Rampant Swine (2026)

After surviving a deadly encounter with a giant, Culhwch finally reaches King Arthur’s court and finds a kingdom caught between myth and decay, as well as a dangerous new influence whispering in the King’s ear. Now, as the heroes set out to hunt a monstrous genocidal boar, their greatest threat may be closer than they think. Si Spurrier (Hellblazer) and Christopher Mitten's (Hellboy) five-issue Arthurian epic series continues, featuring a variant cover by the legendary Matt Wagner (Grendel, Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity).

This never happened, yet it’s all true. In a Britain forged in blood, mud, magic, and monsters, the legendary King Arthur is a brutal warlord surrounded by his knights who are every bit as savage, strange, and legendary as the world they inhabit. When the young knight Culhwch arrives at Arthur’s fortress pleading for help in completing 39 impossible tasks assigned him by the giant Ysbaddaden to win the hand of his beautiful daughter Olwen, he and Arthur’s warriors embark on an incredible quest of giant slaying, monstrous boar hunting, and magical treasure theft, as they battle their way through a dying age of myth. But beneath the bloodshed and barbarism, something isn’t right. Because every great legend has a story beneath the story—and King Arthur was never meant to be this kind of hero. From Si Spurrier (Minotaur, The Flash) and Christopher Mitten (Hellboy, The Autumn Kingdom), comes a savage and subversive reimagining of an Arthurian legend—a brutal five-issue fantasy epic in the tradition of Conan the Barbarian, where the heroes are dangerous, the monsters are real, and the age of wonder is coming to an end.