Bloomsbury Academic Previews Its Latest ‘Marvel Age Of Comics’ Paperback — ‘Wolverine: Weapon X’
Having thoroughly enjoyed two of the previous Bloomsbury Academic novellas (The Mighty Avengers Vs. The 1970s and Marvel Age of
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Books
AmaZINE It’s In A Book Edition: Previewing ‘This Mortal Coil’ From Bonedust Press
Welcome to the table, We exist in a landscape where “big blockbusters” feel more akin to the sword of Damocles,
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Review: Josiah Bancroft’s ‘The Books Of Babel’ Series
The Books of Babel is a four-volume fantasy series by Josiah Bancroft. Book 1: Senlin Ascends is best described as
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He-Man Week: Interviewing Mackenzi Lee About ‘Teela: Daughter Of Eternos’
Welcome to the table, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe inspired multiple generations to truly believe they “had the
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‘Star Wars’ Month — The ‘Young Jedi Knights’ Books Were Absolutely Amazing
All good things must end. After a month of toys, comics, movies, shows, and more, Comicon’s Star Wars month concludes.
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Just What Is ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ Anyways?
If you’ve been in geek spaces in the last three or so months, you’ve heard the name Dungeon Crawler Carl.
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‘Star Wars’ Month: 10 Notable Mandalorians From Across the Fandom
From early preproduction mentions of Jedi-hating supercommandoes to the stars of their own Star Wars cinematic adventures, the Mandalorians have
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Interview: Steve Darnall Chats About His Novelisation Of Kurt Busiek And Alex Ross’ ‘Marvels’
Marvels by Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross was a huge comic book event when it came out over thirty years
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Kickstarting Comics — Massive First Look At Clover Press’ ‘The Marvel Art Of Mike Zeck’ On
We’re leaving you with something of a treat tonight. Clover Press and Marvel are collaborating once again on a new
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‘The Art Of Goosebumps’ Returns To Print From Dynamite
R.L Stine‘s Goosebumps has captivated generations of kids with its particular brand of horror chills. A key part of the appeal: Tim
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‘Star Wars’ Month: The Comicon.com Staff’s Favorite Classic Novel Covers
For about seven years, the Star Wars fan’s lifeline was the Expanded Universe. While we’ve talked extensively about Star Wars
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Trailer Watch: ‘My Adventures With Superman’ Returns For An Epic Third Season
My Adventures With Superman is a winning mix of the best elements in action anime and superheroes. It is also
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Gugs, Nightgaunt, And Yithians With WizKids’ ‘Icons Of The Realms: Maddening Monsters Of Ravenloft’
Welcome to the table, Before we dig too deep, I want to direct you to this piece I wrote about
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Star Wars Month: ‘Shadows Of The Empire’ Was A Fascinating Pop Culture Experiment
Following the end of the original trilogy of Star Wars films, the universe was wide open, full of possibilities. But
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Exclusive First Look At Jim Fletcher And James Martin’s ‘Flippitoons Odditome Of Deadlies and Dreadlies’ Vol. 1
Creative director and comic industry veteran Jim Fletcher may not be a name known to many outside of the industry,
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WizKids Calls Up Eldritch Enemies From Dungeons & Dragons ‘Ravenloft: The Horrors Within’
Welcome to the table, Before we dig too deep, I want to direct you to this piece I wrote about
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‘Star Wars’ Month: The Galaxy’s Future Lies In The High Republic’s Past
Welcome to Star Wars month at Comicon.com! All through May, the team will talk about, perhaps, the greatest genre franchise
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Ten Speed Press Lets You Bring Your Own Colors To ‘Magic: The Gathering’
Welcome to the table, There are times when you want to engage your brain while relaxing. An activity that has
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Trek Thursdays: An Appreciation Of ‘Star Trek’ Novel Covers
Sixty years ago, Star Trek first hit our screens. The series was groundbreaking, but it wasn’t an immediate hit, getting
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This Fall, Research Before You Raid With “Chronicles Of The Tomb Raider”
Explore the world of the hit game series Tomb Raider with an in-depth look at the legend and legacy. Dark
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Dark Horse Announces ‘The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom – Secrets Of The Zonai’ HC
Travel Back to Hyrule with Dark Horse Direct. The Milwaukee, Oregon-based publisher has announced The Legend of Zelda: Tears of
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Boys In The Bank: Talking ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ With Author Rachel Walther
What’s so great about winning when Al Pacino makes losing look so cool? Cool is probably the wrong word to
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Talking ‘Twin Peaks’ With ‘A Place Both Wonderful and Strange’ Author Scott Meslow
Twin Peaks will never go out of style, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t new things that can still be
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An Interview With ‘Popcorn Disabilities’ Author Kristen Lopez
Movies still have a long way to go when it comes to representation of all kinds. For her latest book,
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Fire & Blood Files: Wait … There’s Nine Kingdoms Now?
The final episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms‘ first season, “The Morrow,” concludes with the newly re-squired Egg
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Mattel Unveils An Epic ‘Masters Of The Universe’ Publishing Program Ahead New Film
Welcome to the table, We have been talking a lot about He-Man and the Masters of the Universe behind
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The Bram Stoker Awards Superior Achievement In Graphic Novel Nominations Announced
Welcome to the table, Every year, the Horror Writers Association presents the Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement. This
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Fire & Blood Files: Why That Flashback Matters
The flashback in the middle third of “In The Name of the Mother”, the penultimate episode of A Knight of
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Dynamite Kids Sets ‘PAW Patrol’ Board Book ‘Ruff ’n Ready Rescues!’ For Spring
Dynamite Kids’ PAW Patrol initiative continues with Ruff ’n Ready Rescues! this Spring. As the company announced Friday, the activity
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Fire & Blood Files: Who’s Who & What’s What In The Trial Of Seven
The concept of “trial by combat” is hardly new to A Knight of the Seven Kingdom viewers with at least
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Fire & Blood Files: The Identity Of Egg And Why It’s Important
<<Warning: spoilers follow for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Episode 3, “The Squire” (and, broadly, possible future seasons of
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