SDCC 2018: IDW To Focus On TMNT Villain Shredder In New Mini-Series
TMNT regular artist Mateus Santolouco will be in charge of writing and art duties on IDW’s forthcoming 5 part mini-series
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A Study In Emerald: What To Know Before You Buy
A Study In Emerald is a very faithful comic adaption of a short story by Neil Gaiman that first appeared
Read moreSDCC 2018: Image’s We Believe In Fantasy Panel With Charles Soule, Sam Humphries, Johnnie Christmas, Grace Kelly, Jeremy Haun & Megan Hutchison
The Image Comics Panel, “We Believe in Fantasy” at SDCC 2018 featured Charles Soule, Grace Ellis, Jeremy Haun, Sam Humphries,
Read moreDie! Die! Die! A Bold, Brash And Bloody Read From Kirkman And Co.
The big news last week was the stealth release of Robert Kirkman, Scott M Gimble, Chris Burnham and Nathan Fairbairn’s
Read moreDid The Amazons Really Exist? TED Ed Sheds Some Light On Wonder Woman’s Sisters
Wonder Woman is deeply rooted in Greek Mythology. The isle of the Amazons first appears when Heracles is sent there
Read moreIt’s Great To Be ‘Bad Girls’ In Alex De Campi And Victor Santos’ New Graphic Novel
You don’t usually think of stealing six million dollars as an add-on item, like picking up milk at the store
Read moreShould Comics Have Pre-Order Exclusive Content Like Video Games?
If you follow comic creators on social media, you are bound to see a post like this. Then like a
Read moreWitness The Rise Of Padraig The Grotesque In Clankillers #1
Like the demented stepchild of Game of Thrones, Braveheart and Mark Millar’s Kick Ass, Sean Lewis (Betrothed, The Few, Coyotes)
Read moreSDCC 2018: Mankind Enters The Last Space Race This October With Aftershock
Space is something that has fascinated us for ages. We wonder what else is out there and if we’re alone
Read moreSDCC 2018: Scooby Doo, Supernatural & Buffy All In One With ExorSisters From Image
Eisner Award-winning writer Ian Boothby (The Simpsons, MAD Magazine) and artist Gisele Lagace (Ménage à 3, Archie Meets Ramones, Jem
Read moreSDCC 2018: Opening Night Of The Show In Photos
Standing outside the main show floor at San Diego Comic-Con while the crowd waits for the doors to open, and
Read moreSDCC 2018: Dynamite Offer Up 5 One-Shot Comic Book Treats For This Halloween
It may well be high summer where you are (it’s certainly been a scorcher here in the UK over the
Read moreFarmhand #1 Is Hilarious Horror With Shades Of The Body Snatchers And Willy Wonka
Rob Guillory came to prominence as the artist on his and John Layman’s spectacular sleeper hit, Chew, which I devoured like
Read moreExplore The Deceptive Nature Of Legend In Relay #1
A perfect future of intergalactic travel and community. Every newly discovered planet is unified culturally through a monolithic structure known
Read moreComiXology Originals Reveals 7 New Titles And Creative Teams At SDCC 2018 Event
At the ComiXology Originals Announcement event ahead of San Diego Comic-Con this afternoon, press and creators were gathered for a
Read moreAdvance Review: Blackwood #3 Vindicates Any Hard Feelings You’ve Ever Harbored Against Bugs
[**Spoilers if you haven’t seen Dark Horse’s preview for Blackwood #3] If you forget how Blackwood #2 ended, it will all
Read moreHard Choices Abound In Bloodshot Salvation #11
Any long time reader of this series would have had deja vu with this issue, and for good reason. But
Read moreFlash War Concludes With A Bang In The Flash #50
Zoom has manipulated Wally into destroying the force barrier, something that was holding the Speed Force at bay, along with
Read moreEnter The Alien Spaceport Itself In Port Of Earth #7
No humans are allowed at the port, but ESA agents Rice and McIntyre are about to change that as they’re
Read moreSDCC 2018: KISS Trading Cards Coming From Dynamite Entertainment
Dynamite Entertainment has been publishing a number of KISS comics lately including crossovers with Vampirella and Army of Darkness. The
Read moreSDCC 2018: Boom! Studios Reveals Signing And Appearance Schedule
Time is running out for you to make your plans for San Diego Comic Con this week. It’s becoming more
Read moreSDCC 2018: G. Willow Wilson And Christian Ward Join Berger Books For ‘Invisible Kingdom’
As part of their pre-San Diego Comic-Con announcements, Dark Horse and Berger Books are have revealed Invisible Kingdom, an “epic
Read moreNot Harpy Ever After? The X-Files Case Files Return In ‘Hoot Goes There?’
Ah, the 90s. A time of pop punk, white kids with dreadlocks and The X-Files. Well, IDW have another X-Files:
Read moreSDCC 2018: IDW And Marvel Partner For Middle Grade Readers Line Arriving This Autumn
Marvel Entertainment and IDW Publishing have announced that the two companies will develop middle-grade comic books designed for younger readers.
Read moreSDCC 2018: Black Mask Partners With Sam Esmail For Mr. Robot Comic Series
Some announcements are just too good to be true and you kind of blink. Black Mask Studios, who traditionally publish
Read moreSDCC 2018 On The Ground: Photos Of A City In Set-Up Mode
Walking around San Diego on the day before Preview Night is like seeing a comic convention struggling into existence and
Read moreListen To My Art Podcast, Ep. 12: Get Animated With Remus And Kiki
In this episode of Listen To My Art I spoke with Remus Buznea and Kiki Kyraikou about their works in
Read moreWe’re Just Branches On A Tree Of Woe – Rob Guillory’s Farmhand Debuts
Jedidiah Jenkins is a farmer, but his cash crop isn’t corn or soy. Jed grows fast-healing, plug-and-play human organs. Lose
Read moreSDCC 2018: Power Rangers: Shattered Grid Collections Coming In 2019
With how popular Power Rangers: Shattered Grid has been, it’s no surprise that the storyline would be collected in trade
Read moreBottom Of The Pile: July 11th, 2018 – Amazing Spider-Man, Champions, Optimus Prime, Superman, The Flash, Transformers
This column’s been on break for the last few weeks while I managed E3 coverage plus another little project that’ll
Read moreSDCC 2018: Rainbow Brite Ongoing Series Shines At Dynamite
For many of us, the 1980’s represented a peak time for pop culture, spawning comics, cartoons, and films that resonated
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