Jen Walters Is Back As She-Hulk In November With A Target On Her Back
This November, as part of Marvel Legacy, Jen Walters will be taking the name She-Hulk back in her solo title.
Read moreThis November, as part of Marvel Legacy, Jen Walters will be taking the name She-Hulk back in her solo title.
Read moreDark Horse Comics and Borealys Games have teamed up to bring the Mages of Mystralia webcomic to graphic novel format,
Read moreTitan Comics have recently released a slew of comic book series based on computer games and now they’re turning their
Read moreFondly remembered from the 70s, classic British comics Misty and Scream! have been stitched together and reanimated just in time for
Read moreEndings are difficult things. They’re unsatisfying when you’ve enjoyed a piece of serialized media; you just want to go on
Read moreIn December, Drawn & Quarterly will be releasing a momentous book–Tove Jansson’s very first Moomin story that went on to
Read moreArchie Comics have released a full listing of the books they’ll be publishing in the month of January 2018, and
Read moreBoom! Studios have announced a mystical new original graphic novel in their Archaia imprint in A Girl In The Himalayas.
Read moreComic artist Ulli Lust has adapted a novel by Marcel Beyer set in Nazi Germany during the final years of
Read moreValiant’s new ICONS series spotlighting major characters is turning toward Ninjak for Ninja-K in December. We knew that the book
Read moreMarvel are going to be producing another line-wide series of variant covers based on a character theme, or rather a
Read moreTentacle Kitty is everywhere–at conventions, in shopping malls, on the internet. Created by John and Raena Merritt in 2009, the
Read moreA science fiction graphic novel is hitting the campaign road today on Kickstarter, written and drawn by comic creator John
Read moreArchie Comics’ tie-in comic series Riverdale, loosely coinciding with the characters and events in the CW TV series Riverdale, arrives
Read moreEmmy Award-winning artist, comic creator, and writer Dean Haspiel has a new play opening in New York City at The
Read moreI had the good fortune, not only of hearing what Black Crown had to say at panels at SDCC ’17
Read moreFrom The New York Times bestselling writer Matt Kindt (Mind MGMT) and Peter Panzerfaust artist Tyler Jenkins comes a rural mystery series
Read moreAnother week, another stack of comics to get through. If you’re new to this, welcome to Bottom of the Pile,
Read moreAs we covered at New York Comic Con 2017, at Oni Press’s 20th Anniversary Panel, they announced an interesting new
Read moreAs we’ve been aware of since the beginning of X-O Manowar’s ICONS launch, the series is proceeding through various phases
Read moreMolly and company hit the road, Ben kills stuff, and Johnny Eldritch has a conference call with the Destroyer of
Read moreThis week, a new series kicks off at Dark Horse that’s set within the Eisner-award-winning Black Hammer universe created by
Read moreBoom! Studios has announced an original comic series for January 2018 that will feature a Detroit-based investigative journalist on the
Read moreFollowing up on Hannah’s early look review for Maestros #1, we can reveal some further page art from creator Steve
Read moreMade Men is back from Oni Press this week, taking resurrectionist notes from the tradition of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, and
Read moreThis week, the third issue of Valiant’s four part miniseries War Mother arrives, written by Fred Van Lente, with art
Read moreAs I can see from a quick glance at the all-seeing, all-knowing magic eye that is the internet, I’m not
Read moreIn the futuristic city of Delphi, a young digital-forensics investigator named Seneca finds himself embroiled in the bizarre murders of
Read moreAfter snapping at his boss and destroying more of his friendships, Barry Allen has been reassigned to Iron Heights. It’s
Read moreThe Archies is a new ongoing series at Archie Comics that follows our Riverdale teens on the road as they
Read moreRumors of the deadly Sharg returning are running rampant around the world. Fortunately, we’ve got a few giant robots and
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