Having gone back through the announcements, I've chosen the ones I'm most interested in and tried to scrape some pictures together. Many of the info links on image's site linked to from their announcement post don't seem to work atm though, so I only used the ones that do in case the others change.
8House
Brandon Graham et al.
Sci-Fi/Fantasy
2014
"A series of science-fiction/fantasy miniseries set in a world ruled by eight houses"
"It's me collaborating with a huge amount of people to make a shared universe, a magic fantasy thing about these eight magical houses that control everything," he says. "There are all these magic wars going on," including, "the bodies of Cthulhu monsters in space."
Image PR
HERE.
Bitch Planet
Kelly Sue DeConnick and Valentine De Landro
Pulp Sci-Fi
Summer? 2014
"Sure to be a campy, kick-ass adventure, BITCH PLANET is the story of five leading ladies ready to bust out of their prison cells. BITCH PLANET is a new, ongoing science-fiction action series"
Image Launch PR
HERE.
@aaronmeyers said:
Cerulean (maybe)
Nick Spencer and Frazier Irving
Sci-Fi
"The last survivors of Earth, who upload their consciousnesses and take the long way to an inhabitable planet"
@aaronmeyers said:
C.O.W.L.
Kyle Higgins, Alec Segal, and Rod Reis
1960's Superheroes
May 2014
"1960s Chicago, in a time when the once-heralded superhero labor union C.O.W.L. struggles to maintain their public image and regain the confidence of the people"
Image Launch PR
HERE.
Low
Rick Remender and Greg Tocchini
Oceanic Sci-Fi "Aquatic Sci-Fi Fantasy"
Preview (NSFW)
A "high-octane science fiction adventure, this time to the lowest depths of Earth after it has been ravaged by the sun’s radiation"
Image PR
HERE.
Ody-C
Matt Fraction and Christian Ward
Mythological Sci-Fi
Late Summer / Fall
"A retelling of the Odyssey in Space, where all the men are women and all the women are men"
@debaoki said:
Paradigms (maybe)
Nick Spencer and Butch Guice
Fantasy / Spy thriller
Tagline: Belief is a Weapon
"Kind of a mile-a-minute exploration of these clans that are subject to the approval of their gods"
Restoration
Bill Willingham and Barry Kitson
Modern Fantasy?
2014 (though "the art isn't finished yet aside from a preliminary sketch")
"Lords of magic have been slowly taking away magic away from the modern world, and that is why there is no magic around, yet something happens in a secret facility and magic, monsters, and mayhem are unleashed upon the our world. Demons and monsters begin claiming territory, and so the series begins."
The Wicked and the Divine by Kieron Gillen and James McKelvie
Modern Day Gods and
Mobsters Idols
Summer 2014
"Every 90 years gods reincarnate in human bodies. This has gone on forever. These people speak in tongues, they perform secretive miracles. They are loved, they are hated, they are brilliant. And in two years, they are dead"
And from Image, "The new ongoing series will feature guest creators and surprise arcs with alternate endings that will bring the gods of mythology to life."
Alternate endings sounds... odd.
Wytches
Scott Snyder and Jock
Horror
"Everything you thought you knew about witches is wrong. They are much darker, and they are much more horrifying"
I'll probably end up trade waiting Wytches though. Most Snyder books seem to read better that way.
I'm interested in Casanova's new "fancy-ass hardcovers" when they come out ^^
And while I don't think I'm interested in Nameless, I love this quote:
"Nameless is the ultimate horror comic," Burnham says. "[Morrison] has never done a straight-up, ball-to-the-wall horror book. That's what I told him I wanted, and that's what we're doing. I think it's going to be awesome and terrible, and hopefully some 11-year-old kids will steal it, and it'll ruin their lives forever"
And Joe Keatinge and Leila Del Luca's 'Shutter' which releases in April has a preview -
http://www.comicbookresources.com/prev_img.php?pid=19745&cover=1