The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country Vol. 2 – The Glass House, in which James Tynion IV and crew continue the story of the nightmare Corinthian and the witch Thessaly.
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Heretic by writer Robbie Morrison and artist Charlie Adlard; and Ice Cream Man Volume Ten – Imperious Wrecks.
Once Upon a Time at the End of the World Book Three – Not Even if You’re the Last Person on Earth. The finale of writer Jason Aaron's heartfelt dystopian miniseries.
Dash Shaw's Blurry: a graphic novel about indecision.
Spectators: a sexually explicit graphic novel from writer Brian K. Vaughan and artist Niko Henrichon, creative partners on the acclaimed 2006 Vertigo graphic novel Pride of Baghdad.
Life Sucks; and The Department of Truth Vol. 5 – What Your Country Can Do For You. A recent reprint and a return after a long hiatus.
Matt Kindt's If You Find This, I’m Already Dead; and Finders/Keepers: The Horizon Experiment.
Charles Burns' Final Cut: the story is almost a traditional romance, but of course, there are twists and a bit of surreal imagery as well.
We Called Them Giants: writer Kieron Gillen and artist Stephanie Hans produced a graphic novel that is a kind of fable about communication and trust.
Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: a funny animal book about two serial killers. Amazing!
The Cull Volume 1; and Matt Kindt's Spy Superb.
W0Rldtr33 Vol. 2 – Network: the plot thickens in the series from James Tynion IV and Fernando Blanco.
Who Killed Sarah Shaw? Collects artist Adam Markiewicz's excellent true crime story initially published on his Patreon while in progress.
What’s the Furthest Place from Here? Vol. 3 – Born Under Punches; and Subgenre.
Houses of the Unholy: the latest graphic novel from Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips, and Jacob Phillips.
Dark Ride Volume 3 – The Devil’s Due; and The Bone Orchard Mythos – Tenement. The conclusion of one Image series and the continuation of another.
My Favorite Thing Is Monsters Book Two brings the series to its fantastic conclusion.
Phantom Road Vol. 2 and Hairball. Jeff Lemire and Matt Kindt in the same post.
Newburn Vol. 2 and Something is Killing the Children Vol. 7. A satisfying conclusion to Newburn, and Something is Killing the Children is still firing on all cylinders.
Deep Cuts, an Image anthology which presents the history of jazz via a series of historical vignettes.
