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Kingdom of Earth, Midnight X-Men, Resident Evil, and more!

Deadly cryptids, brand new eras, and nostalgic faces: all in one place!

Kingdom of Earth, Midnight X-Men, Resident Evil, and more!

We're back to recap a great couple weeks of Comics & Manga we read here at GamingTrend.com!

We have a fun selection to showcase this week: featuring Dark Horse Comics, Marvel Comics, Titan Manga!

Keep an eye out for a preview of the comics we're covering this week!


Kingdom of Earth - Issue #3

The art is absolutely stunning in this cryptid-full adventure. A what-if set in Chicago. I truly enjoyed the first two, so when the third came out, it was a must-cover. It did not hold back either, as the first scene alone was scary and world-expanding.

The question becomes, will Virago truly find his place in a new world where he might fit in now physically, but not morally. Meanwhile, the shades, werewolves, zombies, and more struggle to figure out how to live in a post-human-ran world.

1-Minute Impressions of Kingdom of Earth - Issue #3!

Kingdom of Earth #3 :: Profile :: Dark Horse Comics
Fear grows in Chicago as the powerful Dark Watcher Orpheus continues her mission to root out the human resistance. Virago begins to question his place in this world as he is forced into a double life—murderer and protector. And a resourceful Frankie braves the Northern Territory on their own.Four-issue series.

Get a copy of Kingdom of Earth - Issue #3 today!


Midnight X-Men - Issue #1

Marvel has begun their Midnight run and I couldn't have been more pumped for launch. While our Editor, Tim Jenkins, will be covering Midnight Spider-Man, I covered Midnight X-Men. It was quite a ride. Quickly we have been shown the vibe of this series. Grit, grime, and all-new X-Men vibes.

Nothing can prepare you fully for how some of our heroes (and villains) have turned out during this post-vampire age. With Mutant Vampires (Empyres) vs vampires vs Mutants vs the church... anything can happen in a world of darkness.

1-Minute Impressions of Midnight X-Men - Issue #1!


Resident Evil: Death Island - Vol. 1

Based on the anime of the same name, Death Island brings some of our favorite Resident Evil characters from the games into one location to fight a threat unlike any we've seen before.

I enjoyed the art style in every aspect. The angles, combat moments, detail work; everything hit exactly how I had hoped going into a Resident Evil manga. Especially not having seen the anime first. As a long-time fan of the series, this felt like a fun nostalgic ride!

1-Minute Impressions of Resident Evil: Death Island - Vol. 1!

Resident Evil: Death Island @ Titan Comics
Titan Comics is a bold new publishing initiative from Titan Publishing, offering readers the best new stories from new and established comics creators, and offering those creators a great deal to bring their stories to a worldwide audience.

Get a copy of Resident Evil: Death Island - Vol. 1 today!


Empiria - Issue #1-#3 review

Set in a “modern times” fantasy world in which tensions are quickly rising, Empiria offers a fun new take on the fantasy genre that promises to be an exciting ride for hardcore fantasy lovers and casual readers alike.

With three compelling storylines and the added option to immerse yourself into the world through a built-in TTRPG, there is a lot to love about it.

Empiria #1-3 review
Fantasy meets the modern age, and not all is magic and rainbows

Read the full review for Empiria - Issue #1-#3!


Coming this week from GamingTrend Comics & Manga:

Impressions of Star Wars: Rogue One - Chirrut & Baze (2026) #1, Magic: The Gathering: Untold Stories--Liliana #1, and The Raven Dark Hero Vol. 3!


Stay tuned to GamingTrend.com for all the news, reviews, and interviews you could want: By humans, for humans!

Lyra Moreno

Lyra Moreno

Lyra Moreno is the Comics & Manga Lead and a Senior Video Game Editor here at GamingTrend. When not here, she can be found reading comics or playing Stardew Valley or Baldur's Gate 3 with her partner Regan.

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