Dynamite

by Nicholas Eskey

This year, as part of Dynamite Entertainment’s 10th anniversary, the comic publisher will be rolling out with “Chaos!” line of titles, including a rebirth of the cult classic Purgatori. The first issues goes on sale next month. Through the magic of the interweb, I had a chance to interview Aaron Gillespie, writer for Dynamite’s take on the series, and ask him a few questions regarding the demonic femme fatal:

Dynamite is celebrating it's 10th anniverasy with a special issue of Army of Darkness, Army of Darkness #1992.1 (after the year the film was released).  This...

Cullen Bunn is really spreading himself around these days.  The Sixth Gun at Oni.  Magneto and Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe at Marvel.  Sinestro at DC.  You can add Masks II at...

Dynamite will be starting a new Lone Ranger series in November.  Justin Gray will be writing it, which is interesting for a couple reasons.  First off,...

As you may recall, Dynamite and Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. came to an understanding a little while back and we're continuing to see the...

by Brandon Schatz One day before the madness of this year's San Diego Comic Con officially begins, Dynamite has announced their future intentions for Will...

Red Sonja, Dejah Thoris and Vampirella are teaming up…but not in the same story unless we're rely lucky. They'll be the stars of The...

Dynamite is going European in October with the In Search of Lost Dragons  art book.  It sounds like an art book with a ...

Evil Ernie, last seen in Dynamite's Chaos! mini-series, will be returning in his own series.  Ernie was one of the mainstays of the '90s...

Dynamite's been doing Sherlock Holmes stories on a fairly regular basis for some time now.  And really, given the recent court decision on Holmes...

Educator Christina Blanch had made quite a name for herself with her MOOCs covering gender and social issues in comics. But she's also a very talented writer, and her Thrillbent series The Damnation of Charlie Wormwood has gotten a lot of positive attention. And this October it's coming to print, courtesy of Dynamite. With a Franceso Francavilla cover so you know its good.

Comics spinning off from popular fantasy/horror/YA novelists have been a pretty strong category in recent years, and Patricia Briggs is back with a new...