EXCLUSIVE: ‘Alienated’ Writer Taki Soma On The Inspirations Behind The ComiXology Series
Alienated comes to a close this week, with the final issue out today on ComiXology. And to celebrate the sci-fi
Read moreAlienated comes to a close this week, with the final issue out today on ComiXology. And to celebrate the sci-fi
Read moreIt’s been a busy old week with the run up to San Diego, so forgive me for posting the ComiXology
Read moreAh February, the month of love, and the shortest of the twelve months. Also, more importantly, it’s Black History Month.
Read moreWith Groupies #2 out today on ComiXology by writer Helen Mullane and artist Tula Lotay we have been allowed to
Read moreSliced is an original graphic novel from the folks at Stout Club debuting Tuesday 12th November as a digital first
Read moreOut today on ComiXology originals is Ghostbox #1 from the creative team of writer Mike Carey (Lucifer, The Girl With
Read moreAmong the many new projects announced at Comixology’s press briefing as part of New York Comic Con is The 99
Read moreWriter Alex Segura has no shortage of projects going on at any one time. In addition to his multiple Comixology
Read moreWhile the worlds of comic books and professional wrestling have many commonalities, the two rarely meet in a meaningful way.
Read moreWhile comics readers may think of Amazon’s Comixology as a platform solely for digital comic books, Jeff DiBartolomeo is doing
Read moreRoderick and the City of Morhil #3, written and drawn by Eduardo Medeiros, hits ComiXology on Tuesday 20th August from
Read moreComixology Originals has announced a new original YA graphic novel, The Girl Who Draws on Whales, by Ariela Kristantina (Adora
Read moreTula Lotay (Barnstormers, Somna) has a new five-issue series debuting as a digital-first comic on ComiXology. Groupies is set on
Read moreNo longer just the eighth planet from the Sun or the Roman god of the sea, Comixology Originals and Dark
Read moreLee Loughridge is an Eisner Award winning colourist but recently he has set his sights on writing with his comic
Read moreWriter Scott Snyder and artist Rafael Albuquerque deliver up the final issue of their digital-first series Duck and Cover, with
Read moreI caught up with Parliament of Rooks creator, Abigail Jill Harding, to look at and discuss the real-life locales used
Read moreDebuting on ComiXology originals this Tuesday 23rd April is Stout Club’s new digital-first series Mistland by writer Felipe Castilho and
Read moreA new title debuting on ComiXology Originals today is The Tormented #1 from the creative team of writer Chuck Austen
Read moreIt’s been a while but Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque‘s Duck and Cover #3 sees the light of day today
Read moreFirst announced at this year’s NYCC, writer Mark Sable (Miskatonic, The Dark, Graveyard of Empires), artist Jeremy Haun (40 Seconds, Red
Read moreArtificial intelligence has always been a staple of science fiction and comic books. But with the rise of ChatGPT and
Read moreProlific comic book writer Scott Snyder’s latest project is a family affair, with the concept initially developed by his son
Read moreAlex Segura was on hand during New York Comic Con to discuss Blood Oath, the ComiXology series he co-wrote with
Read moreAs we covered earlier today, ComiXology announced at New York Comic Con the final season of Chip Zdarsky’s and Jason
Read moreFrom a Jewish crime drama to a government agent trying to protect the world from the threat posed by artificial
Read moreChip Zdarsky and Jason Loo, the Eisner award-winning team behind Afterlife, return to The All-Nighter for a third and final season. A
Read moreYou may have read yesterday that creators and good friends, Scott Snyder And Rafael Albuquerque, have a new comic book
Read moreDigital comics are fine for readers looking for a good story or those without much space for long boxes full
Read moreKim-Joy, bestselling cookbook author and finalist on the Great British Bake Off 2018, is writing her first graphic novel titled
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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