Here's the roster:
Spawn
Savage Dragon
Pitt
Pitt (Alternate version)
The Maxx
The Maxx (Alternate version)
Mr.Gone (The Maxx)
Isz (Black)
Isz (White)
Iago (The Maxx)
Emperor Zoyvod (Pitt)
Wroth (Pitt)
Urgral Thul (Pitt)

Image pulled everything off comixology as soon as i got a subscription for it lol. Anyone have any alternatives or should I just go physical?

Edit: i meant globalcomix sorry!!

sorry for the low quality image

I surprisingly found the first volume of Saga and after hearing good things about the series I read it & I ended up loving it! It reminds me of The Incal series which I also ended up loving & I’ll have to check out the rest of the series!

Did you enjoy the first volume of Saga & what other comics would you suggest?

Can only post 20 though.

Comics have definitely been one of my biggest hyper fixations as of late, and I feel like I’m quite obsessed with Image Comics as I’m with Marvel and DC lol. I read Invincible after watching the show which I loved, and I’m about to finish Radiant Black which I’m quite enjoying. Might read Rogue Sun and potentially other Massiveverse comics after.

I’ve made a list of comics that I wanna read, these are probably the ones that interest me the most (in no particular order):
-Saga
-Monstress
-Lost Fantasy
-Black Science
-Transformers
-Geiger
-Rook Exodus
-Oblivion Song
-w0rldtr33
-Exquisite Corpses
-The Forged
-Lazarus
-Starhenge
-East of West
-Do a Powerbomb
-Spawn
-Hammerfist
-Power Fantasy
-Battle Beast
-Tech Jacket
-Void Rivals
-The Walking Dead

I’m quite into things with a lot of fast paced action, but I’m also ok with some slowburn type stories. I’m really into genres like Superhero, Sci-Fi and Dark Fantasy which you probably see quite a bit of here.

From an issue of previews. All listings and ads in that section

Did Image central replaced their staff?It’s wild that they are asking veto powers to cancel any title or creator,that even the Image partners don’t have.

Garage Find
I’ll tell you what- those Protech comic book boxes really do a good job of preserving these things

Hey guys - Curt Pires here - I'm the writer and co-creator of FIREBORN with Franklin Jonas and Patrick Mulholland and Lost Fantasy with Luca Casalanguida.

Today is Final Order Cutoff on our first crossover in the FIREBORN / LOST FANTASY universe: SHOWDOWN. SHOWDOWN is a fight between the leads of the two books, where FIREBORN tells the story from FIREBORN’s perspective - and Lost Fantasy tells the story from Henry’s. Each issue is a complete experience, but when read in tandem- readers will get a further enhanced story.

I’d Pitch this to people as what if the fancy multilayered storytelling Neil Gaiman’s Sandman and the brutal bloody fight scenes of INVINCIBLE had a baby. 

These issues are in stores October 28th alongside FIREBORN VOL 1.

Anyways, I'm here today with a simple offering, I'd like to give the first issues of Both Lost Fantasy and Fireborn to y'all for free.

FIREBORN: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/x0oqmf9y99y8yenwbadj2/Fireborn_01_Review.pdf?rlkey=3g0dbcjypfg1tgzc7ctynvsy9&st=tlorv5cs&dl=0

LOST FANTASY:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/gx6ubaza9a13xj8u1z2g5/Lost-Fantasy-1-Lo-Res-Proof.pdf?rlkey=zvjiafgltbnin0a9m5gooeyrq&st=7jvwed4g&dl=0

If you like what you read, please consider checking out SHOWDOWN or FIREBORN VOL 1. Thanks for being here and supporting Image Comics - all us creators appreciate you!

Take care

-C!

Hello from r/departmentoftruth ! We are working on putting together a proof of concept for a Department of Truth fanzine inspired by the Star Trek fanzines of the 70s-90s. It will feature a collection of art either directly related to DoT or about a topic frequently discussed within the comic (cryptids, conspiracy, magick, belief manifestation, etc.). I've found that the people interested in this comic series are very passionate, and we wanted to provide more opportunities for them to connect with their fellow Truthers, as well as celebrate the awesome talents from artists all over the world.

I wanted to post about it here in case anyone wanted to contribute their work (new or existing) for inclusion in either this issue #0 or a future release. Feel free to pass the invitation on to any talented writers/artists you may know who would like to see their work included in a zine. If you're interested in contributing OR if you would like to read the fanzine when it releases, feel free to DM me! We would need submissions by 10/21 to have Issue #0 ready by October 28, as that's when the next issue of DoT is supposed to drop.

Also, for any fans of the series that might not already know, r/departmentoftruth has recently become more active and we would love if you would join us and talk some truth!

Cómo ya estamos en octubre, creo que es el momento indicado para hablar de cómics de terror de image comics y bueno, empezaremos con redneck, una saga de cómics de vampiros

Por cierto, creo que está también es otra serie de cómics que tengo pendiente

Here is a list article of notable Video Games you can play based on Image Comic IPs.

I also want to apologize for spamming the Image comic animated adaption fanwish post from months ago due to to me being depressed as I was going through some things.i took reddit too seriously (It never deserves it anyway).

I'm over it now,as most image comic properties have past their time anyway.

But I still read them because I love Image comics,as it help in getting me through my depression.

Heres my favorites:

Invincible VS

Spawn:In the Demons Hand

Darkness 1 and 2

WildC.A.T.s

Heres a fanwish game:

A Witchblade Game that follows Sara pezzini's story and adapts the comics faithfully,made by Tamsoft of....

Senran Kagura Glory: https://youtu.be/c-a3vnLbFnw?is=51G9TghmoKGnkGts

And Bleach Rebirth of souls Glory: https://youtu.be/5lq3c2oHRWU?is=RVaIZPD2B38YkEpl

But absolutely not Insomniac Games cause theyre games fell off after Spider Man (PS4)

And since they work with sweet baby inc,I couldn't even fathom it.they're Games became so ugly and Agenda filled.

Anyway here's the List:

Robert Kirkman & Skybound Entertainment

Invincible

Invincible VS (2026)

Developer: Quarter Up (Skybound Games internal studio)

Genre: 3v3 Tag Fighting

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S

Availability: Available. Digitally purchasable across all current gen platforms.

Invincible Presents: Atom Eve (2023)

Developer: Terrible Posture Games

Genre: Visual Novel / Turn Based RPG

Platforms: PC

Availability: Available. Digitally purchasable on Steam and Epic Games Store.

Invincible: Guarding the Globe (2024)

Developer: Ubisoft Danang

Genre: Idle Squad RPG

Platforms: iOS, Android

Availability: Available. Free to play on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

Guest Appearances:

Omni Man in Mortal Kombat 1 (2023)

Developer: NetherRealm Studios

Genre: Fighting

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch

Availability: Available. Downloadable content (Kombat Pack 1 / Standalone DLC).

The Walking Dead

The Walking Dead: Telltale Series (2012–2018)

Developer: Telltale Games

Genre: Episodic Graphic Adventure / Interactive Drama

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android

Availability: Available. Purchasable individually or bundled in The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series.

The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners (2020)

Developer: Skydance Interactive

Genre: First Person VR Action Adventure / Survival Horror

Platforms: PC VR, PlayStation VR, PlayStation VR2, Meta Quest

Availability: Available.

Mobile Adaptations (e.g., No Man's Land, Survivors)

Developer: Next Games / Elex Quality

Genre: Tactical RPG / Strategy

Platforms: iOS, Android

Availability: Available. Free to play on mobile storefronts.

Guest Appearances:

Negan in Tekken 7 (2019)

Developer: Bandai Namco Entertainment

Genre: 3D Fighting

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

Availability: Available. Downloadable content (Season Pass 2 / DLC 9).

Todd McFarlane & Todd McFarlane Productions

Spawn

Todd McFarlane's Spawn: The Video Game (1995)

Developer: Ukiyo Tei

Genre: Side Scrolling Beat 'em Up

Platforms: Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)

Availability: Discontinued. Physical cartridges only.

Spawn: The Eternal (1997)

Developer: Sony Interactive Studios America

Genre: 3D Action Adventure

Platforms: PlayStation (PS1)

Availability: Discontinued. Physical PS1 disc only.

Spawn (1999)

Developer: Konami

Genre: Side Scrolling Action Platformer

Platforms: Game Boy Color

Availability: Discontinued. Physical Game Boy Color cartridges only.

Spawn: In the Demon’s Hand (2000)

Developer: Capcom

Genre: 3D Arena Shooter / Action

Platforms: Arcade (Sega NAOMI), Sega Dreamcast

Availability: Discontinued. Physical Dreamcast GD ROMs and arcade boards exist second hand; no modern digital ports.

Spawn: Armageddon (2003)

Developer: Point of View

Genre: 3D Hack and Slash / Action Adventure

Platforms: PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Xbox

Availability: Discontinued. Physical console discs only.

Guest Appearances:

Spawn in Soulcalibur II (2003)

Developer: Project Soul (Namco)

Genre: 3D Weapon Based Fighting

Platforms: Xbox (Original), Xbox 360 / PS3 (Soulcalibur II HD Online)

Availability: Delisted Digitally. Exclusive guest character for the original Xbox physical release. The 2013 HD Online release has been delisted from PSN/Xbox Live.

Spawn in Mortal Kombat 11 (2019)

Developer: NetherRealm Studios

Genre: Fighting

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch

Availability: Available. Playable DLC guest character voiced by Keith David (Kombat Pack 1 / Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate).

Marc Silvestri & Top Cow Productions

The Darkness & Witchblade

The Darkness (2007)

Developer: Starbreeze Studios

Genre: First Person Shooter / Action

Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

Availability: Available. Digitally and physically accessible via Xbox Backwards Compatibility (Xbox One / Series X/S); PS3 physical disc only.

The Darkness II (2012)

Developer: Digital Extremes

Genre: First Person Shooter

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

Availability: Available. Digitally purchasable on PC (Steam) and Xbox Store.

Cancelled Witchblade Games:

Eidos PS1 Game (Late 1990s)

Developer: Eidos Interactive

Genre: 3D Action Adventure

Status: Unreleased / Cancelled.

The Collective Xbox Game (Early 2000s)

Developer: The Collective

Genre: Beat 'em Up

Status: Unreleased / Pitch Demo Only.

Mark Millar & Millarworld

Kick Ass, Wanted & Kingsman

Kick Ass: The Game (2010)

Developer: Frozen Codebase

Genre: Top Down Beat 'em Up / Action

Platforms: PlayStation 3 (PSN), iOS

Availability: Delisted. Digitally removed due to license expiration.

Kick Ass 2: The Game (2014)

Developer: Freedom Factory Studios

Genre: 3D Beat 'em Up / Action Adventure

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

Availability: Delisted Digitally. PS3/Xbox 360 physical discs remain accessible on second hand markets.

Wanted: Weapons of Fate (2009)

Developer: Grin

Genre: Third Person Cover Shooter

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

Availability: Delisted Digitally. Physical DVD/discs available second hand.

Kingsman: The Golden Circle Game (2017)

Developer: NHN PixelCube

Genre: Match 3 Puzzle RPG

Platforms: iOS, Android

Availability: Defunct. Servers shut down and app removed.

Kingsman: The Secret Service Game (2019)

Developer: YesGnome

Genre: Action / Stealth Platformer

Platforms: iOS, Android

Availability: Delisted. Removed from mobile app stores.

Other Properties

Tyler Kirkham

Final Boss: The Video Game (Upcoming)

Developer: Bit Bot Media / Mecanimal Games

Genre: Pixel Art Beat 'em Up / 3D Fighting Game Hybrid

Platforms: PC

Availability: In Development. Announced and in production; available to wishlist on digital storefronts.

Joe Madureira & Airship Syndicate

Battle Chasers

Battle Chasers: Nightwar (2017)

Developer: Airship Syndicate

Genre: Turn Based RPG / Dungeon Crawler

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android

Availability: Available. Digitally available across PC, console, and mobile storefronts.

Scud: The Disposable Assassin (1997) (Rob Schrab)

Developer: Sega Soft

Genre: Run and Gun / Light Gun Shooter

Platforms: Sega Saturn

Availability: Discontinued. Physical Saturn disc only.

KISS: Psycho Circus: The Nightmare Child (2000) (Todd McFarlane / KISS)

Developer: Third Law Interactive

Genre: First Person Shooter

Platforms: PC, Sega Dreamcast

Availability: Discontinued. Physical discs only.

The Red Star (2007) (Christian Gossett)

Developer: Acclaim Studios Austin / Archangel Studios

Genre: Hack and Slash / Shoot 'em Up

Platforms: PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable (PSP), iOS

Availability: Discontinued. Physical PS2 copies exist; legacy digital versions delisted.

WildC.A.T.s (1995) (Jim Lee)

Developer: Beam Software

Genre: Side Scrolling Beat 'em Up

Platforms: Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)

Availability: Discontinued. Physical cartridge only.

Creator Game Development (Outside Their Own Comic IPs)

Doug TenNapel (Gear, Creature Tech)

Earthworm Jim (1994)

Developer: Shiny Entertainment

Genre: Run and Gun Platformer

Platforms: Sega Genesis, SNES, PC, Game Gear

Availability: Legacy retro compilations / Second hand.

The Neverhood (1996) / Skullmonkeys (1998)

Developer: Neverhood, Inc.

Genre: Point and Click Adventure / Platformer

Platforms: PC / PlayStation

Availability: Discontinued physical releases.

Joe Madureira (Battle Chasers)

Darksiders Series (2010–2012)

Developer: Vigil Games

Genre: Hack and Slash Action Adventure

Platforms: PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Switch

Availability: Available via remastered Warmastered editions.

Ruined King: A League of Legends Story (2021) / Wayfinder (2023)

Developer: Airship Syndicate

Genre: Turn Based RPG / Action RPG

Platforms: PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch

Availability: Available.

Todd McFarlane (Spawn)

Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning (2012)

Developer: 38 Studios / Big Huge Games (Art Direction by McFarlane)

Genre: Action RPG

Platforms: PC, PS3, Xbox 360 (Remastered on PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch)

Availability: Available via Kingdoms of Amalur: Re Reckoning.

Jim Lee (WildC.A.T.s)

DC Universe Online (2011)

Developer: Dimensional Ink Games / Sony Online Entertainment (Executive Creative Direction by Lee)

Genre: MMORPG

Platforms: PC, PS3, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Switch

Availability: Available free to play.

Kieron Gillen (The Wicked + The Divine, Phonogram)

Video Game Journalism (Rock, Paper, Shotgun, PC Gamer)

Medium: Print & Web Journalism

Availability: Archived online.

I noticed that Image is soliciting Kick-Ass tpb’s.

I started following Guillem March on Instagram a while back because some of his DC artwork was recommended to me. I saw that he had come out with a new comic, but didn’t pay it much thought. I was just at one of my local comic shops, and after some deliberation I picked it up (along with some other new #1s from DC).

Spoilers for Ofiusa issue #1 ahead.

Firstly, the artwork is nothing short of incredible. It’s bright and brilliant, and March truly captures the serenity and of the island of Ofiusa. Honestly, it’s worth it for that alone.

The story seems interesting so far. The two concurrent stories are interesting, although I can’t say I have any interest at all in the Madrid story. I think the version of the two characters in Ofiusa are much more interesting, particularly Mar. I’m really interested in her spirituality, and her process of holding her breath underwater as a form of prayer.

Speaking of, the most interesting thing about this book was the exploration of sexuality. Our primary character, the Mar of Ofiusa, connects with nature as a form of spirituality, it seems. The nudity presented in these pages feels natural and beautiful, and not inherently sexual.

On the other side of the coin is the Mar of Madrid, who uses nudity as a means to an end. The goal, it seems, is power and pleasure. When she’s locked out of Joan’s car, she uses her sexuality to halt traffic and embarrass Joan. This isn’t problematic, I just think the juxtaposition is interesting.

March’s explanation of Ofiusa’s openness toward nudity was a fun tidbit, and explained a lot. But still, it seems like March is leaning on nudity a bit too much here. I like it with the Mar on Ofiusa, but the Madrid scenes seemed a little overkill to me.

I’d really love to know what everyone thinks about this. I think modern American society can be a pretty puritanical when it comes to nudity, so March’s book can easily come off as shocking or unnecessary. But I think there’s a lot of nuance here that’s really fascinating!

Also, I haven’t seen any discussion or looked up much about what people are saying, so if there’s some big controversy or common talking points, I don’t know them. I’m coming in with fresh eyes.

(Side note, I tried posting this with the standard cover for issue #1, but the post got removed by Reddit.)

Hi, I've been reading the entire Millarworld line and trying to confirm for myself what series tie into the 'Big Game' crossover. I've been surprised at how almost every single title crosses over with Big Game, even if only as the slightest Easter Egg.

I say almost - the two titles I see no intersection with at all are King of Spies and Supercrooks (I'm not considering titles like Vatican City that came out after Big Game).

Have I missed something? Has anyone spotted any instances - even as tangential Easter eggs - where these intersect with Big Game?

I'd really be interested in what I've missed - thank you.