Art For Art’s Sake #177: Inktober Update
We’re mid-way into October now and the annual Inktober thing has been filling up comic folks’ social media – so
Read moreWe’re mid-way into October now and the annual Inktober thing has been filling up comic folks’ social media – so
Read moreThe latest class of Marvel’s Stormbreakers is already starting to make their mark on the Marvel Universe. In January, they’ll
Read moreThe greatest army of heroes ever assembled go to war against the deadliest group of villains who’ve ever lived in
Read moreDark Horse Books has revealed a preview of Berserk Volume 41 TPB, dropping next week from the late Kentaro Miura.
Read moreWriter: Ed Brisson Artist: Dexter Soy Outgunned and overwhelmed, Deathstroke’s first mission takes a shocking and brutal turn as a
Read moreWriter: Bruce Campbell Artist: Eduardo Risso Colours: Kristian Rossi Letters: Rob Leigh Sgt. Rock and Easy Company are behind enemy lines,
Read moreWriter: Phillip Kennedy Johnson Artist: Mike Perkins Colours: Lee Loughridge Letters: Dave Sharpe KAL-EL RETURNS, PART 3 THE EPIC CROSSOVER
Read moreIt might be mid-October but the Batgirls summer is far from over, as the caped crusaders find themselves contending with
Read moreEasily one of the best stories of the last three years of X-Men has been the recurring motif and evolution
Read moreBOOM! Studios today proudly announced Dune: House Harkonnen, a brand new four-issue comic book series expanding the rich mythology of
Read moreInferno Girl Red by artist Erica D’urso (The Mighty Valkyries) and writer Mat Groom (Self/Made, Ultraman) is coming to Image
Read moreCrossovers are always a little bit of fun. Seeing characters who don’t normally interact mix and mingle is a little
Read moreScout Comics has revealed an early look at Patty & Laz, dropping in 2023 from writer Michael Sanchez, artist/colorist Reik
Read moreThe heroism, tragedy, and insanity of the war in Ukraine hits readers in a poignant collection of nine stories by
Read moreBOOM! Studios has announced Mosely, a brand new five-issue series from writer Rob Guillory, artist Sam Lotfi, and colorist Jean-Francois
Read moreWritten by Matt Bors Art by Ben Clarkson “In the outrageous new book that Boing Boing calls “all the glorious
Read moreBrian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples’ Saga #61 sees the return of the ongoing series after a slight hiatus and
Read moreOn the eve of their 60th anniversary, the Avengers will embark on one of their greatest epics yet in Avengers
Read moreJoelle Jones is among the many artists who has jumped onto Zestworld, a one-stop shop for creators to publish their
Read moreAs reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Vault Comics’ series Resonant is to be adapted for television by CBS Studios, Ridley
Read moreBOOM! Studios has revealed a first look at We Only Find Them When They’re Dead #14, the penultimate issue in
Read moreGeoff Johns and Gary Frank’s Junkyard Joe one-shot has sold out and getting a second printing and a new cover
Read moreIn a Comicon exclusive, Dark Horse Comics has revealed the covers to Quick Stops #3, dropping on January 4, 2023
Read moreOni Press has revealed a preview of It Took Luke, dropping next week from writer Mark Bouchard and artist Bayleigh
Read moreEarlier today, Dynamite released a number of striking covers for their upcoming Darkwing Duck comic book, but had not yet
Read moreOni Press has revealed a preview of their epic graphic novel retelling of the Japanese folktale Issunboshi, out next week
Read moreThis January, Darkwing Duck returns to own the night in the pages of comic books published by Dynamite. To celebrate
Read moreThe comics adaptation of Fritz Leiber’s Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser returns to print in an omnibus format from Dark
Read morePurgatori, Dynamite’s ancient vampire/demoness has accrued many enemies, mortal and beyond, across her thousands of years of scheming and adventuring.
Read moreOne of the things Miles Morales has needed most since the end of Secret Wars has been his own rogues.
Read moreThere are few sentences more chilling than “there’s something in the water,” but that’s what Marshall Holt and geologist, Ed
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