#comicraft

Dark Horse, in collaboration with Avatar Studios and Avatar: The Last Airbender co-creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, are releasing a tale following the Kyoshi Warriors as they leave Kyoshi Island to join the war against the Fire Nation. Avatar: The Last Airbender - Kyoshi Warriors hails from writer Brandon Hoáng, artists BellBessa and Xanthe Bouma, colorist Adele Matera, and letterer Jimmy Betancourt from Comiccraft.

"Suki and the Kyoshi Warriors leave their island home to join the war against the Fire Nation. Met with suspicion and resentment by the mainlanders, they struggle to prove their worth to the Earth Kingdom. But when that opportunity arises, will they be willing to compromise their values as Kyoshi Warriors to embrace it?"

Avatar: The Last Airbender - Kyoshi Warriors #1 (of 3), featuring a cover by Danielle Weires, goes on sale on May 6, 2026.

Superboy #83 -February 2001- DC Comics

"How Kon-El Got His Groove Back"

writer: Joe Kelly

pencils: Pascual Ferry

inks: Keith Champagne

colors: Jason Wright

letters: Comicraft

The Bulletproof Coffin No. 5 - Animals, Children, and Bad Motherfuckers

Dark Horse is serving up another batch of the Bad Batch, the experimental clone troopers who appeared in the Clone Wars animated series. Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch—Rogue Agents is by Michael Moreci, artist Reese Hannigan, inker Elisabetta D’Amico, colorist Michael Atiyeh and letterer Comicraft, and it is set before the end of the war (and before the Empire took over).

Page from Planetary/Batman: Night on Earth (2003). Written by Warren Ellis, art by John Casey, colors by David Baron, lettering by Wes Abbott and Comicraft.

The Planetary team attempt to capture a man who can create multidimensional rifts and rewrite reality in his immediate vicinity. Along the way they encounter several different versions of Batman, who is also in pursuit of the man.

I miss this book, and this version of Jakita Wagner (the young lady speaking with Batman). I did NOT like how she was portrayed in the most recent series of The Outsiders, which attempted to be a DC Universe version of Planetary.