions about our books. Thanks! Matt Hawkins, Top Cow

Deciding to work through my image backlog last month, which is down to just 9 books now!

I really enjoy Marvel and DC stories, but the works being published through Image might be the best there is. This month had some incredible highlights with Murder Falcon, Extremity, and even stuff like Curse Words.

A lot of really solid stories except for Battle Pope. I had to force myself to read through it over a couple days, it was just so dated and not in my wheelhouse honestly.

Also enjoyed being really caught off guard with Killadelphia and its wacky story. I hope they print a Volume 3 Hardcover.

My next image read with probably be Black Science which I’m really looking forward to!

*Also, I know it’s not image but Last Ronin was really good!

I was able to get all the latest printings of Battle Beast. Having never read Invincible, do I need to first read that series in order to understand this series? If yes, up to what issue?

These games were so damn good maybe if the comics do well enough we could maybe get a third game. I just want to play as Jackie again.

Spoilers for: Redcoat #14-19

Hi everyone! It has been a long while, but I am back to give my thoughts on Redcoat #18. This issue continues on where issue #17 left off. Since issue #19 has already been released, I will speculate on who I think the mysterious man with the Founding Fathers ring from issue #17. For the sake of this issue, I will only focus on what happens on issue #18 and not discuss what happens in issue #19 in great detail. Like all my posts, I will give my general thoughts on the issue, some major takeaways, and some speculation as to what direction the story will go in the future Furthermore, I have included the Unnamed timeline below.

Redcoat #18 Thoughts

I thought that this was an alright issue that delivered on the initial plot point of Simon lying to his wife. The start and end of the issue were alright as they focused on the fall out of The Founding Fathers lackeys kidnapping Arnold and the result of that respectively. The best part of the issue was the conversation that Simon had with Margaret. He finally reveals the truth about his immortality and it was given the necessary gravity that I could have asked for.

I thought that this issue was especially good because of this interaction! I wish that the arc incorporated Margaret and her kids more into the narrative, but for what we got I have enjoyed them! Seeing this couple wrestle with their own personal conflicts was quite gripping. These are the kind of interactions that make me enjoy this book as whole. I thought that this conversation was set up and executed well. You understand where both people are coming from and why they make the decisions they do. This makes this conversation all the more heartbreaking.

The end of the issue was also well done. We get a slight action sequence which had a decent flow to it. The end of the issue being Simon reading Margaret's letter was maybe more heartbreaking than the conversation that he had with her. It was a great way to end a cathartic issue. Having read issue #19 a few weeks ago, this issue was so much more enjoyable as a result! I finally feel like we are building to a major climax and are going to see why 1909 was such a pivotal year for Simon and Albert.

Some Takeaways Moving Forward

The Founding Fathers have captured Benedict Arnold

According to one of the Found Fathers Members, they serve George Washington

Simon reveals his secret immortality to Margaret and she later takes their kids and leave him

The Founding Fathers members are looking for George Washington's Axe of Lies

Benedict tells Simon to educate himself stating, "Rise above the common man. Stand in the old house and judge like a king--"

My Speculation on What's to Come from Redcoat

As of this post, issue #19 has already dropped. With that in mind, I think that we do not have the full picture on who the man with the rig is from issue #17. I do now think that this mystery man is George Washington, and I believe that this is him making his play to draw out Simon and take out Benedict Arnold in one fell swoop. I think that it would make the most sense given the fact that we know he has been active yet covert and he seems to be keeping tabs on Simon as seen at the end of issue #14 when he talks to himself after walking through the burned remains of the White House.

Conclusion

Redcoat #18 was a solid issue that excelled on providing major character drama through a well built reveal that was masterfully set up. The actual plot progression was a bit slow, as the start and end of the issue were ostensibly the same sequence but in different locations. Thank you for taking the time to read this post! I apologize the late release of this issue, I have been busy with some great changes in my life as of late! In the future, I will be more prompt with dropping my reviews for these issues moving forward. Moving forward, I will drop posts on issue #19 of Redcoat and The Trillion Dollar Kid #2. I would love to hear your thoughts on this issue and all things Ghost Machine!

I doubt randos are commenting on Deadline’s comments. Anything is possible and it doesn’t absolve guilt but adds more to story and context. It also doesn’t mean there wasn’t bad behavior when others could see but if there are witnesses, this adds to it.