Love Really Does Hurt — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #10
Beware, while love is grand, there is also the powerful all-encompassing consuming type that can hit anyone at any time.
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Review: ‘Carmen Red Claw’ #2 Captures The Spirit Of The American West With Occult Detectives
Welcome to the table, Carmen Red Claw continues to ride across the weird west on a gun-shooting, horse-riding, myth-making
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Watch The Full Trailer For ‘Witch Hat Atelier’
Created by Kamome Shirahama, Witch Hat Atelier is a fantasy adventure series about a young girl named Coco who learns
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First Look: Skybound’s ‘Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera’ #2
Skybound, Image Comics, and partners Universal Products & Experiences have shared a first look at writer Tyler Boss and artist
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First Look At Robert Kirkman And David Finch’s ‘Skinbreakers’ #7 – Penultimate Issue
That’s right, folks, Skinbreaker #7, from the co-creator/writer Robert Kirkman, and co-creator/artist David Finch, colourist Annalisa Leoni, and letterer Rus
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Commentary: ‘Goat’ Creates A Real Animal City
Utilizing anthropomorphic characters has been a favorite for children’s films since animation began. There’s something warm and fun about
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Review — ‘Star Trek: Deviations — Threads Of Destiny’ Celebrates Black History
Star Trek actress Nichelle Nichols often told the story of her encounter with Martin Luther King Jr. near the end
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‘Dungeons & Dragons Questers’ Bring Storytelling Fun To Young Adventurers
Welcome to the table, It’s always a bright spot in my day when I learn of new Dungeons &
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Film Review: ‘Send Help’ Is A Nasty, Blood-Streaked Return To Form For Sam Raimi
The horror world rejoiced when it was announced that Sam Raimi’s latest feature, Send Help, would be an R-rated
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #2 — “Cause And Effect” And “Year Of Hell”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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Review: ‘Captain Henry And The Graveyard Of Time’ #4 Concludes First Arc With Fun And Future Seeds
Welcome to the table, As Captain Henry and the Graveyard of Time‘s first story arc ends, I’m here to
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Review: It’s Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robot Time For Better And Worse in ‘Transformers’ #29
Purely in terms of the number of Transformers involved, Transformers #29 is the biggest action-oriented issue of the series yet.
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The Monthly Megazine #489: One Good Man To Save Megatropolis?
Welcome once more to the Monthly Megazine — doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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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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‘One Piece’ Season 2 Tops Our Netflix Picks In March
2026 is now well in swing and March is already just a few days away. That, of course, means it
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Discover The Godfather Of Afrofuturism In ‘Sun Ra: Do The Impossible’
Sun Ra: Do The Impossible is a documentary that explores the extraordinary life of poet, philosopher and music visionary
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Art For Art’s Sake Special: Lake Como Comic Art Festival’s 2026 Fine Art Portfolio
This year’s Lake Como Comic Arts Festival – taking place on Saturday, the 25th April and Sunday, the 26th of April
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Commentary: The ‘Fallout’ Television Series Mimics The Gameplay Perfectly
Video games have been notorious for terrible adaptations on the screen. There are a multitude of reasons for this, but
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Sacrifice Of The Hero — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #135
Deep within the mind of Blüdhaven’s children, the voice of a fifth-dimensional clown haunted both their dreams and their nightmares.
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Watch The Stunning Animated Trailer For ‘Head Lopper’
“Dive into Image Comics’ Head Lopper #1 for Andrew MacLean’s masterclass in kinetic action and dark humor. Witness Norgal behead
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Advance Review: Olivia Sullivan’s ‘Oracles’ Pushes Boundaries
Writer and illustrator Olivia Sullivan creates a unique graphic novel with Oracles (2026). This is especially true with how the
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Toy Review: ‘Star Wars’ Black Series Anakin Skywalker Captures Half Of A Complex Hero
Now that the “Skywalker Saga” is concluded, there’s no denying that Anakin Skywalker is the central figure of Star Wars.
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The Battle Of Heaven And Hell: Reviewing ‘The Power Fantasy’ #16
It’s difficult to review The Power Fantasy #16, given its surprising ending and what this means for the future of
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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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Review — Martin Simmonds’ Art Brings ‘Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera’ #1 To Life
Forget the theater; Phantom of the Opera belongs in the pages of comic books. Sure, many of us
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First Look: ‘The Department Of Truth’ #36 Welcomes Ben Templesmith As Guest Artist On Newest Story Arc
Artist Ben Templesmith (30 Days of Night, Wormwood: Gentleman Corpse) is coming on board The Department of Truth #36 as a
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Vault Comics Announces New Catholic Horror Series ‘Excommunicated’
Vault Comics has announced a new horror series, Excommunicated, by New York Times bestselling author Jeremy Robinson artist Tiago Palma,
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Sonic Meets The King Of The Monsters In New IDW Crossover, ‘Sonic X Godzilla’
Coming to comic book stores this summer is Sonic X Godzilla from IDW Publishing and partners Sega and Toho, and
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Deconstructing Comics #867: ‘Goodnight Punpun’
Inio Asano‘s Goodnight Punpun gives us what appear to be a family of ghostly birds living in a much more
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Sonic The Hedgehog Returns To The DC Comics Universe With ‘DC X Sonic The Hedgehog: Metal Legion’
Following up on the successful DC x Sonic the Hedgehog in 2025, DC and Sega of America are bringing the
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Relive The First Two ‘Spider-Man’ Film Cycles On HBO Max This March
When the streaming wars began, Sony took a forward-looking approach and decided not to wall off their library on a
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