Publishers

Marvel's at it with a new teaser campaign for something or someone named Mosaic. The teasers involve jigsaw puzzle pieces. The first one reference Alias, the comic by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos that introduced Jessica Jones to the world. The new piece seems to be about Spider-Man, and the name Mosaic would suggest a mash-up of some kind. Something never before seen in comcis, then.

Here's an interesting one-- Marvel publishing's Guardians of Infinity #8, a comic book that was supposed to be written by Dan Abnett (Aquaman) and...

You guys know there's a brand new Voltron show coming to Netflix right? It's coming to the streaming service June 10th-- there's a trailer...

My familiarity with Black Mask is embarrassingly slim, beyond finding myself in love with the covers of books like We Can Never Go Home...

Wargaming, the award-winning online game developer and publisher of the globally successful World of Tanks combat series, today announced a partnership with comic book...

During an  IGN interview with Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman some new details regarding season three of the popular Telltale Games series based on his comics were...

The Beat already got the writer's perspective on IDW's upcoming mini-series and follow-up to The Bigger Bang aptly titled The Biggest Bang, but now we would...

Most of the discussion over the elimination of Shelly Bond's position as head of the Vertigo line has centered on the lack of profit...

Good god do I love these "art of" game books; not only do they make the most interesting things a coffee table can be...

It's been quite the (heartbreaking) 24 hours, and we're still working through it, but after the dismissal of Vertigo Executive Editor Shelly Bond yesterday, many...

Whoa, seismic news tonight as longtime Vertigo editor Shelly Bond, currently Vice President & Executive Editor and the storied Vertigo imprint, has been let go, as the imprint restructures. DC released a statement to CBR which you can read below. The move comes only days after a new "Young Animal" imprint, led by former DC intern Gerard Way, was announced, using many of the characters and tactics that made Vertigo a success when it launched in 1993.

For about a month now, comic book creators and fellow comics internet community writers have been buzzing about Dept.H from Dark Horse Comics. The book,...