| NEW TITLES FROM TITAN COMICS ARRIVE IN SPRING 2027 |
- Infinite Kung Fu
- Writer/Artist: Kagan McLeod
- Publisher: Titan Comics
- SC, 448pp, B&W, $29.99
- ISBN: 9781806185511 On sale: February 9, 2027
An exclusive new edition of the cult kung fu epic that fuses martial arts mayhem, magic, and zombie horror into one wildly entertaining adventure!
In a world ruled by deadly kung fu masters, one warrior must battle tyrants, monsters, and the undead in a quest to topple an empire.
Originally published in 2011, Kagan McLeod’s cult martial arts epic returns in a new Titan Comics edition featuring previously unseen material!
In the war-torn Martial World, a tyrannical emperor rules through five deadly armies led by ruthless kung fu masters. Lei Kung, once a loyal soldier, abandons his cruel master in search of enlightenment, only to discover he may be destined to overthrow the emperor himself.
What follows is a furious odyssey of shattered allegiances, wandering heroes, supernatural techniques, and hordes of walking corpses. Fists fly, limbs are lost, and blood vessels burst in this tale of furious rivals, supernatural masters, walking corpses, and above all, raging kung fu!
Part Kill Bill, part The Walking Dead, this loving homage to classic ’70s martial arts cinema blends campy genre fun, zombie horror, and epic kung fu battles.
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About The Creator
Kagan McLeod has been a commercial illustrator since 1999. His clients include GQ, Entertainment Weekly, The Royal Canadian Mint, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and Newsweek, and his work has been honored by American Illustration, the Society of Illustrators, and Communication Arts. He has created graphic novels for Image and IDW and frequently exhibits at comic conventions in the United States and Canada. He teaches illustration and drawing courses at Sheridan College in Ontario and hosts a weekly figure drawing workshop at his studio.
- Kennedy(s)
- Writer: Philippe Pelaez
- Artist: Bernard Khattou
- Publisher: Titan Comics
- SC, 452 pp, FC, $29.99
- ISBN: 9781806185528
- On sale: February 16, 2027
On November 22, 1963, the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy plunged America into mourning and forever etched the charismatic smile of its leader into the collective memory. The myth was born, and with it, all the conspiracy theories.
For despite numerous investigations and declassified documents, it remains impossible to know what really happened in Dallas that day. To understand what led to this tragedy, it may be necessary to go back to the origins of the Kennedy clan, to grasp its shadowy aspects and its major influence on the history of the United States.
It is necessary to understand the father’s boundless ambition, the image of the war hero enjoyed by the young JFK, and the personal dramas. For how can one truly understand the politician without grasping his family origins? The “Kennedy legend” begins on Irish farms and continues in the seedy streets of Boston.
First, there is the rise of the grandfather, Patrick Kennedy; The irresistible yet troubling influence of the father, Joseph; then the political ambitions he passed on to his sons, particularly his eldest, Joe Jr., who died too soon on a mission in 1944, before dedicating himself to John’s career. And what about the women in the family, the sisters and wives? How can one reconcile oneself with Kathleen’s life and her accidental death, with the tragic fate of Rosemary Kennedy, not to mention the marital indiscretions of the men in the clan?
The Kennedys remain a controversial dynasty that stands out in the American political landscape and continues to generate considerable discussion, with more than 40,000 books dedicated to John F. Kennedy since his death. Without claiming to provide the key to an enigma, Philippe Pelaez and Bernard Khattou deliver a magnificent black & white graphic novel, based on exceptional documentation of more than 500 pages which goes back to the sources of a national trauma and focuses on explaining “the why rather than the how” for an unprecedented plunge into the throes of History.
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ABOUT THE CREATOR
Born in 1970, Philippe Pelaez is a former associate professor of English and teacher of cinema. He has written numerous projects including: Since it Takes Men, In My Village We Were Eating Cats, The Hunchback of Montfaucon, and The Chamber of Wonders. Recent projects include Something Cold.
- Underground 2: Whirling Dervishes & Cosmic Punks
- Writer: Arnaud Le Gouëfflec
- Artist: Nicolas Moog
- Publisher: Titan Comics
- SC, 336pp, B&W, $29.99
- ISBN: 9781806185535
- On sale: April 6, 2027
The essential soundtrack of rebellion, innovation and artistic revolution returns!
In this biographical graphic novel, discover the cult heroes and visionary outsiders who transformed generations of punk, funk, and experimental music from the underground up.
A captivating collection of graphic biographies celebrating the influential artists who challenged conventions and reshaped music history. From pioneering composers and fearless punk icons to experimental visionaries and cult heroes, Underground 2 journeys through rock, funk, folk, electronic and avant-garde music to reveal the stories behind the creators whose work changed the cultural landscape, whether or not they ever found mainstream success. Arnaud Le Gouëfflec and Nicolas Moog introduce more than thirty remarkable artists whose stories reveal the hidden connections behind modern music.
Featuring icons including Kate Bush, Björk, George Clinton, Siouxsie, Ennio Morricone, Fela Kuti and Beck alongside lesser-known innovators such as Basil Kirchin, Current 93 and eden ahbez, this fascinating graphic novel reveals the creative connections that continue to inspire musicians today. Perfect for longtime collectors, curious newcomers and anyone eager to discover the hidden history of modern music.
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About Creators
Arnaud Le Gouëfflec is a French writer, novelist, musician and comics author whose work frequently explores music, popular culture and counterculture. He is the co-creator of the Underground series and numerous award-nominated graphic works; his acclaimed graphic novel Le Chanteur sans nom won the Prix BullesZic 2011.
Nicolas Moog is a French cartoonist, illustrator and musician known for his expressive, energetic artwork and passion for underground music. His distinctive graphic style combines detailed research with bold visual storytelling, making complex musical histories both accessible and entertaining. Alongside his comics career, he performs with several blues and rock bands.
