Tag: Dark Horse Comics
SDCC ’18: Dark Horse Announces TOM CLANCY’S THE DIVISION Art Book and Comic Series
THE WORLD OF TOM CLANCY'S THE DIVISION will provide a behind-the-scenes look at the Ubisoft video game.
SDCC ’18: G. Willow Wilson and Christian Ward Team For INVISIBLE KINGDOM From Berger...
The new series is set to debut in March of 2019.
SDCC ’18: You Choose The Adventure In New WRECK-IT RALPH OGN from Dark Horse
The all-ages graphic novel would serve as both a prequel and sequel to the forthcoming sequel, RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET.
INTERVIEW: Paul Levitz on Stepping Out of The Comfort Zone With BROOKLYN BLOOD and...
This is the biggest week in the industry, not just because over 100k people are going to converge on the surface of the sun...
Dark Horse Announces Comic Adaptation of WILLIAM GIBSON’S ALIEN 3 Script
The adaptation by Johnnie Christmas and Tamra Bonvillain feature returning characters from ALIENS.
SDCC ’18: Way and Bá Check In To THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY: HOTEL OBLIVION
The seven-issue miniseries debuts in October.
SDCC ’18: Dark Horse Announces New eCommerce Website for Exclusive Collectibles
Initial offerings include high-end Game of Thrones and Umbrella Academy items.
SDCC ’18: Dark Horse and Bioware Are Giving You A Look Into the World...
Bioware, who is best known these days for the sci-fi RPG game series Mass Effect, has been toiling away on a brand new IP...
SDCC ’18: Dr. Horrible, MST3K, and Yoshitaka Amano Highlight Dark Horse’s Programming
The schedule of panels and signings features fan-favorite creators and projects.
GAME OF THRONES, MST3K, and THE QUANTUM AGE Highlight Dark Horse’s SDCC 2018 Exclusive...
Exclusive comics, toys, and even coasters will be available from the publisher at the show this year.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Questions and Answers in RESIDENT ALIEN: AN ALIEN IN NEW YORK #4
Check out the first three pages of the conclusion to the latest Resident Alien miniseries.
Review: Volume 1 of Stephen McCranie’s SPACE BOY Explores the Unknown
The first trade paperback collection of the popular webcomic is as relatable as it is enjoyable.
