New to the world of Insight Comics? We publish original, stimulating content that you’ll want to keep reading again and again, including our latest release by New York Times Best-selling Author Micky Neilson (Ashbringer, Pearl of Pandaria) and Emmy award-nominee for The Mountain Runners, Todd Warger, The Invisible Empire: Madge Oberholtzer and the Unmasking of the Ku Klux Klan, with illustrations by Marc Borstel (Weapon X, World of Warcraft), and a foreword by Columbia University comics scholar emeritus, Karen Green.

If you’re into middle-grade/YA books, we have the latest volume of Monster Allergy, Monster Allergy, Vol. 2: The Suspended City by Katja Centomo and Francesco Artibani with illustrations by Alessandro Barbucci and Barbara Canepa in stock!

The grandson of Genghis Khan, Batu, and his Golden Horde have just begun a ruthless march across Siberia. Batu intends to spread his Mongolian empire all the way to Europe and to conquer the great city of Novgorod. Meanwhile, the Teutonic Knights of Europe spread the Crusades eastward, burning cities one by one in their unstoppable advance. But in the midst of all this fighting, a small village in Nenetsia is attacked, and a simple hunter named Maansi tragically loses the love of his life.

Determined to be reunited with his wife, Maansi travels toward the sea in search of the mythical island of the dead—Buyan. But the path to Buyan is fraught with not only bloodthirsty warriors and religious zealots, but also ancient spirits who have been angered by the war as well as the unforgiving gods of old. Still, desperate to see his wife’s face again, Maansi will not let anything stand in the way of his quest to find Buyan.

In life, David Bowie was one of the most magnetic icons of modern pop culture, seducing generations of fans with both his music and his counterculture persona. In death, the cult of Bowie has only intensified. As a musician alone, Bowie’s legacy is remarkable, but his place in the popular imagination is due to so much more than his music. As a visual performer, he defied classification with his psychedelic aesthetics, his larger-than-life image, and his way of hovering on the border of the surreal.

BOWIE: Stardust, Rayguns, & Moonage Daydreams chronicles the rise of Bowie’s career from obscurity to fame; and paralleled by the rise and fall of his alter ego as well as the rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust. As the Spiders from Mars slowly implode, Bowie wrestles with his Ziggy persona. The outcome of this internal conflict will change not only David Bowie, but also, the world.