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Vampirella is still going strong after 45 years, and say what you will, the lady has some legs. Ba dum ching. Anyway, Dynamite will...

As you know, we're big Bruce Campbell fans here at Stately Beat Manor, and Bruce was never Brucier than in Army of Darkness. So with Dynamite about to release a collection of The Art of Amy of Darkness—which was their first comic book some 10 (!!!) years ago—you know we'll want a copy so we can relive artistic reinterpretations of great moments in the history of the One True Bruce, from John Bolton's classic key art on. Hail to the King, baby.

The entire comics industry wants to go humble! Humble Bundle that is! Yet another publisher has signed up for this service which allows readers...

Well here's a project you didn't expect to see: Quentin Tarantino's firebrand Django is teaming up with Zorro for an adventure co-plotted by Matt...

Dynamite hit Book Expo with a pocketful of announcements today.  Projects based on prose books with a mix of deal extensions and new deals....

By Matt O'Keefe The first series out of Dynamite Entertainment's Creators Unleashed program, The Devilers is a comic book about an apocalypse inspired by a number of different...

While the best known of Edgar Rice Burroughs' creations are now in the public domain—Tarzan and John Carter among them—not all the books in...

Dynamite Entertainment continued it's strong 2014 with a bunch of announcements at the Diamond REtailer Summit this weekend. Here's a digest version: • The...

If large crowds and enthusiastic cosplayers at Wondercon are any indication, Fox TV's Bob's Burgers is definitely gaining in popularity. With two years in...

Flash Gordon has been around for quite awhile.  You've got the newspaper strip going back to the 1930s.  Switching over to non-reprint comics, King...

It's con season, and as usual Dynamite is doing one of it's non con announcement sprees. So we'll keep posting 'em as they come in. This time it's Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Echoes, a new comic based on the wildly successful video game series, done in conjunction with Ubisoft. Nathan Edmondson and Marc Laming are the creative team. based on Edmondson's caper tales like Who is Jake Ellis? and The Activity he seems like a good man for the job.

Well well, Dynamite is putting together quite a collection of creators, aren't they? Here's a big one: Warren Ellis will take over the Project...