Today we present you with the last of our exclusive previews for Top Cow’s Bushido by Rob Levin and Jessada Sutthi, as the series wraps up with issue #5 on sale October 30, 2013.

There’s not too much I can say about this last installment. We’ve been following Kichiro through four issues of vampire action. It’s high-time for him to lead the charge and eliminate the monsters who have killed his family and kidnapped his girlfriend. It’s time for him to take his revenge and wipe out the scourge of vampires once and for all.

Once again, thanks to our friends over at Top Cow for letting us premiere these exclusive preview pages of Bushido, for what has been a fun series. I hope they’ve gotten you interested enough in the series to give it more than just a look. I’m sure this won’t be the last we hear from Levin or Sutthi”¦ but I’m not so sure about Kichiro.

Conan and the People of the Black Circle #1
Written by Fred Van Lente
Art by Ariel Olivetti
Letters by Richard Starkings & Comicraft
Cover by Ariel Olivetti
Dark Horse Comics
Release Date: October 23, 2013
Cover Price: $3.50

Based on a couple of panels of preview art I saw, I was set to love Conan and the People of the Black Circle #1. Painted! And Ariel Olivetti‘s Conan looked like a real badass. I even pulled up my online pull list to put it in this week’s basket.

But then I got my advance reading copy and with each successive page, my initial enthusiasm waned. There’s something just”¦missing here. It felt flat overall, lacking dynamism and fluidity, with some pages containing only three or four illustrations per. There were some compositional elements that made it seem like the characters weren’t looking/reacting to each other. It also appeared that a profile illo of the evil sorcerer was repurposed three times, and not for dramatic effect.

We saw what it would look like if Game Of Thrones was presented like a TV sitcom like Seinfeld.

Now, the folks who brought you that mash-up are back – this time, Matin Comedy has combined the sounds and laugh track of Seinfeld with the scenes and dialogue of the creepy horror film, The Ring, starring Naomi Watts.

Check out the video mash-up here below.

Last week we saw the release of the teaser trailer for Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. The teaser featured zero footage from the film but gave us a slideshow of promotional stills of the cast and concept art from Ralph McQuarrie. It was an interesting look at how the film was marketed in an age without the internet – back then there were no trailers for trailers.

Now the official Star Wars YouTube page has released the teaser trailer for Return of the Jedi, or as it was known by its first title before George Lucas decided to change it: Revenge of the Jedi. You can see the teaser below.

EA’s Battlefield and Activision’s Call of Duty franchises are set to go head-to-head once again with the release on Battlefield 4 on October 29th, and Call of Duty: Ghosts on November 5th.

We’ve seen a campaign trailer for Ghosts already, which appears to be attempting to offer a much better story than previous games (supported by their decision to bring in Oscar-winning Traffic screenwriter Steven Gaghan to work on the game). And now comes a story trailer for Battlefield 4, which also looks to be upping the story quality.

You can check out the new trailer below.