Retirement Plan (2026)

New York Times best-selling writer Matt Kindt (BRZRKR) and superstar artist Juan José Ryp (WOLVERINE) combine their powers to unleash a brutal new over-sized blockbuster. Chris Tracey is a highly-trained Soviet sleeper agent embedded deep within the midwestern United States. It's been 40 years since his deployment and with the collapse of the USSR, he's given up on ever receiving activation orders. Just as well. He's focused on other things, like getting his poetry anthology published. But when Russia loses their last undercover agent in the field, sixty-five-year-old Chris Tracey is all they have left. With a deadly mission waiting for him in Austin, it's time for Chris to finally AWAKEN. Waking up is the easy part. The hard part is remembering what comes next. He’s a little rusty…

New York Times best-selling writer Matt Kindt (BRZRKR) and superstar artist Juan José Ryp (WOLVERINE) combine their powers to unleash a brutal new oversized blockbuster. Chris Tracey is a highly-trained Russian sleeper agent embedded deep within the Midwestern United States. For 40 years, he’s lived under an assumed identity, waiting for the day Russia calls him into action. Every morning, he checks the newspaper for a secret code only he would recognize. Every morning, it isn’t there. Then the Soviet Union collapses. Years become decades. Chris builds a life. And at 65 years old, he’s finally accepted the obvious: the call is never coming. Until one morning, he opens the newspaper and sees the code. Has Chris Tracey really been activated after 40 years—or is it just a coincidence? Either way, Chris isn’t taking any chances. The suits may not fit like they used to. His tradecraft is a little rusty. And the world of espionage has changed a lot since 1986. But Chris Tracey was trained to be one of the most dangerous spies alive. He’s waited forty years for his first mission. He’s not going to miss it.