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    Home » GVN Talking Comics Exclusive Page Preview: Ahoy Comics ‘The Toxic Avenger Comics #7’ by Matt Bors And Fred Harper
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    GVN Talking Comics Exclusive Page Preview: Ahoy Comics ‘The Toxic Avenger Comics #7’ by Matt Bors And Fred Harper

    • By Martin
    • January 20, 2026
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    A muscular, mutant figure with deformed features stands in front of a large sketch of his own face; "The Toxic Avenger" logo appears in green and orange text.

    AHOY Comics is back with another outrageous installment of mutant mayhem, and we’ve got your first look inside. The Toxic Avenger Comics #7, written by Matt Bors and illustrated by Fred Harper, features a new chapter that combines Bors’s sharp satire with the grimy, radioactive charm that only Harper and “Toxie” can deliver. And what better setting for this wild story than Washington, D.C.? After all, who knows slime better than the people there? Be sure to see how things unfold after the events of Issue #6!

    Toxie finds himself covered in blood—but whose blood is it? Since his last memory placed him in Washington DC’s ultimate halls of power, he’d better get out of town—without being seen, a tough job for an oozing-green radioactive mutant.”

    Like previous installments in the Toxie saga, this issue pushes the cult icon into fresh chaos—equal parts grotesque, hilarious, and weirdly heartfelt—and Harper’s kinetic, grimy‑beautiful linework turns every panel into a toxic spill you can’t look away from.

    Before the book hits shelves on January 28th, enjoy this exclusive page reveal showcasing just how wild things are about to get in our nation’s capital.

    A muscular, mutated superhero stands in front of a large "WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE" poster showing his own face. The comic book title "The Toxic Avenger" is at the top. A green monster recounts an attack by a tentacled creature to a blonde woman in orange; the creature attacks, causing chaos and a mess. A woman in sunglasses takes notes on the phone, surprised by a green creature appearing behind her; she then answers a ringing rotary phone, startled, as the creature watches. A man in a suit speaks to masked figures in a dimly lit, industrial room with large numbers on the wall; shadowy and tense atmosphere. A comic page of a man and a monster.

    Ahoy Comics’ The Toxic Avenger, Issue #7 by Matt Bors and Fred Harper, hits stands on January 28th.

    Martin
    Martin

    Senior Writer at GeekVibesNation – I am a 60 something child of the 70’s who admits to being a Star Trek/Star Wars/Comic Book junkie who once dove headfirst over a cliff (Ok, it was a small hill) to try to rescue his Fantastic Four comic from a watery grave. I am married to a lovely woman who is as crazy as I am and the proud parent of a 21-year-old young man with autism. My wife and son are my real heroes.

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