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And we can’t wait to deliver ‘em to you. Hope you saw this pic taken at the show:

HUMANOIDS WILL HAVE LADRÖNN-INSPIRED ‘FINAL INCAL’ TAROT CARDS AT SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON

By Matt D. Wilson

In addition to having (limited) copies of the different hardcover editions of the English translation Final Incal, the last chapter of the decades-spanning cosmic comic book series started in The Incal by Alejandro Jorodowsky and Moebius, publisher Humanoids has announced that it’ll have con-exclusive tarot cards on-hand at Comic-Con International in San Diego.

Completely in keeping with the metaphysic mysticism and widescreen spirituality of the Incal universe, the cards’ designs will be based on the art of Jose Ladrönn, the artist who picked up the torch on Final Incal after Moebius left the project (Moebius’ one chapter, titled After the Incal, is included in the hardcover). The cards look awesome, as you can see by the few samples released so far. There will be ten in all, each measuring 2.75” × 4.75”.

X-FILES Season 10 #13 Cover Art by Francesco Francavilla

Out this week, written by Joe Harris and drawn by buddy Matthew Dow Smith,  published by IDW.

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2000AD Crossovers/Rogue Trooper x Sgt. Rock

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The X-Files: Year Zero #1 Advanced Preview

RI Cover by Francesco Francavilla

IDW ANNOUNCES JUDGE ANDERSON SERIES BY MATT SMITH AND CARL CRITCHLOW

By Chris Sims

Since they acquired the license for Judge Dredd, IDW Publishing has been doing some pretty fantastic stuff with it. Between Duane Swierczynski and Nelson Daniel‘s ongoing Judge Dredd and miniseries projects like Douglas Wolk and Ulises Farinas‘s Mega-City Two, they’ve put out some incredibly entertaining stories, bringing Dredd to a new audience that may not be familiar with his roots in the pages of 2000 AD. Now they’re expanding the line beyond Dredd himself.

IDW announced this week that they’re launching Anderson: Psi Division, a new series set before the events of the ongoing series that will focus on Judge Cassandra Anderson, written by 2000 AD editor Matt Smith with art by long-time 2000 AD artist Carl Critchlow.

Anderson, created by John Wagner and Brian Bolland and introduced in the classic “Judge Death” story in 1980, is unquestionably the single most important supporting character in Dredd’s 37-year history.