Cover by Mike Allred The 2026 Will Eisner Awards have already become one of the most memorable in recent years. Three women were nominated for best writer for the second time in the Award’s history (and within three years of the last time it happened in 2024). One of those women, Stephanie Williams, is also the first black woman ever nominated. In addition, smaller publishers, such as Mad Cave Studios, seem to be on the rise. Unfortunately, just hours after the nominees were

Like a pair of hungry eyes shining with reflected moonlight among the shadows of a nearby treeline, a sense of dread permeates throughout this issue from the first page. As a pack of wolves viciously rip apart their prey from atop a ridge overlooking a brightly lit home, the scene shifts to a college party taking place within, an overall cheerful setting that belies the foreboding nature of the rest of the issue, to introduce the reader to the book’s artistic, soft-spoken pro

Hey Everyone, Welcome back to Comic Book Yeti's Picks of the Week. A bit of a lighter week, some sci-fi, some reimagined monsters, and some Zdarsky. Each single issue is under $5 and each collection is under $20

Hey Everyone, Welcome back to Comic Book Yeti's Picks of the Week. This week's picks pretty varied. We've got Cryptids (why not?), a killer tournament finale,a bollywood thriller, a murderous imaginary boyfriend and WWII comic with animals and a story about the power of music. Come check them out. As is usual, each comic is under $5 and each collection is under $20, check out today's picks.

Crowdfunding plays a significant role in tabletop gaming, as it is the driving force behind the creation of many games. There are numerous platforms, including Kickstarter, Gamefound, Backerkit, and more. These platforms help bring plenty of different ideas to life, but crowdfunding has been a staple for a lot of publishers over time to make sure that they don't overprint the game, don't lose money on the game, or simply know there is interest by the general community to play

Welcome back to Spelunking the Solicits for the June 2026 Catalogs for books releasing in August 2026, where I pick 10 issues and 10 collections you might not have noticed are up for pre-order at your local comic shop or LCS for short. I'll be pulling from the Lunar Catalog #54 and the Penguin Random House Comics June 2026 catalog.

Type of Game: Grid Movement, Open Drafting, Variable Player Powers Number of Players: 2 Age: 10+ Designer: Hugo Frénoy Artists: Xavier Gueniffey Durin Publisher: Studio H Hachette was gracious enough to provide Comic Book Yeti with Leaders to review. There are plenty of different games that spark your interest for this Chess-style game, but Hachette, aka Studio H, crushed this 2-player abstract game that is easy to learn and has more than enough strategy to keep you coming ba

Hey Everyone, Welcome back to Comic Book Yeti's Picks of the Week. This week's picks pretty varied. We've got Cryptids (why not?), a killer tournament finale,a bollywood thriller, a murderous imaginary boyfriend and WWII comic with animals and a story about the power of music. Come check them out. As is usual, each comic is under $5 and each collection is under $20, check out today's picks.

Hey Everyone, Welcome back to Comic Book Yeti's Picks of the Week. This week's picks pretty varied. We've got Cryptids (why not?), a killer tournament finale,a bollywood thriller, a murderous imaginary boyfriend and WWII comic with animals and a story about the power of music. Come check them out. As is usual, each comic is under $5 and each collection is under $20, check out today's picks.

In the 21st century, the sea has almost no mysteries left. Space does. In the 21st century, the distance between Troy and Ithaca are almost meaningless. But if they were separated by light-years of never-ending void... In the 21st century, we know there are no Gods who rule the world. Oligarchs do. AI does. And that's why, in the 21st century, we chose to retell this story through a sci-fi prism, set in space, in a galaxy far far away...

Hey Everyone, Welcome back to Comic Book Yeti's Picks of the Week. Its an Image heavy week with Oni, Mad Cave and goddammit donut, we've got a Vault book too. Come check them out. As is usual, each comic is under $5 and each collection is under $20, check out today's picks.

Welcome back to Spelunking the Solicits for the May 2026 Catalogs for books releasing in July 2026, where I pick 10 issues and 10 collections you might not have noticed are up for pre-order at your local comic shop or LCS for short. I'll be pulling from the Lunar Catalog #53 and the Penguin Random House Comics May 2026 catalog.

Hey Everyone, Welcome back to Comic Book Yeti's Picks of the Week. Vertigo, Image, Z2, UDON and Massive make up todays' picks. Come check them out. As is usual, each comic is under $5 and each collection is under $20, check out today's picks.

Hey Everyone, Welcome back to Comic Book Yeti's Picks of the Week. It makes me happy to see indie books like Assorted Crisis events get 2nd printings. It makes me even happier to see multiple issues get second printings like issues 2-7 of that series but to see an indie book get a 5th printing, Amazing. As is usual, each comic is under $5 and each collection is under $20, check out today's picks.

Superpunk isn’t interested in boring things like origin stories, though. It dispatches with this background nearly as quickly as I have here, using Alan’s podcast as an in-world device to get readers immediately up to speed before launching into a fight between Violeta and a tornado-earthquake-flood-sinkhole-monster wreaking order in the city: folding laundry, sorting parked cars by color, and replacing peoples’ clothes with gender-normative outfits from the “good old days.

Hey Everyone, Welcome back to Comic Book Yeti's Picks of the Week. As usual we've got a lot of indie comics that should be on your radar, We've got a lot of variety today, Iron Ace, Dark Horse, Prana, Papercutz, and UDON. Each comic is under $5 and each collection is under $20

Westside: Volume 1 is a perfect bound comic book containing the first two chapters of this moody small-town crime drama featuring two deputy sheriffs investigating a series of violent crimes in California’s Central Valley. Westside injects real-world facts and authentic autobiographical elements to expose a broken part of America.

One of the great joys of a collection like this is watching Dorkin’s style develop and mutate in complexity, as he accumulates years of experience across minutes of reading time, like a timelapse video of radioactive, crystalline, fractal mold growing on an old, discarded issue of TV Guide.

Everytime I read/review a series from Papercutz, I am more and more impressed. The team at Papercutz ensures that a quality and entertaining story is presented within the pages. I'm a big fan of the character and world of Speed Racer. Its a character I've connected with since I was a child, mainly because its one that I was introduced to by my father and uncle. Little did I know that it was an anime, to me it was just a cartoon.

The story follows four young experiments made of human, animal, and machine called "amalgams," who were created and manipulated by a mad scientist named Cormac to serve his horrific obsession in abducting humans to make monsters.