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    Image Comics Announces Ultra-Violent Satire,  ‘Creature Corps,’

    JamesBy JamesSeptember 8, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Image Comics Announces Ultra-Violent Satire,  ‘Creature Corps,’
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    Image Comics is bringing the heat this winter with a brand-new ongoing series, Creature Corps, from bestselling writer Curt Pires (Fireborn) and rising star artist JOK (51, In Hell We Fight).

    The premise sounds like a chaotic, high-octane mashup: imagine ’90s creature-battling nostalgia injected with the sharp, ultra-violent satire found in The Boys. Set in a world where time broke in 1999 and “Calamity Creatures” emerged, the story follows former world champion Dusty Gotem, who is pulled out of hiding after a time quake leaves his mother injured. To pay the bills, he has to reunite his team and reclaim his title.

    Creature Corps #1 features a giant-sized first issue for $4.99 and hits shelves on December 2. It’s also promising a TCG component alongside a massive array of variant covers.

    • A remix of ’90s monster battling meets the biting satire of The Boys.
    • The Plot: Dusty Gotem, a former teen prodigy of the sport-turned-spectacle “Creature Corps,” is forced back into the arena to save his mother after a time quake.
    • The Release: The first issue launches on Wednesday, December 2, with a giant-sized page count for $4.99.
    • Extras: Keep an eye out for a TCG component and a stacked list of twelve different covers, including incentive variants by Tyler Kirkham and Jae Lee.
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