The world of comics is experiencing a vibrant start to the year, with a wealth of new releases arriving in bookstores.
Here are some of the standout comics of January:
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Marshal Bass. Darko Macan and Igor Kordey deliver a powerful critique of the American West, exposing the underlying racism that fueled a society built on survival.
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Two-fisted tales Vol.2. Resurfacing more than 70 years after their initial creation,classic authors from EC Comics continue to resonate with their short,unvarnished stories and potent anti-war messages.
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El diario de la señorita Litgi. The discovered diary of a young woman from Barcelona allows Kim to meticulously reconstruct the memories of the post-war period.
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gastroinforme de mi trastorno alimenticio. Kabi Nagata once again centers a narrative around personal struggles, this time exploring the complexities of their eating disorder. -
Miracleman Ómnibus. A cornerstone of comic history, now available in a extensive single volume with added bonus material.
©Foto: Darko Macan e Igor Kordey
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January’s Comic Book Highlights: A Deep Dive
January 2026 is proving to be a fantastic month for comic enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of titles that explore complex themes and captivating narratives. I’ve been closely following the releases, and it’s clear that creators are pushing boundaries and delivering truly impactful work.
Exploring the american West with ‘Marshal Bass’
‘Marshal Bass’ stands out as a notably compelling read. It’s not simply a Western; it’s a searing indictment of the racism and brutality that underpinned the expansion of the American frontier. The creators skillfully use the comic medium to expose the darker side
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