We’re so close to being free from the freezing cold of winter. Spring is nearly upon us, with its budding flowers, twittering birds, and the scent of pollen in the air. We’re not scientists, but we’re pretty sure it’s scientific fact that these are the perfect conditions to read a ton of new comics in. Good thing there’s some on the way!

Blade Runner 2049 may not have lit the box office on fire nearly as much as it should have, but its dystopian world is living on in the world of comic books.

This spring, the Thirteenth Doctor begins her adventures in time and space — not just on television, but in comics as well. But just before the real fun begins, a new comic series will see the latest Doctor look back on her life... or, rather lives, in an intriguing twist on an anthology series.

For Free Comic Book Day this year, Titan teased that the anthology of Doctor Who stories it would offer for the event would include the comics debut of Jodie Whittaker's Thirteenth Doctor. It perhaps isn't quite what you might expect from that descriptor, and yet it's also the perfect example of what you need to know about the latest Doctor.

The beasts howl, and the hunt is on. That's how the worst nights begin Yharnam, the world of Bloodborne. And as the game illustrates, and as Ales Kot and Piotr Kowalski wisely remember in their tie-in comic, the worst nights in Yharnam never end.

The Seventh Doctor has always had a bit of a bad rap. As the incumbent Doctor for the end of the "Classic" era of Doctor Who, much is put upon Sylvester McCoy's Time Lord that is a bit undeserved. The Seventh Doctor has had a long life in audio dramas and novels since then, but now he's also getting his own comic too.

Doctor Who fans love a good crossover. Multi-Doctor stories are huge events, especially on TV, where they're phenomenally hard to pull-off. But what about in the realm of comics, where the budget is limitless and the actors never age? Turns out, it's just as hard.

Let's be real: Comics are kind of a year-round thing. But spring is a time of new beginnings, which makes it the perfect time to pick up a new comic book. So it's a good thing that there are a ton of new comics on the way! Here's our picks of the wonderful new books you'll want to get to know in the coming months.

In Titan Comics' upcoming special Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension, the Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors will work together in order to do battle with The Void, the vacuous space between all dimensions that's consuming the multiverse. But when the Doctors face the Void this spring, they won't be alone.

Ringo, George, John and Paul are returning to Pepperland next year in an all-new comic book adaptation of the the Beatles' trippy, 1968 animated film Yellow Submarine, courtesy of Titan Comics.

Death of Stalin, the French graphic novel detailing two days of chaos between Joseph Stalin's stroke and the announcement of his death, will get a new reprint ahead of the upcoming film adaptation. Perfect timing too, because (for some weird reason) we should remind ourselves what actual totalitarian governments are like.

Titan Comics is adding another Games Workshop tabletop game to its comic book roster -- and this one is somehow even weirder and crazier than even the grim dark future of their Warhammer 40,000 comics. Yes, the brutal world of (extremely) fantasy contact sports that is Blood Bowl is getting its own comic series.

Although Penny Dreadful may be officially cancelled on TV, it's going to live on -- thanks to the series' own official comic book surviving the show's ending to become a new ongoing series.

Winter is nearly at it end, and as publishers put away its big events and crazy twists for the latter part of the year, getting ready to replace them with... well, more big events and crazy twists! Here's our guide to the very best new comic series you'll want keeping you company in the warmer months. Warning: There are a lot.

Serge Lehman's critically acclaimed Masqué rocked the European comic world when it released a few years ago -- and it's starting up again, this time as an ongoing monthly. Get a first look at the new series, making its debut here.

Six Doctors down, six Doctors to go for Titan's Doctor Who comics. With tales featuring Doctors Four, Eight and Nine through 12 already coming out from the company, it's time for even more Time Lord action in the form of Jon Pertwee's dandy scientist (and Venusian aikido expert), the Third Doctor.

Just as it's a tradition on Doctor Who for different incarnations of The Doctor to bump into each other, Titan's Doctor Who comics have also started an annual get-together for the various incarnations of everyone's favourite Time Lord. This year is a little different, though -- because this time the Ninth Doctor gets to join in on the action.

It's been a very long time since Torchwood graced our TV screens -- to the point that the thought of getting another season seems impossible. But have no fear! Jack Harkness and Gwen Cooper are going to be back in action with a brand new ongoing comic series from Titan, and we has the first look.

Four years ago, the first episode of the BBC's modernised Sherlock series was adapted into a manga in Japan. Now, all these years later, it's finally being officially translated for Western audiences. Behold, the exotic cheekbones of Benedict Cumberbatch, in two dimensions!