On Wednesday, April 22nd, Dark Horse Comics & DOGU Publishing is releasing Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo KAITŌ ’84 #2 (of 5) – which features Miyamoto Usagi’s descendent in 1984.
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for this week’s
new release from Dark Horse Comics on New Comic Book Day…
Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo KAITŌ ’84 #2 (of 5)
Story by Zack Rosenberg & Jared Cullum
Script by Zack Rosenberg
Art by Jared Cullum
Letters by Jared Cullum
Covers & Cover Artists:
Jared Cullum (Cover A)
Stan Sakai (Cover B)
Kevin Eastman (Cover C)
Genres: Action/Adventure · Crime/Mystery · Media Tie-In
Format: FC, 32 pages, Miniseries
Age range: 8+
SRP: $4.99
Publication Date: April 22, 2026
The crew is reunited; the target is in sight. A high-stakes heist promises a new beginning, but when the job goes sideways, a relentless chase erupts across Osaka. Now, with the cops closing in and an even more dangerous foe on their tail, Kaito must outwit his enemies—and confront a chilling vision from his past that could unravel everything he’s fighting for.
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