The Weekly 2000 AD: Prog 2455 — Folk Horror Madness Takes Root In Dredd
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance — it’s
Read moreTaking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance — it’s
Read moreThe conclusion of the shojo anime series about a young girl’s quest for pop music stardom debuts in HD with
Read moreWhile the fate of Warner Bros. Discovery is once again up in the air with word of a potential sale
Read moreThis one is guaranteed to fly off the shelves as DC Comics, Grant Morrison and Dan Mora present Batman/Deadpool #1.
Read moreThe Creep returns again with two more tales to make you tremble in Creepshow Vol. 4 #3. The first spooky
Read moreOne of the foundational rules of dramatic storytelling: characters need an obstacle to overcome. There needs to be some sort
Read moreYesterday, we gave you a look at the full gallery of retailer exclusive covers for Tyler Kirkham‘s Final Boss #1
Read moreEventually everyone dies, but in comics they are usually resurrected. Maybe this will be the fate of Godzilla too as
Read moreIt seems like every major IP is getting in the game of throwback beat-em-up style action games. Marvel Comics’ take
Read moreSwamp Thing is one of the best known horror comics from either of the Big Two comics publishers. In DC
Read moreIt’s nearly time for Halloween, but for Netflix, the time has come to reveal the November’s offerings. And, as it
Read moreTitan Comics and Legendary Comics have announced their Return to Skull Island comic series, spinning out of Legendary’s Skull Island:
Read moreWelcome once more to the Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
Read moreDark Horse Books presents the next volume of the Richard Corben Library. The fantasy masterpiece The Last Voyage of Sindbad,
Read more1992’s underseen Thunderheart is the sort of mid-budget, star-driven, political thriller that studios no longer make (or at least, no
Read moreLast month, DC: Dark Legion delivered some fun Batman Day-inspired new content. In its latest update, the mobile strategy game
Read moreTyler Kirkham’s Final Boss #1 series launches this November, and today we get to preview all 21 retailer exclusives. covers
Read moreOne of the great things about long-lasting franchises such as Star Wars and Marvel: they’ve created so many installments that they
Read moreMarvel Rivals continues to dominate the online gaming space, and Marvel Comics is continuing to help the game deepen its
Read morePsylocke is one of the most popular X-Men, and has inspired multiple variations across Marvel canon. In January, one of
Read moreIn this week’s Star Wars stories, Kylo Ren gets unwillingly sucked into old work drama in Star Wars: Legacy of
Read moreWe continue our look at classic horror comics, looking today at another of DC’s classic anthologies, Weird War Tales #117. The
Read moreBack in June, DSTLRY launched Neon Ichiban, a digital platform for purchasing and viewing comics and manga. Readers on the
Read moreCell phones aren’t allowed at church summer camp. That’s why when Noah returns home he’s the last to learn Alex
Read moreVengeance is a powerful emotional reaction. It can overwhelm even the most logical minds, leading to making possibly rash decisions-
Read morePlanet Comicon 2026 has announced that tickets and fast passes go on sale via their website on Tuesday, October 28
Read moreImage Comics unveiled a new lineup of covers for the long-out-of-print comic book series Capes. And all produced some of
Read moreLast summer’s Superman movie was a welcome improvement over many recent films featuring the character, and over much of the recent
Read moreDC K.O.: Knightfall #1 is released on Wednesday, 5th November, and we get a first look to share with you
Read moreDC shared new details of Batman/Static: Beyond, a new miniseries launching this autumn under its DC Elseworlds imprint. This six-issue
Read moreOtto Preminger‘s Bonjour Tristesse (1958) and Durga Chew-Bose‘s Bonjour Tristesse (2024) offer two very different interpretations of Françoise Sagan‘s text,
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