Tom Scioli And Image Comics Announce New Ongoing Sci-Fi Series ‘The Myth Of 8-Opus’
Creator Tom Scioli (Space Opera Xanadax, Gødland) brings his unforgettable talent to Image Comics with the announcement of a new
Read moreCreator Tom Scioli (Space Opera Xanadax, Gødland) brings his unforgettable talent to Image Comics with the announcement of a new
Read moreCo-created by Image Comics co-founder and CEO of Top Cow Productions Marc Silvestri, as well as Garth Ennis and David Wohl, The Darkness
Read moreSkybound/Image Comics and partners, Universal, have announced that Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives #1 has sold out at
Read moreWriter Robert Windom (M1: Monster Racing League) and artist Mirko Čolak (Spawn) have teamed up on a new one-shot telling
Read moreDaddy’s back! And this time, he’s mad! That’s the promise of Corpse Knight, Image Comics’ six-issue limited series
Read moreWhat would you do if the sky suddenly turned white and the world descended into a nightmare populated by deadly
Read moreThe name of the series is Hammerfist, so please use the Hammerfist! We’re now three issues into this
Read moreSometimes you need to go backwards before you can go forwards. Tales of Wonder #3 does just that,
Read moreSkybound/Image Comics has shared a preview for Terminal #5, by writer Robert Kirkman (Invincible, The Walking Dead), Joe Casey (Uncanny
Read moreIf you’ve ever seen the 1935 film The Bride of Frankenstein, you realize there’s not much hope for a sequel.
Read moreBe careful what you wish for — even if you’re Abe Lincoln. Poor ol’ Abe learns that the
Read moreIt may be Texas, but for Sheriff Joe Bob it feels more like Baghdad. Given that That Texas
Read moreCapes #13 will feature an all-new Invincible Universe backup story from Robert Kirkman (Invincible), Nate Bellegarde (Nowhere Men), and Annalisa
Read morePatrick Kindlon (Tigress Island), Marco Ferrari (Scarlett), and Maurizio Rosenzweig (Dylan Dog) reunite for a third instalment starring their co-creation,
Read moreFor many, the idea of eternal life seems like a gift, perhaps bestowed by some benevolent deity or higher
Read moreIt’s generally not a good thing when a comic book series is referred to as cheesy. But when that series
Read moreIt’s safe to call this second issue of Ofiusa a slow burn. At this point in the six-issue
Read moreThe first panel of the first page of The Eye Collector #5 says it all. “This can’t be real,” young
Read moreSkybound/Image Comics has announced that artist David Finch will make his debut on Robert Kirkman and Joe Casey’s X-Men-inspired series
Read moreWriter Rick Remender writes a script that may still work for some, but could disappoint a lot of readers. Most
Read moreIf nothing else, Blood & Thunder is a series that’s full of surprises. Some good; some not so much. The
Read moreYou almost have to pity Darcy Van Poelgeest. Almost. Van Poelgeest writes the story for the fantasy limited series
Read moreWhat is real or unreal begins to separate as Amber comes to her senses, or is that she is awakens
Read moreWe know about Skybound Entertainment and Image Comics working with both Hasbro and Universal, and now these partners have announced
Read moreRob Liefeld’s latest nostalgia-inducing debut issue, Avengelyne #1, with artist Daniel Mainé has sold out at the distribution level on the
Read moreSkybound/Image Comics and Hasbro have shared a first look at M.A.S.K. #6, by writer Dan Watters, artist Pye Parr, colourist Pierluigi
Read moreRobert Kirkman and David Finch’s Skinbreaker is the kind of comic that demands to be seen big. Now that all
Read moreWhen it comes to licensed comics, the G.I. Joe team is one of the golden standards, both in terms of
Read moreWhat if Captain America and the Avengers and the Fantastic Four weren’t figments of comic book creators’ imaginations but rather
Read moreWriter Jim Zub made his name in fantasy comics with Skullkickers at Image Comics before writing for Dungeons & Dragons
Read moreOver the course of the six issues from the miniseries Of the Earth, Tabby Black has been through a lot.
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