DARK HORSE BOOKS PRESENTS: “BEHEMOTH”

The monstrous new comic series is now collected in paperback

Dark Horse Comics, in partnership with monster movie experts Grant Sputore (I Am Mother) and Ryan Engle (Beast, Rampage), presents the thrilling tale of Behemoth. The kaiju-sized graphic novel collects issues #1-4 of the original comic miniseries in one complete paperback volume. This series is co-written by Sputore and Engle, with art, cover art, and colors by Jay Martin (Lost Boy, Yellow), and letters by Frank Cvetkovic (The Writer).

When a giant monster attacks a city and swallows a bus full of civilians, Sara, a chef with big dreams, finds herself trapped in the belly of the beast — literally.

For years, Sara has poured her heart and soul into her food truck, hoping to finally make a name for herself by winning the upcoming Food Truck Battle. But as the monstrous kaiju tears through the city, the towering creature swallows up both Sara and her dreams.

She and her fellow survivors will have to fight for their lives inside the kaiju’s enormous stomach.

The Behemoth paperback collection (120 pages, 6.625” x 10.1875”) stomps into bookstores on September 2, 2025, and comic shops on September 3, 2025. It is available for pre-order now on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, TFAW, and wherever books and comics are sold. The book will retail for $19.99.

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Praise for Behemoth creative team:

“I Am Mother is undoubtedly a strong calling card with plenty on its mind.”—Screen Rant

“Beast is a fast-paced survival film that keeps you on the edge for the vast majority of its runtime.”—Monkeys Fighting Robots

 “Martin weaves adventure and sensitive storytelling into a tale not to be missed. An excellent purchase for graphic novel collections and for readers who enjoy survival stories.”—School Library Journal on Lost Boy

“Debut creator Martin crafts a tale of desperation and resilience in this haunting survivalist graphic novel.”—Publishers Weekly on Lost Boy