The Rocketeer teams up with Amelia Earhart in new comic series this February
Launches this February from the creative team of writer John Layman and artist Jacob Edgar
Inside the upcoming Heavy Metal Library Kickstarter campaign
Heavy Metal has announced a Kickstarter for four of its best loved properties, but just what is inside them? HM expert RM Rhodes gives some background.
Phillips and Garbett relaunching DAREDEVIL
Stephanie Phillips and Lee Garbett's relaunch will be accompanied by blind bag variants when it begins this March.
PREDATOR steps into the ring in Marvel’s BLOODSHED
The series, by Jordan Morris and Roland Boschi, will see a Predator attack an underground fighting tournament.
Exclusive Preview: See Kindt & Moustafa’s take on John le Carré’s world in THE...
Get a sneak peek at John le Carré: The Circus—Losing Control #1 (of 3) before it goes on sale on November 19.
Exclusive Preview: Vault shares a sneak peek at BARBARIC: THE LONG DEATH #1
Vault shares a sneak peek of BARBARIC: THE LONG DEATH #1, the popular series by Michael Moreci and Nathan Gooden.
The Marvel Rundown: ULTIMATE BLACK PANTHER #22 sees the long game play out
Welcome once again to another edition of The Marvel Rundown. This week as the year starts coming to a wind down, we have a...
DC and Marvel unveil digital exclusive crossover comics
Flash/Fantastic Four and Thor/Shazam collide!
Interview: GEOF DARROW breaks down the origins of SHAOLIN COWBOY
Geof Darrow almost needs no introduction. He is the legendary comics creator and illustrator behind Hard Boiled, The Matrix, and Shaolin Cowboy. His body of...
Hires at IDW, Scholastic, Coliseum of Comics and Pokémon
IDW has hired three, and promoted two, Scholastic has a manga editor and new gigs for two industry veterans
Jimmy Olsen-Led DC CRIME series planned for HBO Max
Skyler Gisondo, who played the role of Jimmy Olsen in James Gunn's Superman, is set to reprise the role in a new, format-bending series from the creators of American Vandal. Titled DC Crime, Variety reports that HBO Max is developing a (fake) true crime docuseries set in the DC Universe.
V FOR VENDETTA getting the WATCHMEN treatment with HBO series
V for Vendetta, the celebrated comic book by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, is heading back to the screen. HBO has tapped Pete Jackson for a TV adaptation.
























