Where did October go?! You mean the month is over, and it's already time to look at the November Previews catalog?

YES!

And as usual the Two Guys with PhDs rise to the occasion, looking through the most interesting solicitations and making the kind of astute observations as only they can do. For example, Andy and Derek notice an unusually large number of Spanish comics making their way into this month's listings. Is this a mere coincidence? Or might this be the kind of ethnic migratory crisis spouted by the likes of Donald J. Trump? Resisting any tendency to go batshit orange, the guys stick to the matter at hand, calmly and methodically going through the November Previews catalog and highlighting upcoming titles from publishers such as

• Dark Horse Comics - Black Hammer Giant-Sized Annual, Will Eisner: The Centennial Celebration, 1917-2017, and Reefer Madness

DC/Vertigo - Kamandi Challenge #1 and Kid Eternity, Book One

IDW Publishing/Top Shelf - Box Office Poison: Color Comics #1, Flight of the Raven, and Behaving Madly: Zany, Loco, Cockeyed, Rip-Off Satire Magazines

Image Comics - Curse Words #1, The Few #1, God Country #1, and Loose Ends #1

Aardvark Vanaheim - Cerebus in Hell #1

Abrams ComicArts - Octavia Butler's Kindred: A Graphic Novel

Aftershock - Blood Blister #1 and Animosity: The Rise

Big Planet/Retrofit Comics - Libby's Dad

BOOM! Studios - Ladycastle #1

Dynamite Entertainment - James Bond: Felix Leiter #1 , The Spirit: The Corpse-Makers #1, and Masters of Spanish Comic Book Art

Drawn and Quarterly - The Abominable Mr. Seabrook

Fantagraphics Books - Psychodrama Illustrated #1, Zonzo, Starseeds, Farmer Ned's Comics Barn, and The Artist

Kodansha Comics - The Ghost in the Shell, Deluxe Edition

Microcosm Publishing - Six Days in Cincinnati

NBM - The Lighthouse

Oni Press - The Damned, Vol. 1: Three Days Dead

PS Artbooks - Pre-Code Classics: Lars of Mars/Crusaders from Mars/Eerie Adventures

Titan Comics - (Re)Assignment #1

Vertical Comics - Junji Ito's Dissolving Classroom

University Press of Mississippi - Chris Ware: Conversations