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Lobo Vol. 1: All Anti, No Hero
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Expected 2 Feb 27The Main Man tears across the cosmos in a wild, no-holds-barred adventure packed with mayhem, meta madness, and a bounty hunter who refuses to play by anyone’s rules!
Welcome to DC's NEXT LEVEL — bold, creator-forward, new series starring fan-favorite characters, and helmed by some of the best talent in comics!
Lobo’s back, and business is booming!
From intergalactic bounty hunting to starring in a corporate-controlled reality show, the galaxy’s most dangerous (and loudest) mercenary finds himself caught in a universe that’s trying to package, monetize, and control his chaos. But the Main Man doesn’t do “brand synergy.”
As Lobo barrels through cosmic conspiracies, psych evaluations, and a trail of fragged bastiches, he’ll uncover long-buried truths about his past, and collide with some of DC’s biggest names along the way, including a certain Girl of Steel.
From the wildly imaginative minds of Skottie Young and Jorge Corona comes a bold, hilarious, and high-octane ride that dares the universe to keep up, and puts Lobo (featured in 2026’s Supergirl film) back in the solo spotlight.
Collects Lobo #1-6, part of DC’s bestselling Next Level line.
Welcome to DC's NEXT LEVEL — bold, creator-forward, new series starring fan-favorite characters, and helmed by some of the best talent in comics!
Lobo’s back, and business is booming!
From intergalactic bounty hunting to starring in a corporate-controlled reality show, the galaxy’s most dangerous (and loudest) mercenary finds himself caught in a universe that’s trying to package, monetize, and control his chaos. But the Main Man doesn’t do “brand synergy.”
As Lobo barrels through cosmic conspiracies, psych evaluations, and a trail of fragged bastiches, he’ll uncover long-buried truths about his past, and collide with some of DC’s biggest names along the way, including a certain Girl of Steel.
From the wildly imaginative minds of Skottie Young and Jorge Corona comes a bold, hilarious, and high-octane ride that dares the universe to keep up, and puts Lobo (featured in 2026’s Supergirl film) back in the solo spotlight.
Collects Lobo #1-6, part of DC’s bestselling Next Level line.
144 pages, Paperback
Expected publication February 2, 2027
About the author
Skottie Young
684 books1,069 followersSkottie Young has been an illustrator and cartoonist for over ten years working for entertainment and publishing companies such Marvel, Warner Bros., Image, Upper Deck, Mattel, and many more.
He is currently illustrating the New York Times Best Selling and Eisner Award Nominated adaptions of L. Frank Baum's OZ novels with writer Eric Shanower. The series has gained acclaim from both fans and critics.
Skottie currently lives in Illinois with his family, Casey, Baxter and their Saint Bernard, Emma.
He is currently illustrating the New York Times Best Selling and Eisner Award Nominated adaptions of L. Frank Baum's OZ novels with writer Eric Shanower. The series has gained acclaim from both fans and critics.
Skottie currently lives in Illinois with his family, Casey, Baxter and their Saint Bernard, Emma.
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It feels like that all the work Young has put into his I Hate Fairyland series was merely practice to get the ultraviolence
juuuuust right
to prepare him and his team to write Lobo.
The premise : after his bounty gets bought out from under him by a media conglomerate, Lobo ends up strong-armed into starring in his own bounty-hunting reality show. The meta-commentary is strong here, they are definetly channeling Deadpool-esque 4th wall breakery.
Jorge Corona's artwork here is gorgeous in the ugliest possible way — grotesque, punk, DIY, packed with detail and vibrating with color. It all works so well: brutal and cartoonish at once. Even small touches, like Lobo's hair having a bit of a Goku look.
Soon enough, Lobo is taking on the fraggin corporations (thinly veiled for the readers to easily guess at the real-world analogues).
It's a confident swing for a character who's always thrived on excess, and it's got me genuinely excited to see where new iteration of Lobo goes next.
The premise : after his bounty gets bought out from under him by a media conglomerate, Lobo ends up strong-armed into starring in his own bounty-hunting reality show. The meta-commentary is strong here, they are definetly channeling Deadpool-esque 4th wall breakery.
Jorge Corona's artwork here is gorgeous in the ugliest possible way — grotesque, punk, DIY, packed with detail and vibrating with color. It all works so well: brutal and cartoonish at once. Even small touches, like Lobo's hair having a bit of a Goku look.
Soon enough, Lobo is taking on the fraggin corporations (thinly veiled for the readers to easily guess at the real-world analogues).
It's a confident swing for a character who's always thrived on excess, and it's got me genuinely excited to see where new iteration of Lobo goes next.
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