A new chapter in the saga of We’re Taking Everyone Down With Us unfolds, as Image Comics announces a sequel, In Good Hands With Bad Company, to the original series that captured the imagination of comic readers and collectors alike.

The final issue of We’re Taking Everyone Down With Us was published yesterday, revealing that the adventure will continue under the skilled hands of writer Matthew Rosenberg and artist Stefano Landini. Set to launch in 2026, In Good Hands With Bad Company promises to delve deeper into the complex narrative surrounding Alistair Rook.
“Stefano and I are blown away by the love for our weird little book,” said Rosenberg. “We couldn’t have done it without the support of all the amazing fans and retailers. I mean, we could have. But it would have been very stupid, and we would have lost so much money.”
Readers have witnessed a gripping story unfold in We’re Taking Everyone Down With Us, which follows 13-year-old Annalise after her mad-scientist father is murdered by the world’s greatest spy. This event leaves her grappling with loss and the prospect of revenge, highlighting her unexpected companionship with her late father’s robot bodyguard. Over six dynamic issues, the series has explored themes of revenge, growing up, and the intersection of super spies and pseudoscience.
For collectors who may have missed this unique blend of espionage and science fiction, a collected edition of We’re Taking Everyone Down With Us will be available in comic book stores on December 24, 2025, followed by a broader release, including through Amazon, on January 20, 2026. This strategy aligns with Image Comics’ ongoing efforts to bolster support for local comic retailers.
We’re Taking Everyone Down With Us by Matthew Rosenberg, Stefano Landini, Jason Wordie
In this intriguing graphic novel, the collision of classic spy narratives and moral ambiguity invites readers into Annalise’s world. After her father’s death, she is thrust into a choice: to pursue a normal life for the first time, or to seek vengeance that could upheave the world order. The series has received acclaim for its artistic and narrative depth, receiving praise from industry figures like Geoff Johns, who called it “one of the most beautiful and intriguing new books of 2025.”
Based on reporting by https://www.facebook.com/richard.james.johnston. Read the full story at https://bleedingcool.com/comics/were-taking-everyone-down-with-us-is-in-good-hands-with-bad-company/.

