Courtesy of IDW Publishing, here's over twenty pages of sneak previews of this week's issues of Doctor Who, Godzilla, and 30 Days of Night. All of these issues hit shops this Wednesday, October 31. Here are the synopses:

When you've got amazing technologies or strong magical powers, death doesn't have to have the final word. But is bringing the dead back to life always a good idea? We look the reasons it's better to say no to resurrection.

Courtesy of IDW Publishing, here's an exclusive sneak peek at this week's issue of the ongoing vampire series 30 Days of Night. This issue hits stores Wednesday, June 6 — here's the synopsis:

Kim Newman is not just an acclaimed film critic and pop culture expert — he's also the author of a Dracula-themed alternate history book series, beginning with Anno Dracula. So he knows what he's talking about when he says that a lot of recent vampire stories, well, suck.

Courtesy of IDW Publishing, here's an exclusive sneak peek at the next issue of the 30 Days of Night ongoing series by writer Steve Niles and extremely idiosyncratic illustrator Sam Kieth (whose work we recently discussed on this very site). 30 Days of Night #4 hits stores this Wednesday, January 25 — here's a plot…

With New York Comic Con in full swing, we're psyched to bring you a seven-page preview of some brand new vampire insanity!

Speaking of crossover comics, IDW Publishing is following up their "zombies versus Transformers, G.I. Joe, Star Trek, and Ghostbusters" miniseries Infestation with an even nuttier sequel. From IDW's press release:

Captain America will feature a controversial sequence after all, and we've got set pics to prove it. The Avengers won't shoot in 3-D after all. Betty Draper is the X-Men's White Queen. Plus Fringe, Chuck, True Blood, Battleship and Smallville.

Normally direct-to-DVD sequels are a bit of disappointment. But the new 30 Days of Night 2 trailer has us thinking this might be a whole lot of bloody fun. Check out what happens after the 30-day Alaskan human flesh buffet.