Exclusive: Juanjo Guarnido & Alain Ayroles’s A SCOUNDREL IN THE NEW WORLD to hit...
Blacksad artist Juanjo Guarnido and Garulfo writer Alain Ayroles have teamed up for the satirical graphic novel A Scoundrel in the New World.
Report: Kit Connor set to play the MCU’s Cyclops
The Heartstopper star is reportedly Jake Schreier and Marvel's top choice for the X-Men's field leader in the upcoming film reboot.
DC Round-Up: Are we taking BATMAN for granted?
As a new Pennyworth joins the Bat-family, Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez's run on BATMAN gets better and better.
Graphic Novel Review: Raquelle Jac’s BIMBO AGITPROP stuns with chaos and honesty
Raquelle Jac's debut graphic novel BIMBO AGITPROP will stun you with how well it captures the realities of growing up in West Texas.
Interview: DANNY LUCKERT shines on AIRWALKER
Artist Danny Luckert chatted with us about Airwalker at San Diego Comic-Con in the Ignition Press Pavilion
M.A.S.K. #3 teases another team’s Energon Universe debut
The new issue reveals Miles Mayhem is in league with the foe of another classic team of heroes who haven't joined Skybound's reboot yet.
DC’s THE DEADMAN miniseries expands to 12-issues
Boston Brand’s journey through life, death, and the strange spaces in between is only beginning
The Marvel Rundown: Celebrating 60 years of Mary Jane Watson with FACE IT TIGER...
This week's main review is Mary Jane: Face It Tiger #1, plus Marvel Tokon: First Strike #1, and a new What If? featuring Captain America!
Wednesday Comics Reviews: With CHACHU #1, Iman Vellani transcends comic writing stunt casting, and...
With Chachu #1, celebrity-turned-comic writer Iman Vellani transcends the usual comics writing stuntcasting, and much more from the week!
Roundtable: Reflecting on MARVEL COMICS transitioning from “All-New, All-Different” to the Cebulski era
The Beat Elite consider the transition from Marvel's "All-New, All-Different" era to the state of the publisher under Editor in Chief C.B. Cebulski.
Interview: ANDE PARKS discusses his BAD THOUGHTS
The Beat chatted with writer Ande Parks at the Ignition Press Pavilion at San Diego Comic-Con about his current work with the publisher
Horror Beat: In IT FLOWS DOWN FROM THE HILL terror is the cost of...
Trauma, anger, guilt, it all flows down.
