The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2466: Dredd’s Down In Death Of A Judge
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance — it’s
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From The Pages Of ‘Hello Darkness’ — BOOM! Studios Announces ‘Hello Body Horror’
BOOM! Studios’ horror anthology Hello Darkness collects some of its most stomach-churning stories. The next installment brings new spinetingling tales
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Skybound’s ‘Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera’ Reveals Connecting Covers By Anwita Citriya
Skybound/Image Comics, in partnership with Universal Products & Experiences, has shared the connecting variant cover lineup by Anwita Citriya (Creepshow,
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‘G.I. Joe’ Falls Silent Again In Five More ‘Silent Missions’ One-Shots This April
It would seem G.I. Joe fans can’t get enough of those “Silent Missions” issues with Skybound, Image Comics, and Hasbro,
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DC Comics Announce ‘Swamp Thing 1989’ – Finally Printing ‘Swamp Thing’ #88
This is one over three decades in the making. DC Comics is finally printing Swamp Thing #88-91 as Swamp Thing
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Commentary: ‘Slow Horses’ Has Wild Swings In Tone
Tone is an extremely important aspect of storytelling. It’s what determines whether or not a horror story focuses on atmospheric
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The Lessons Begin In ‘Star Wars: Maul — Shadow Lord’ Trailer
The story of former Sith apprentice Maul (Sam Witwer) continues in the upcoming Star Wars: Maul — Shadow Lord animated series. And Disney
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Advance Review: ‘Is Ted Ok?’ Is A Very Relevant Query
Writer, artist, colorist, and letterer Dave Chisholm is pretty much the sole creative force working on this book. The only
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Dark Horse Direct Brings Doom Slayer’s Shield Saw Weapon To Life
Dark Horse Direct, id Software, and Bethesda Softworks have joined forces to present the Doom: The Dark Ages – Shield
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #24 Is A Deep Dive Into Villainy
At the end of Age of Revelation readers learned that X-Men’s big bad is a very familiar face. In this
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At The Edges Of The Earth Kingdom In ‘The Legend Of Korra: Kya And The Secret Of The Sand’
Dark Horse Comics, in collaboration with Avatar Studios and Avatar Legends co-creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, has announced
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Streaming And Screaming: ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’
Though it may come as a surprise to some readers of Streaming and Screaming, I do not consider myself a
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A Sacred Inheritance Passed Down In Blood: ‘Hunters Of Sheydim’ Launches This March
For centuries, humanity has unknowingly teetered on the edge of annihilation. Now, the fragile peace has shattered. The Lord of
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Extended Preview And Cover Gallery: Die (Again And Again) In ‘Dead Teenagers’ #1
Oni Press has revealed an early look inside the terrifying, decade-warping pages of Dead Teenagers #1. The 1990s-era time loop
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‘Being Gordon Ramsay’ Tops Our Netlfix Picks In February
And just like that, it’s already time to talk about Netflix’s offerings for February 2026! Of course, the month tends
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Image Announces A New Dystopian Sci-fi/Horror: ‘White Sky’
Comic book and video game writer William Harms, artist JP Mavinga, and colourist Lee Loughridge are getting together to produce a
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DC Announces ‘MAD About DC’ One-Shot For April Fool’s Day 2026
DC is putting out a very special edition of MAD Magazine for a one-shot parodying DC Comics this April Fool’s
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Commentary: The Success Of ‘Twisted Metal’ Means It Should End
A lot of shows are built around a singular premise. Sometimes, it plays out over the course of the entire
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Toy Review: Fantastic Four She-Hulk Captures The Spirit Of Jen Walters
She-Hulk is simply one of the greats. Sure, she’s somewhat controversial thanks to her Disney+ show. But that doesn’t stop
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Out With The Old And The New — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #9
New Years is a time of celebration to let go of the past and look toward a potentially better future.
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Force Matters: The Bad Batch Meet Their Match in ‘The Bad Batch: Rogue Agents’ #1
Wrapping up the year in Star Wars comics with the releases from 12/31/25, and just like the turning of the
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A Maze, A Monster, And Endless Summer Fun In ‘Phineas And Ferb’ (Spanish Edition)
¡Disney’s Phineas and Ferb llegan con más inventos, más risas, y mucha diversión en español! Papercutz has announced Phineas and
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Streaming And Screaming: ‘Baby Assassins 3’
A professional assassin duo, Chisato Sugimoto (Akari Takaishi) and Mahiro Fukagawa (Saori Izawa), are going on a mission the same
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Father Doesn’t Know Best — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #14
For the Hamato brothers, there is an honorable and dishonorable way to deal with the various criminals they face regularly.
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Another Disappointing Issue For So Many Reasons: ‘Redcoat’ #15 Review
In the last issue, we were given the revelation that Simon Pure has a family as we caught up with
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Skybound’s ‘Transformers’ #31 Reveals Megatron’s Secret In A Stand Alone Issue
It’s another Energon Universe tease this morning from the good folks at Skybound/Image Comics/Hasbro. This time, it’s promising the secret
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Bandai-Namco Presents An Extended Look At ‘Code Vein II’
That Code Vein II exists at all is a welcome surprise, as the original is so far from what Bandai-Namco is
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Fan-Favorites Storm Shadow And Scarlett Return In ‘G.I. Joe’ #21 From Skybound
Storm Shadow and Scarlett will return in G.I. Joe #21 from writer Joshua Williamson, artist Tom Reilly, and letterer Rus Wooton. And
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Deconstructing Comics #627 (Flashback): Walt Simonson’s ‘Thor’
FLASHBACK! One of the most acclaimed Marvel runs of the 1980s was by Walt Simonson on The Mighty Thor. He
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Kickstarting Comics: Sapphic Vampire Noir ‘Sink Your Teeth In’ In From Tunnell & Knight Gives You Something To … Well…
Horror comics are one of the best things in the indie comics world, and they’re even better when they’re a
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King And Courtenay: Reviewing Joseph Losey’s ‘King And Country’
There are the monuments commemorating war, and there’s being in the wet, muddy trenches. Joseph Losey‘s King and Country begins
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