The reissue of the nineties superhero work, Kingdom Come, winner of five Eisner awards, is available again thanks to Panini in its “DC Must-Have” format. This comic, written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Alex Ross, posits a dystopian future where vigilantes have lost their morality, forcing figures like Superman to return to restore order.

Regarding graphic novels, the publisher Leviathan Labs releases the translation of Inuit, a spectacular mythical epic written by Massimo Rosi and illustrated by Nicola Izzo. The story details the confrontation between humans and a race of giants, focusing on revenge following a genocide perpetrated by humans to appropriate resources. The editor of this Spanish subsidiary is based in the Baix Llobregat area.

Finally, Planeta Cómics attempts for the third time the complete publication of the original Yu-Gi-Oh! manga, the work by Kazuki Takahashi that inspired the popular animated series and the collectible card game. Readers hope to finally discover the conclusion of the story of young Yugi without resorting to the Internet.