Unlimited Extras: What’s Coming To Comixology Unlimited In January

Every month, Comixology adds more titles to its burgeoning all-you-can-eat subscription service Comixology Unlimited, which allows readers access to a virtual library of comics for a flat monthly fee. January’s update goes live today, and the service is set to be bolstered by a new wave of awesome comics for you to peruse, including G-Man, Kaijumax and Megahex.

While the roster of Comixology Unlimited titles has been incredibly rich since its launch, it has thus far focused mostly on the higher profile indie titles and publishers, but the addition of Simon Hanselman's Megahex seems to mark a possible shift in the content provided through the service.

In a statement provided by Comixology, Hanselmann said, "While I know nothing about technology and have never read a digital comic, it's nice to see a departure from the cape-centric mainstream stuff and see some alternative comics in the mix on Comixology."

Megahex is the first of Hanselmann's books from Fantagraphics starring the popular characters of Megg, Mogg, and Owl, which are very, very, very loosely based of a series of 1970s British children's' books. Last year, the cartoonist released a follow-up in Megg & Mogg In Amsterdam, and he is currently working on the follow up, One More Year, which he says is "basically the best humor comic ever made, by anybody"

As a word of warning, Megahex is a mature readers book and features some scenes and jokes that may make readers uncomfortable, including a scene that involves sexual assault.

Elsewhere in the line-up this month is Zander Cannon's cult-favorite Kaijumax, a prison drama featuring large Godzilla style monsters, and Chris Giarrusso's all-ages superhero caper G-Man: Learning To Fly which is a personal favorite of mine.

Check out a preview of Megahex below, and the full list of everything joining and leaving Comixology Unlimited this month:

What's coming to ComiXology Unlimited in January 2017:

• Alphagirl #1-2 by Jean-Paul Bonjour, Jeff Roenning and Robert Love (Image Comics)
• Armor Hunters Vol. 1 and #1-4 by Robert Venditti, Cafu and Doug Braithwaite (Valiant Entertainment)
• Complete Battlefields Vol. 1 by Garth Ennis, Russ Braun, Carlos Ezquerra, Hector Ezquerra and Peter Snejbjerg (Dynamite)
• The Complete Elfquest Vol. 1: The Original Quest Vol. 1 by Richard Pini and Wendy Pini (Dark Horse Comics)
• Copperhead #1-3 by Jay Faerber and Scott Godlewski (Image Comics)
• Courtney Crumrin and the Coven of Mystics Vol. 2 and #1-4 by Ted Naifeh (Oni Press)
• Damsels #1-6 by Leah Moore, John Reppion and Aneke (Dynamite)
• Evil Ernie Vol. 1 and #1-6 by Jesse Blaze Snider and Jason Craig, Kyle Hotz and Stephen Segovia (Dynamite)
• Fairy Quest collection & #1-2 by Paul Jenkins and Humberto Ramos (BOOM! Studios)
• G-Man: Learning to Fly by Chris Giarrusso (Image Comics)
• Jim Butcher's The Dresden Files: Down Town collection and #1-5 by Jim Butcher,
• Mark Powers and Carlos Gomez (Dynamite)
• Kaijumax Vol.1 and #1-6 by Zander Cannon (Oni Press)
• King: Price Valiant #1-4 by Nate Cosby and Ron Salas (Dynamite)
• Kiss #1 by Amy Chu and Kewber Baal (Dynamite)
• Megahex by Simon Hanselmann (Fantagraphics)
• Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #2 by Kyle Higgins and Hendry Prasetya (BOOM! Studios)
• Nancy in Hell #1-4 by El Torres and Juan Jose Ryp (Image Comics)
• Pantha Vol. 1 and #1-6 by Brandon Jerwa and Pow Podrix (Dynamite)
• Quantum and Woody Vol. 1-2 and #5-8 by James Asmus, Tom Fowler and Ming
• Doyle (Valiant Entertainment)
• Red Sonja Vol. 2: The Art of Blood and Fire by Gail Simone, Walter Geovani and Ivan Rodriguez (Dynamite)
• Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time: Eye of the World #1-6 by Chuck Dixon, Robert Jordan and Chase Conley (Dynamite)
• Shadowman (1997-1998) #1-8 by Garth Ennis, Ashley Wood and Charlie Allard (Valiant Entertainment)
• The Beauty #1-3 by Jeremy Haun and Jason Hurley (Image Comics)
• The Boys Vol. 3: Good for the Soul by Garth Ennis, Tony Avina and Darick Robertson (Dynamite)
• Vampirella Vol. 2: A Murder of Crows by Brandon Jerwa, Eric Trautmann, Johnny Desjardins, Heubert Khan Michael and Fabiano Neves (Dynamite)

What's leaving the service in January 2017:

• Abe Sapien: Dark and Terrible #1-3 by Scott Allie, Mike Mignola and Max Fiumara (Dark Horse Comics)
• Aliens: More than Human collection and #1-4 by John Arcudi, Gabriel Andrade and
• Zach Howard (Dark Horse Comics)
• Amanda Hocking's The Hollows: A Hollowland Graphic Novel collection and #1-10 by Amanda Hocking, Tony Lee and Steve Uy (Dynamite)
• Ares & Aphrodite #1-3 by Jamie S. Rich and Megan Levens (Oni Press)
• Bad Medicine #1-3 by Nunzio DeFilippis, Christina Weir and Christopher Mitten (Oni Press)
• Charismagic Vol. 1 and #1-6 by Vince Hernandez and Khary Randolph (Aspen Comics)
• Dark Corridor #1-3 by Rich Tommaso (Image Comics)
• Dark Engine Vol. 1 and #1-5 by Ryan Burton and John Bivens (Image Comics)
• Mass Effect: Redemption #1-4 by John Jackson Miller, Mac Walters and Omar Francia (Dark Horse Comics)
• Wasteland #7-14 by Antony Johnston, Carla Speed McNeil and Christopher Mitten (Oni Press)