Conventions

On the SDCC floor we caught up with creator of The Goon, Eric Powell, to talk about what could be the end for one...

By Harper W. Harris Among the DC books that sparked a sort of revolution for the publisher in terms of new kinds of stories is...

With the immanent release of Valiant's Book of Death crossover story this week and the announcement of the Wrath of the Eternal Warrior series set for...

By Nick Eskey One of the happy-highlights of San Diego Comic-Con is when DC Comics co-publisher, writer, and artist Jim Lee just sits down and...

By Harper W. Harris Among his lauded superhero comics, Mark Waid is also writing the highly publicized Archie #1, which relaunches the flagship title of...

Titan releases Eighth Doctor series details, holiday special plans and upcoming covers and art at their SDCC Doctor Who comics panel.

https://youtu.be/PLLQK9la6Go With a huge frown on their collective entity's face and a couple of stiletto-wearing foot stomps to boot, Warner Bros. has released an official...

Not everyone realizes that Seth Meyers, Rashida Jones, and Taran Killam are already playing superheroes - the trio, along with a cast list that...

In the overzealously air-conditioned afternoon of the Saturday of San Diego Comic-Con 2015, Image Comics held their fourth panel highlighting their creators – this time focusing on the aesthetics of their comics and how their creators, a mix of writers, artists, and colorists own it. Including: Rob Guillory (Chew), Stuart Moore (EGOs), Lee Loughridge (Deadly Class), Scott Snyder (Wytches), Jaime McKelvie (The Wicked & The Divine), and Josh Williamson (Nailbiter).

As fan frustration increasingly mounts over the lack of female-centered superhero movies and TV shows, the team behind Supergirl vows that when translating Kara to the small screen, they won't sacrifice the unique take her gender brings to the story.

Variety's Statler and Waldorf, aka Peter Bart and Michael Fleming, have an inane piece up for Variety called -- r u ready? - Comic...

Though Hannibal has yet to find a new home for a potential fourth season, showrunner Bryan Fuller said during an SDCC panel that he was investigating the possibility of a feature film instead.