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From the World of Minor Threats: Welcome to Twilight II (2026)

In Twilight City, saving the world is hard. Defending the people who try to destroy it? That's the easy part.Fresh out of law school and up to her eyeballs in debt, Jane Lagos just landed her dream job at Goldstein & King, the most powerful, most infamous and most morally flexible law firm in the country. That’s because their clients are the supervillains, criminal masterminds and the dangerously super-powered elite who treat Twilight City like it’s their playground. Jane's thrown into the deep end on her first day when she’s tasked with defending Mentallica, a reckless, mind-controlling trust fund baby whose latest scheme has landed him in Black Box, Twilight City's most notorious supermax. But when an airtight murder case starts looking suspiciously like a corporate hit, Jane realizes Goldstein & King isn’t what it seems. At this firm, innocence is immaterial, truth is whatever a jury believes, and justice belongs to the attorney that can tell the better story. In Twilight City the most dangerous superpower isn't telepathy, or super strength, or the ability to level a city block . . . It's a law degree and no conscience.• Four-issue series.

Twilight City may be home to the Minor Threats, but its streets, alleys and gutters are littered with stories of deadbeat heroes, desperate villains and fallen monsters. The beloved anthology returns with brand new twisted tales from some of the biggest names in comics. In the first issue Mark Waid (Justice League Unlimited, Kingdom Come) and Scott Kolins (Flash, Patra) tell a horrific story of superpowers, fanaticism and manosphere supplements. Next Minor Threats co-writers Patton Oswalt and Jordan Blum team up with Mike Mignola!!! (Hellboy) himself to reveal the tragic origins of the dead Kaiju many citizens of Redport call home. Finally Minor Threats co-creator Scott Hepburn writes a story with art by Cary Nord (Conan the Barbarian) that travels back to Frankie Follis' past to uncover the true moment Playtime was born. And that's just issue 1! • Featuring legendary guest creators like Mark Waid, Mike Mignola, Hannah Rose May, JM DeMatteis, Kevin Maguire, and more!• Four-issue series.

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Minor Threats: Welcome To Twilight  Villains And Vignettes #2 (Cover A) (Scott Hepburn)

Issue #2

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Minor Threats: Welcome To Twilight Villains And Vignettes #2 (Cover A) (Scott Hepburn)

Release: December 16, 2026
Minor Threats: Welcome To Twilight: Villains And Vignettes #1 (Cover A) (Scott Hepburn)

Issue #1

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Minor Threats: Welcome To Twilight: Villains And Vignettes #1 (Cover A) (Scott Hepburn)

Release: October 28, 2026

Reading Order

  1. Minor Threats: Welcome To Twilight: Villains And Vignettes #1 (Cover A) (Scott Hepburn)

    Twilight City may be home to the Minor Threats, but its streets, alleys and gutters are littered with stories of deadbeat heroes, desperate villains and fallen monsters. The beloved anthology returns with brand new twisted tales from some of the biggest names in comics. In the first issue Mark Waid (Justice League Unlimited, Kingdom Come) and Scott Kolins (Flash, Patra) tell a horrific story of superpowers, fanaticism and manosphere supplements. Next Minor Threats co-writers Patton Oswalt and Jordan Blum team up with Mike Mignola!!! (Hellboy) himself to reveal the tragic origins of the dead Kaiju many citizens of Redport call home. Finally Minor Threats co-creator Scott Hepburn writes a story with art by Cary Nord (Conan the Barbarian) that travels back to Frankie Follis' past to uncover the true moment Playtime was born. And that's just issue 1! • Featuring legendary guest creators like Mark Waid, Mike Mignola, Hannah Rose May, JM DeMatteis, Kevin Maguire, and more!• Four-issue series.

  2. Minor Threats: Welcome To Twilight Villains And Vignettes #2 (Cover A) (Scott Hepburn)

    In Twilight City, saving the world is hard. Defending the people who try to destroy it? That's the easy part.Fresh out of law school and up to her eyeballs in debt, Jane Lagos just landed her dream job at Goldstein & King, the most powerful, most infamous and most morally flexible law firm in the country. That’s because their clients are the supervillains, criminal masterminds and the dangerously super-powered elite who treat Twilight City like it’s their playground. Jane's thrown into the deep end on her first day when she’s tasked with defending Mentallica, a reckless, mind-controlling trust fund baby whose latest scheme has landed him in Black Box, Twilight City's most notorious supermax. But when an airtight murder case starts looking suspiciously like a corporate hit, Jane realizes Goldstein & King isn’t what it seems. At this firm, innocence is immaterial, truth is whatever a jury believes, and justice belongs to the attorney that can tell the better story. In Twilight City the most dangerous superpower isn't telepathy, or super strength, or the ability to level a city block . . . It's a law degree and no conscience.• Four-issue series.