Heroes (The TV Series) Returns As A Comic
Heroes had a four season run on television from 2006-2010. There also a webcomic and a couple fairly high profile graphic novels collecting the...
DC Announce Harley Quinn Series from Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner
DC have entered the SDCC pre-fray with the news that Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner will be co-writing an ongoing Harley Quinn series later...
Howard Chaykin Returns To The Shadow (Writer/Artist)
OK, here's one you probably didn't see coming. Howard Chaykin's returning to The Shadow. Not just covers, but as the writer/artist of a return...
Duane Swierczynski’s “Ex-Con” Joins Dynamite’s Crime Line
Duane Swierczynski's been doing some good work on Judge Dredd at IDW and Bloodshot at Valiant. He's also done a reasonable amount of work...
Jimmy Palmiotti Brings Painkiller Jane to Marvel
Now here's an interesting, exciting turn up for the books. Marvel have announced that Jimmy Palmiotti will be bringing his creator-owned character Painkiller Jane...
Peter Milligan Takes “Terminal Hero” To Dynamite
Add another name to the list of quirky DC and Marvel writers popping up over at Dynamite. Peter Milligan has announced a new series,...
Battlestar Galactica’s Starbuck Gets An Origin Mini-Series
Dynamite recently launched a new series based on the original (1978 version of) Battlestar Galactica. Today they're announcing a spin-off series telling the origin...
“Legends of Red Sonja” Lines Up Pierce, Pratchett, DeConnick, Collins and many more for...
Look, we're not saying Dynamite was happy with the immediate response to Gail Simone's Red Sonja relaunch, we're just saying they've announced a mini-series...
James Robinson’s New Series “Grand Passion” Lands At Dynamite
Everybody's been wondering what James Robinson was going to do next after he suddenly announced his departure from DC and the Earth 2 title for which...
SDCC ’13: Top Shelf debuts are on the MARCH
Continuing out look at actual COMICS that are debuting at Comic-Con, Top Shelf has a bunch, led by MARCH, the first volume in a...
Steve Niles Heads To Dynamite For “Ash and the Army of Darkness”
Army of Darkness was Dynamite's first comic, back in 2005. It takes a break every once in a while, but always comes back. This...
Are Comics Sales Better? They Are For IDW!
There has been much talk about "corporate comics", and the ongoing migration of notable talent deciding to explore creator-owned options.
Of course, almost all comics...
