Dead Teenagers (2025)

THERE’S NO ESCAPING HIGH SCHOOL! Since 1997, five friends have been trapped in the ultimate nightmare as a mysterious entity forces them to relive their first prom night over and over again . . . and re-kills them in new and increasingly insane ways each time. They dress up. They party. They make out. And no matter what they try to change, they always die . . . until now. Something is about to break the cycle that has kept Alicia, J.T., Ryder, Brandy, and their group of friends locked in a bizarre purgatory beyond all understanding . . . but what they find on the other side will be the most disturbing revelation of all. Hell is the '90s in this brash and brutal, genre-distorting ode to the generation that gave us Scream and Buffy the Vampire Slayer—and what’s become of them since—as GLAAD Award–nominated writer Jude Ellison S. Doyle (Maw, Be Not Afraid) and hyper-talented artist Caitlin Yarsky (Black Hammer Reborn, EC’s Cruel Universe) unleash the year’s most clever and compulsively page-turning horror thriller.

For five friends, being trapped in an infinite loop of murder on Prom Night ’97 was living hell. They’re about to find out that being an adult in 2026 is much, much worse. High school seniors J.T., Ryder, and Brandy have been catapulted through time into their adult bodies. Physically, they’re now elder millennials with jobs and families. Psychologically, they’re damaged teenagers with disposable income who are about to discover the consequences of making poor life choices. Even worse, not everyone thinks their new circumstances are an improvement over being ritualistically murdered every 24 hours. Does their never-ending prom night massacre hold the key to finding out how and why they were chosen to live out this supernatural torment? From GLAAD Award–nominated writer Jude Ellison S. Doyle (Maw, Be Not Afraid) and Eisner Award–nominated artist Caitlin Yarsky (EC’s Cruel Universe), Scream meets Freaky Friday in the next chapter of the smirkingly clever, ’90s-obsessed, blood-drenched horror melée that will keep you guessing until the very last stab wound!

Razor-sharp writer Jude Ellison S. Doyle (Maw, Be Not Afraid) and Eisner Award–nominated artist Caitlin Yarsky (EC's Cruel Universe) are bringing their terrifying time loop full circle as the blood-spattered past of the Class of '97 meets the harsh realities of 2026 . . .  What do you do when you're stuck reliving your eleven-thousandth version of the same day with several of your high school besties? Max out your credit card and throw a rager at your celebrity friend's New York City penthouse apartment, of course! Brandy, J. T., and Claire are coping (badly) with the never-ending repetition of teenage murder, death, and rebirth that have led them to this crossroads . . . but they're about to discover that a familiar figure from their past might be the key to ending it all.

At last, the time-twisted truth comes to light—from '90s nostalgia dream team Jude Ellison S. Doyle (Maw, Be Not Afraid) and Caitlin Yarsky (EC's Cruel Universe)! Brandy, JT, and Claire narrowly escape from their mortal enemy's brutal rampage, taking refuge in JT's trash heap of what passes for an apartment in the year 2026. Brandy must reckon with the realization that life is NOT, in fact, a party in the USA, and Claire must reckon with the truth of what passes for a non-celebrity's trash heap of an apartment in the year 2026. Meanwhile, JT struggles with a decade-old secret, as a sudden realization hits her regarding the origin of their fatal time loops . . .

DEAD AGAIN (AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN)! The '90s never ended, and now GLAAD Media Award–nominated writer Jude Ellison S. Doyle (Maw, The Neighbors) and Eisner Award–nominated artist Caitlin Yarksy (EC's Cruel Universe) are doling out the consequences for the final survivors of the twisted time loop that connects five friends across two centuries . . .  Claire and JT rush to help Brandy confront their mortal enemy . . . at New York's Coney Island amusement park, of course! Decade-old secrets come to light as the teens stumble into a glitchy trip through time more nauseating than a post-Cyclone funnel cake snack, as they struggle to end this sick and twisted game once and for all. But their enemy is seemingly operating in God Mode, with unlimited lives and damage points . . . and Brandy is so not used to having to do things sober. Will the teens finally break out of the time loop, or will they be forced to actually adult for the rest of their lives?!