The Wait Is Over: ’90s Teen Comedy Favorite ‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ Is Ready For 4K
Perhaps the best of the teen comedies from the late 1990s renaissance period, Can’t Hardly Wait is set to arrive
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It’s A Generational Thing — Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return’ #4
Whether fair or not, the choices (be they sins or not) of those before us often weigh heavily upon us.
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Nicola Scott Presents A Series Of Artist Spotlight Variant Covers For DC Comics Depicting The Evolution Of Its Most Iconic Heroes
Nicola Scott is to produce 12 new comic book variant covers for DC Comics titles this summer. And the theme
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See Vampire, Slice Vampire — Reviewing ‘Wolverine: Blood Hunt’ #1
Krakoa is gone, but those who lost their island nation don’t have much time to really mourn what they lost.
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Adult Animation Revolution: Annecy 2024 Showcases Top Talent From Across The Globe
Annecy 2024 is the World’s Largest International Animation Festival. This year has attracted top tier talent from around the world–including
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SNAP Into Marvel: Make Room For Thena!
Real Name: Azura First Comic Book Appearance: The Eternals #5 (November 1976) First Multimedia Appearance: Eternals (2021), played by Angelina
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Horror In The White House: IDW Announces ‘The Exorcism At 1600 Penn’
IDW, the publishers of classic horror series like 30 Days of Night and Frankenstein Alive Alive! is about to add
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An Interview With ‘Captain of Her Soul: The Life of Marion Davies’ Author Lara Gabrielle
Who was Marion Davies? According to her biographer, Lara Gabrielle, in Captain of Her Soul: The Life of Marion Davies, she’s
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Preview: Toon Books And Liners Want To Tell You A Scary Story
More fabulous comics for much younger readers now with the latest Toon Books release – Liniers’s Night Stories…
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The Half-Life Of Uranium: Johnny Jimenez On Toy Hunting, Mustangs, And More
Brendan chats with Johnny Jimenez from The Toy Shack about becoming a TV personality, staying in the toy game, and
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First Look At ‘Smash! The Broxteth Devil’ Comes With Exclusive Website-Only Hardback With Charlie Adlard Cover
Collecting the three-issue calvalcade of Brit Comics classic characters – Smash! The Broxteth Devil gets released 11th September.
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It’s Once Again A Day Unlike Any Other In September’s ‘Avengers Assemble’
Earth’s mightiest heroes never sit still for long. This September, a second team of Avengers forms to defend the planet
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TV Review: ‘The Acolyte’ Is Off To A Slow But Promising Start
The High Republic is a relatively new era of Star Wars. So far, it’s primarily been a setting for novels
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Skybound Shares A First Look At G.I.Joe’s ‘Scarlett’ #2
Skybound/Image Comics, and toy and game company Hasbro, have revealed a first look at Scarlett #2, by writer Kelly Thompson
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‘Death Comes For The Toymaker’ This Fall From Magma Comix
Magma Comix brings familiar characters from mythology and folklore and an epic twist to the traditional Christmas legend. Death Comes
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Mutating Into Something New: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Alpha’ #1
Once upon a time, four turtle brothers and their rat father went on adventures and saved the world. Things change.
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Talking ‘Becoming Who We Are’ With Anthology Co-Editor Hazel Newlevant
At a time when it’s more important than ever that trans people be given space to tell their stories, co-editors
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‘Bear Pirate Viking Queen’ To Be Collected By Image Comics This September
Writer Sean Lewis and artist Jonathan Marks Barravecchia’s, bestselling epic fantasy miniseries Bear Pirate Viking Queen, is to be collected in
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Image Comics Hires Three New Staff Members On Iventory, Sales And Marketing
Image Comics have taken on three staff members, Pat O’Connell, José Meza, and Dan Coyle. O’Connell joins as Inventory Manager.
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Kickstarting Comics: Tim Bird’s ‘Adrift On A Painted Sea’
Something new to get behind on Kickstarter: Adrift on a Painted Sea by Tim Bird.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2385: Heading Down To The Brain Of Dr Globulon — More Huge Adventures On A Nano Scale In ‘Intestinauts’
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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Review: ‘Bear Pirate Viking Queen’ #2 Is Not Like #1
Writer Sean Lewis creates a relatively interesting and entertaining script for this issue of the series. Two things that makes
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Mickey & Friends Continue Their Marvel Universe Adventures In New Variant Covers
The Marvel and Mickey mash-ups of the last two years have given fans some of the most fun variant covers
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State Of The X-Line: A Krakoan Goodbye
The age of Krakoa is over. At least the version that fans have come to know and love for years.
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10 Years Of Cartoon Crossroads Columbus – Very Special Guests Announced Including Jeff Smith, Bryan Lee O’Malley, Art Spiegelman
Celebrating 10 years of another great comics show – it’s time for the CXC – Cartoon Crossroads Columbus guest announcements…
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‘Wolverine: Revenge’ Cuts A Bloody Path Through The Marvel Universe In August
He’s the best there is at what he does, and this year, what he does is turn fifty. All year,
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‘Rook: Exodus’ #1 And ‘Redcoat’ #1 Get A Third Printing Each
Ghost Machine have had much success with its all-new line up of titles, as the further sell out success of Rook:
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J Scott Campbell And Bill Sienkiewicz Contribute Variant Covers For Top Cow’s ‘Witchblade’ #1
Top Cow/Image Comics has shared new variant covers for its relaunched and rebooted Witchblade #1 from writer Marguerite Bennett (Animosity,
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Liam Sharp Returns To The World Of StarHenge With ‘Ore: A StarHenge Graphic Novella’
Award-winning, and now Eisner-nominated, artist and writer Liam Sharp (Green Lantern, Spawn: The Dark Ages) is returning to his fantastical Arthurian
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Preview: ‘Kelpie The Boy Wizard’ — Classic John Burns Arthurian Sword & Sorcery
With art by the sadly passed John M. Burns, one of the greats of Brit comics art, Kelpie The Boy
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Commentary: ‘Krapopolis’ Puts A Spin On Observational Comedy
Observational comedy is a very particular skill set. It’s about noticing things in everyday life and spinning them in a
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