Mark Millar Shares Sneak Peak For ‘Prodigy: The Icarus Society’ #3
Mark Millar’s latest newsletter has dropped and in it he shares not only our exclusive free read of Prodigy: The
Read moreMark Millar’s latest newsletter has dropped and in it he shares not only our exclusive free read of Prodigy: The
Read moreWhen is a so-called gift actually more of a curse? Well, when the horror of immortality that was upon one
Read moreToday sees Prodigy: The Icarus Society #2 from Image Comics hitting comic book stores and digital platforms and to celebrate we
Read moreImage Comics was founded in 1992, which means they’ve got a big birthday this year. To celebrate their thirtieth anniversary,
Read moreAs you may be aware, I am a huge fan of the Arthurian legend in all its forms, and so
Read moreAll comic books series run the risk of losing their audience after so many issues. For independent creator-owned books that
Read moreAfter more than a dozen issues of That Texas Blood, readers have had the opportunity to learn more about Ambrose
Read moreImage Comics presents a first look at the forthcoming Supper Club original graphic novel by Jackie Morrow. An upper Young Adult, coming-of-age story
Read moreWith nearly every new story and issue, James Tynion IV reminds his readers why has won the Eisner Award for
Read moreHow does forever end? It’s a relevant question when you’re a vampire. Even more so when you’re a teenaged one.
Read morePartners in crime (noir), Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips (Pulp, Criminal, The Fade Out, and Kill Or Be Killed) are back with
Read moreSkybound revealed a first look at I Hate This Place #4, the latest issue of the supernatural horror series from
Read moreWritten and illustrated by Erik Larsen Enter the Dragon! – It’s the Savage Dragon/Ant crossover from a whole different perspective.
Read moreWith The Magic Order 3 #1 the camera once again pulls back so we get to see more of this
Read moreTalk about impossible choices. In the latest issue of Rogue Sun, 17-year-old Dylan, aka our hero, is forced to choose
Read moreFinding the right work-life balance can be the challenge that last a lifetime. Finding the motivation to make that associated
Read moreSebastian Harlow is not a religious man. Sure, he’s a man of faith who believes in demons, magic and the
Read moreIn the penultimate issue, Shobo and Shof Coker took the world they had already built in the previous four issues
Read moreWritten and illustrated by Chip Zdarsky “After last issue’s bombshell revelation, the Dallas brothers turn to the one person who
Read moreOn this episode of Listen To My Art, I chatted with Wes Craig about the ending of Deadly Class and his
Read moreIn war, no one is innocent. Even the nicest or meekest person must be turned into a killing machine in
Read moreWriter HS Tak (Red Shift, Boy-1) and artist Isabella Mazzanti team up or the forthcoming historical fiction five-issue miniseries series, Hitomi from
Read moreBeing the messiah apparently isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Sure, there’s the adoring public who are willing to
Read moreFor 30 issues, Ice Cream Man has told tales of horror and gore – always doing its best to shock,
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 moreSometimes it takes a psychedelic trip down memory lane to reset the system. After quickly falling into a bit of
Read moreThe production art, designs, and logo all look as good as ever. However, one of the characters looks older on
Read moreArtist David Messina has a new five-part series coming from Image Comics entitled 3Keys. This apocalyptic five-issue miniseries is set
Read moreWritten and illustrated by Daniel Warren Johnson Lona Steelrose is brought to another dimension and given an opportunity that could
Read moreWith every single issue, Eight Billion Genies becomes a wilder and wilder ride as human beings continue to use their
Read moreImage Comics is pleased to return to San Diego this year for Comic-Con on Wednesday, July 20th through Sunday, July
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