SDCC 2026: Dynamite Panel Aims To Look Ahead And Spotlight Series
It’s day one of Comic-Con International: San Diego and Dynamite is ready to look ahead with its panel on Saturday.
Read moreIt’s day one of Comic-Con International: San Diego and Dynamite is ready to look ahead with its panel on Saturday.
Read moreJune didn’t know her father in life, but she’s about to get a crash course on the people who were
Read moreFire & Ice‘s Darkwolf is finally getting his lead in a series. Dynamite announced Thursday the immanent arrival of Fire
Read moreIf anyone could bring a knife to a gun fight and walk out the victor, it’s Frank Castle. And in
Read moreWelcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of the long-yet-short year that
Read moreWelcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of the long-yet-short year that
Read moreOnce DC K.O. event series concludes in March 2026, DC Universe architects Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson will help usher
Read moreWith Frank Castle a brain-dead zombie slave and enforcer for Latin American Godfather, Armando Molerro, this makes for a rather
Read moreWith Editor-in-Chief out on a field trip this weekend, we have just the three of us picking three posts each
Read moreJesus. That was a lot to pack into one issue. I knew Marvel Knights’ Punisher #1 would be a grim,
Read moreWhile many of Dynamite’s 2025 winter specials are focusing on the heroes, an upcoming Ice and Fire release will center the bad
Read moreThis has been one helluva year and with some already looking to 2026, Dynamite and Red Sonja are looking to ring
Read morePeter Pan was famously against growing up, but that doesn’t mean time has stopped for everyone else. In writer Dan
Read moreSuperman #23 by writer Joshua Williamson, artist Dan Mora, colourist Alejandro Sánchez and letterer Ariana Maher, is out on Wednesday,
Read moreThe Herculoids will soon be in comic shops. To celebrate, Dynamite has released sample pages from the first issue, which
Read moreIn the lead-up to New York Comic Con, Dynamite announces further details for their upcoming The Herculoids. As the company
Read moreEisner Award-winning writer Tom Taylor, artist Mikel Janín and letterer Wes Abbott take on Detective Comics with issue #1090, debuting
Read moreWelcome to the table, Dick Tracy‘s cover is blown! I mean that joke writes itself. The new Dick Tracy book
Read moreIt’s a long way off yet – happening 27-29 September 2024 – but that doesn’t stop the Lakes International Comics
Read moreAfter much delay, writer Scott Snyder and artist Dan Panosian’s final issue of their horror-western, Canary, dropped last week on
Read moreI hope you’re all having a good weekend out there, ever you may be. Personally I full of cold, so
Read moreAs Dynamite continues to celebrate Red Sonja’s 50th anniversary, it is recruiting more talent to help tale her story. Enter
Read moreWelcome to the table, I’ve always had a love for westerns, horror, and weird-west genres. They have always spoken
Read moreSavage Red Sonja is on her way. Dynamite announced Thursday that the upcoming Red Sonja miniseries will debut in November.
Read moreThe Red Sonja 50th anniversary celebration continues. While Dynamite’s new ongoing Red Sonja series from Torunn Grønbekk and Walter Geovani
Read moreDynamite Entertainment is nearing its 20th year in comic book publishing. And to celebrate, they’ve assembled a deep roster of
Read moreWhile Dynamite has been celebrating the 50th anniversary of Red Sonja all year long, it is only natural that they
Read moreThe creeping sense of paranoia that has slowly taken a chokehold over this series reaches its crescendo in Black Tape
Read moreTitan Comics have revealed the impressive line-up of various covers to adorn Des Taylor’s Scarlett Couture: The Munich Files #1
Read moreWelcome to the table, TTRPGs like Ninjas and Superspies, Spirit of 77, Delta Green, and Modern D20 have the potential
Read moreJack’s ex-girlfriend, Cindy, continues to look for the eponymous black tape but only finds more and more disturbing evidence that
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