Dragon

The covers: This second issue roars into stores with four different covers to find. The A cover is by Igor Vitorino and Ivan Nunes and has Sigurd mad dogging the reader while holding a long sword...

The covers: Eight covers to pick up for the inaugural issue of this hero. Martin Coccolo and Ivan Nunes have captured the spirit of dragonslaying with the A cover image looking up at Sigurd as he...

The cover: Koshchei stands before a subterranean pool of water containing a very large dragon and several of its eggs. He looks so minuscule compared to the supernatural giant. The artwork is by Mike Mignola and...

The cover: Mike Mignola with Dave Stewart created this cover which shows the title character holding a large sword in his right hand as he stares at the reader. Before him is a mishmash of body...

The cover: Malcolm has his arm around Amy as they try to take their children out of harm’s way as an angry mob throws rocks and bottles at them. Behind this upsetting scene is President Donald...

The covers: Four to find on this two hundred and twenty-fifth extravaganza. The A cover is by Erik Larsen and has the original Dragon buffed up, running toward the reader with a fist held forward. To...

The covers: Two very different options for you to choose from in this month’s installment of Savage Dragon. The Regular cover has everything but the kitchen sink on it, and that could be hidden somewhere. A...

The cover: Mighty Man is visibly upset as he flies through the ruins of the city, one fist powering up, the other grasping in frustration. Behind him is SuperPatriot firing off repeated rounds from two arm...

The cover: Angel is wearing a costume that’s not hers as she lays down the smack on several monsters. This Erik Larsen cover showcases one of two stories in this issue and Angel’s is the one...

The Erth Dragons #1: The Wearle by Chris d’Lacey Published by Scholastic, January 3, 2017. Jacketed hardcover of 320 pages at $16.99. Intended for ages 8 – 12, grades 3 – 7. Note: I read an...

The cover: Emerging in front of the logo, Malcolm Dragon strains to grasp his wife Maxine who’s falling. She screams as she plummets, one arm out in an attempt to grab her husband’s hand. It appears...