New Comics - 04/13/16

New comics coming to Atomic Books this week. Quantities are limited. Some titles go fast.


A-Force #4 (Marvel)
Abe Sapien #32 (Dark Horse)
Adventure Time #51 (Boom)
Agents of SHIELD #4 (Marvel)
All New All Different Avengers #8 (Marvel)
All New X-Men #8 (Marvel)
Amazing Spider-Man #10 (Marvel)
Badger #3 (First Comics / Devil's Due)
Batman Europa (DC)
Batman / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #5 (DC/IDW)
Black Road #1 (Image)
Citizen Jack #5 (Image)
Constantine The Hellblazer #11 (DC)
Dark And Bloody #3 (Vertigo)
Darth Vader #19 (Marvel)
DC Comics Bombsells #11 (DC)
Deadly Class #20 (Image)
Empty Zone #7 (Image)
Goldie Vance #1 (Boom Studioes)
Gotham Academy #17 (DC)
Guardians Of The Galaxy #7 (Marvel)
Gwenpool #1 (Marvel)
Harley Quinn And Her Gang Of Harleys #1 (DC)
Harrow County #11 (Dark Horse)
Hellboy In Mexico (Dark Horse)
Invasion (DC)
Jackpot #1 (Aftershock)
Kramers Ergot Vol. 9 (Fantagraphics)
Lone Wolf And Cub Omnibus Vol. 12 (Dark Horse)
Manhattan Projects Vol. 6 (Image)
Marvel Universe Ultimate Spider-man Spider-verse Digest (Marvel)
Marvel's Captain Marvel: Civil War Prelude (Marvel)
Mary Wept Over The Feet Of Jesus (Drawn And Quarterly)
Mercury Heat #9 (Avatar)
Mockingbird #2 (Marvel)
Monstress #5 (Images)
Moon Knight #1 (Marvel)
Mrs. Deadpool And The Howling Commandos (Marvel)
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic #41 (IDW)
New Romancer #5 (Vertigo)
Rat Queens Vol. 3: Demons (Image)
Red Hood/Arsenal #11 (DC)
Robin War (DC)
Rocket Raccoon And Groot #4 (Marvel)
Silver Surfer #3 (Marvel)
Slash and Burn #6 (Vertigo)
Spawn Adult Coloring Book (Image)
Spidey #4 (Marvel)
Spongebob Comics #55 (United Plankton Pictures)
Star Wars Special: C-3PO #1 (Marvel)
Starve #8 (Image)
Uncanny Avengers Unity Volume 1: Lost Future (Marvel)
Web Warriors #6 (Marvel)
Wrath Of The Eternal Warrior #6 (Valiant)

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