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Walt Simonson's new book from IDW is coming out this summer and the pitch is as simple as it is irresistible. It's called Ragnarök, and it is Simonson's take on the original Norse Mythology. Considering what he did with this raw material in his beloved run on Thor, this should be a treat.

This is a teaser for an upcoming book called Weird Love, edited by Craig Yoe about which you will learn more today, I believe,

Stephen Mooney's miniseries Half Past Danger comes out in a big hardcover edition today, published by IDW. It's a story of heroes versus dinosaurs, with...

And down the rabbit hole we go...artist Mimi Yoon has defended her "grown up Powerpuff Girls" cover for the comic that was withdrawn after...

One of the worlds biggest franchises is getting its own comics series, as IDW has announced it will publish Angry Birds comics starting in June. Jeff Parker and Paul Tobin are among those crafting the tales of Red, Chuck, Bomb, Stella, Matilda, King Pig and so on. The deal is being run on Rovio's end by Jukka Heiskanen, Rovio’s Editor-In-Chief of Comics.

Current and future comic book hero Rachel Deering's anthology In The Dark - which had a very successful Kickstarter campaign last year - will...

Former DC VP of publicity David Hyde is back and he's got his own PR firm, Superfan. Initial clients include D&Q, cartoonist Dan Goldman...

Sometimes you get in a piece of art that needs to be shared asap. Like this, @cpwilsoniii's amazing Wraith 5 cover. pic.twitter.com/Yv5EBuzQqu— Chris Ryall...

Straight from the offices of Publishers Weekly, it’s More to Come! Your podcast source of comics news and discussion starring The Beat’s own Heidi...

Under the watchful eye of Buddy Scalera, the editors-in-chief for Dark Horse, IDW and Valiant gathered to advise writers and artists on how to...

Sounds like IDW is ramping up their publishing, if the addition of David Hedgecock—formerly CEO at APE Entertainment—is any indication. Hedgecock has joined IDW...

While IDW's flag was planted by the film adaptation of 30 Days of Night, since then they've been more in the licensed comics business, with a few hits like Locke and Key, which bounced around the development wheels of Hollywood. Well, looking to be more proactive, they're opening a TV division, the LA Times reports. David Ozer, formerly of Starz Media and an executive producer on The Walking Dead, will run the division, called IDW Entertainment