Previewing David Messina’s New Fantasy Series ‘3Keys’ #1 From Image Comics
Written and illustrated by David Messina “Han Solo artist DAVID MESSINA invites you to explore the mysterious world of 3KEYS!
Read moreWritten and illustrated by David Messina “Han Solo artist DAVID MESSINA invites you to explore the mysterious world of 3KEYS!
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Read moreParasitic City #0 is a 24-page full-color prequel comic to Shintaro Kago’s planned four volume manga series of the same
Read moreIn a world where superhero stories are all the rage once more, especially dominant at the theatrical box office, it
Read moreWritten by Andy Diggle Art by Nick Brokenshire “Kay is no warrior, but she has other skills of value in
Read moreWelcome to the table. Recently I covered When the Wolf Comes, a TTRPG from Outland Entertainment that was hitting Kickstarter.
Read moreTrolls are dumb and ugly. But, its the former quality that allows Helgi, Stigr and Kadlin escape their savage clutches
Read moreHot on the heels of the recently released trailer for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power only
Read moreWelcome to the table. I recently had a chance to sit down with Greg Lambert, creator of the Astreas setting
Read moreIn this animated short film by Emily Amiao, two friends share a bittersweet goodbye in a Kingdom where the monarch
Read moreA raggedy little cat named “Pipi” goes on a dangerous quest to rescue the Cat Kingdom’s princess after she is
Read moreOn this episode of Listen To My Art, I chatted with Wes Craig about the ending of Deadly Class and his
Read moreWriter/artist Wes Craig (Deadly Class, Gravediggers Union) brings comic book fans an all-new fantasy-adventure in the upcoming, Kaya. An ongoing
Read moreWith every single issue, Eight Billion Genies becomes a wilder and wilder ride as human beings continue to use their
Read moreA genie for every single person on Earth on the surface might sound like a cool deal but the first
Read moreShintaro Kago, in partnership with Hollow Press, will be creating a new body-horror fantasy manga series titled Parasitic City. There
Read moreLast week saw the debut of Doug Wagner and Tim Odland’s dark comedy, dark fantasy saga, Beware The Eye of
Read moreDirected by Alberto Vázquez (Bird Boy: The Forgotten Children) Unicorn Wars is a psychedelic anti-war film that pits a brainwashed
Read moreDragon Age: Absolution is a six episode Netflix animated series produced by Red Dog Culture House (Good Hunting, The
Read moreUnicorn Wars is the latest film by Alberto Vázquez known for his surreal debut film Bird Boy: The Forgotten Children.
Read moreWelcome to the table, I got a chance to speak with Nessa Hill, AKA Vanesa Gill, a very talented miniatures
Read moreWritten by Skottie Young Art by Kyle Strahm “The death of the Pathsayer sends Twig and Splat on a journey
Read moreBe careful what you wish for is a phrase that has not only been uttered an uncountable number of times
Read moreHumandoids recently announced two new original graphic novels that take place within the shared Incal-Universe co-created by Moebius and Alejandro
Read moreLove Death and Robots returns this month with a new volume of adult animation exploring science fiction, fantasy, and horror.
Read moreStravaganza: The Queen In The Iron Mask is an erotic fantasy trilogy by Akihito Tomi and published by Udon Entertainment.
Read moreStop-Motion animation studio Laika is partnering with Ozark creator Bill Dubuque on their next film The Night Gardener. Directed by
Read moreIf a comic book rendition of high school friends playing a roleplaying game is your idea of a great read,
Read moreLaunched earlier this month on Zoop, Sentience is about an android that is questioning her place in the world. Billed
Read moreIn Twig, Skottie Young (Middlewest, I Hate Fairyland) and Kyle Strahm (Spread, Unearth) team up for an all-new epic fantasy/adventure
Read moreMaking the leap from one storytelling medium to another always comes with a learning curve, but Norm Konyu definitely hit
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