Top Comics This Week: December 31, 2025
Happy comics release day, fellow readers! As we close out the year, we are treated to a thrilling lineup that promises action, intrigue, and unexpected twists. From Marvel’s sprawling universe events to independent stories that challenge the status quo, this week’s releases offer something for every type of reader. Here’s a closer look at the top comics hitting shelves this week.
1.) “Ultimate Endgame #1” (Marvel Comics)
Marvel kicks off the new year with “Ultimate Endgame #1,” the much-anticipated event that promises to reshape the Ultimate Universe. In the preview from Marvel, “Spinning out of Deniz Camp and Juan Frigeri’s ULTIMATES comes the culmination of ULTIMATE INVASION… Two (thousand) years have passed in the Ultimate Universe, but inside the City, the Maker has had thousands of years to prepare for his return! With the barrier around the City finally gone, heroes all across the Ultimate Universe must mobilize to defeat the Maker before it’s game over.” This is sure to be a must-read for any Marvel enthusiast looking to start 2026 with a bang.
2.) “Feral #19” (Image Comics)
Image Comics continues its critically acclaimed series “Feral” with issue #19. Created by writer and artist Tony Shire, this installment delves deeper into the moral complexities of a world overrun by genetically enhanced beasts. Readers can expect intense action sequences paired with introspective moments as the protagonist struggles with the consequences of her past decisions. Shire’s distinctive art style brings a visceral quality to the battles and landscapes, ensuring that fans are drawn into the story from the first panel.
3.) “ThunderCats: Lost #10” (Dynamite)
Dynamite’s “ThunderCats: Lost” series reaches a pivotal point with issue #10. Written by Brandon Easton with art by Neil Googe, this chapter explores the ongoing struggle of the ThunderCats as they search for their lost kin in a fractured world. In the preview from Dynamite, “Alone, starving, and without hope, the desperate Thunderans need a miracle. But when a shadowy figure suddenly appears in their midst, will the mysterious stranger prove to be their savior – or their nemesis? Worlds collide in the conclusive tenth issue of ThunderCats: Lost, setting the stage for one of the most important moments in ThunderCats history!” Fans of the original animated series will appreciate the balance of nostalgia and fresh storytelling.
4.) “Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories – The Bad Batch: Rogue Agents #1” (Dark Horse Comics)
Dark Horse Comics launches a new Star Wars tale, “Hyperspace Stories – The Bad Batch: Rogue Agents #1.” Set in the aftermath of the Clone Wars, this story follows the infamous Bad Batch as they navigate dangerous missions while evading both Imperial forces and shadowy enemies. Written by Matt Owens with art by Ramon Villalobos, the comic promises fast-paced action, witty banter, and moral dilemmas that highlight the unique personalities of the squad. Fans of “Star Wars” lore will find plenty of easter eggs and compelling new developments in this premiere issue.
5.) “Marian Heretic #3” (BOOM! Studios)
Rounding out the final release day of 2025, BOOM! Studios continues to impress with “Marian Heretic #3,” written by Kate Leth and illustrated by Megan Levens. This issue delves deeper into the mysterious world of Marian, blending elements of dark fantasy with psychological intrigue. Readers will encounter complex character dynamics and unexpected plot twists as Marian navigates a reality that constantly challenges her perception of morality and identity. Leth’s sharp writing and Levens’ evocative visuals make this installment a standout in the indie comic scene.
Whether you’re a fan of superhero epics, dark fantasy, or intergalactic adventures, this week’s lineup offers something to ignite every reader’s imagination. From universe-shaking Marvel events to intimate and gripping indie narratives, these comics set the tone for an exciting start to the new year.
