BREAKING: LUMBERJANES series to conclude with END OF SUMMER
The beloved and groundbreaking series began in 2014.
You’ll never guess what the comics industry looked like 28 years ago
A photo takes us back to a time when comics industry issues were very different...or were they?
The Marvel Rundown: A new ‘back-to-basics’ IRON MAN relaunch soars
Reviews of new Marvel Comics releases for the week, including Iron Man #1, Giant-Size X-Men: Storm #1, and more!
COVER REVEAL & EXCERPT: The Baby-sitters Club: Claudia and the New Girl
The graphic novel adaptation will be released in February 2021.
REVIEW: MARVEL’S AVENGERS has impressive parts but is crudely assembled
Kamala Khan makes the game, in more ways than one.
Bill Schanes launches Give Comics Hope charity to help comics shops
The charity will launch with two auctions, with many once in a lifetime objects available.
INTERVIEW: From Kilgore Trout’s new job to paper dolls – Ryan North on his...
We discuss Vonnegut’s distinct prose, researching the fire-bombing of Dresden, and why this WWII story remains relevant in 2020.
THE HERO TRADE #1 is a Bad Idea surprise release by Lapham, Kindt
The publisher has sent this "special, limited promo release" to its network of destination stores.
Interview: Jim Zub intertwines comics and tabletop RPG’s with SKULLKICKERS Kickstarter
Zub is returning to the world of SKULLKICKERS to create a new comic special and a tabletop role-playing game.
GRAPHIC NOVEL CLUB: Garth Ennis on the origins of PREACHER
Plus, why an Irish man can write and American story.
UNDONE BY BLOOD gets TV deal from Norman Reedus’ bigbadbald productions
Comic writers Lonnie Nadler and Zac Thompson slated to co-executive produce.
DC ROUND-UP: What’s a birthday without clowns, in Detective Comics #1027?
THIS WEEK: DC inaccurately celebrates an anniversary in an oversized anthology featuring Batman creators, past present, and possibly future with Detective Comics #1027.
Note: the...
