Exclusive: Fanbase Press announces Kickstarter for Graphic Medicine series SHRUB
Fanbase Press has announced the Kickstarter for a middle grade Graphic Medicine series, Shrub, which explores various expressions of grief.
Exclusive: Bouchard & Criswell chomp ICE in BUSINESS AS USUAL
Mark Bouchard and Shelby Criswell's Business As Usual has launched on Kickstarter. Here's a sneak peek and interview with the team.
Silver Sprocket’s San Francisco store closing today
Silver Sprocket's much loved San Francisco store is closing today after mounting debts and rising rents
Remembering Sam Kieth
Sam Kieth was truly unique in every way and his artwork influenced a generation: here are some of the stories
Sam Kieth, creator of THE MAXX, dead at 63
Kieth, who also co-created The Sandman, and various Batman books, died last week following a battle with Lewy body dementia.
Self-Published Saturday: Wesley Griffith’s THE JUMP is a stellar NSFW crime comic
The Jump by Wesley Griffith is a grimy crime story, and we're featuring as the first in a new regular series about self-published comics.
Exclusive Preview: DICK TRACY #16 debuts a new story arc
Mad Cave's ongoing Dick Tracy series begins a new story arc in issue #16. Here's a first look at what's to come.
Marvel Comics June 2026 Solicitations
Check out what's to come from the House of Ideas this June.
Exclusive: Mad Cave Studios announces JUNK PUNCH
Mad Cave Studios has announced Junk Punch, a series in which people cannot control their compulsions. It debuts in June.
DC Comics June 2026 Solicitations
Full solicitations information and cover images for DC Comics titles scheduled to ship in June 2026 and beyond.
Graphic Novel Review: LAKE YELLOWWOOD SLAUGHTER is the comic adaptation of a slasher flick...
Lake Yellowwood Slaughter is a thoughtful and fun slasher comic with a clever framing concept that film buffs will enjoy.
Graphic Novel Reviews: In HUMAN NATURE BOOK 1 Darren Aronofsky satirizes billionaires, despite having...
Aronofsky’s embrace of AI is ironic considering the supposed core target of Human Nature Book 1 and its satire: billionaires.
