Tag: dave stewart
Skybound unveils ULTRAMEGA variant covers by Mike Mignola and more acclaimed artists
The Eisner-nominated kaiju series returns for its second arc this September!
Things get bizarre in PARANOID GARDENS miniseries from Way, Simon, & Weston
“It's the perfect remedy for all those stricken with super-hero fatigue and needing a fix of something a bit more mind-bending and unpredictable."
Creature rises from Black Lagoon and Skybound with Watters, Ram V and Roberts
Dan Watters, Ram V, Matthew Roberts and Dave Stewart team up at Skybound to show that the appeal of a woman in jeopardy from a reptilian creature that lives in a lagoon is timeless!
Shocking secrets about the Clown Prince of Crime revealed in JOKER YEAR ONE this...
Ever since taking over the writing duties of the main Batman book last year, Chip Zdarsky's run has been nothing short of spectacular. The...
Hellboy is a giant robot in Mignola & Fegredo’s GIANT ROBOT HELLBOY
The three-issue series is inspired by one of Mignola's quarantine sketches.
PREVIEW: Check out three Mike Mignola PINOCCHIO illustrations for the new Beehive Books Kickstarter
The Kickstarter campaign for PINOCCHIO: THE ILLUMINATED EDITION, illustrated by Mignola and annotated by Lemony Snicket, is live now.
PREVIEW: Orion attacks in King & Fornés’s DANGER STREET #5
The next installment in the twelve-issue DC Black Label series is due out in stores next month.
INTERVIEW: Tom King talks DANGER STREET: “This is a hard one.”
"Come see me walking a tightrope and see if I fall off."
PREVIEW: Here comes a f@#$ing up in SHAOLIN COWBOY: CRUEL TO BE KIN #6
The penultimate issue of Geof Darrow's latest Shaolin Cowboy series is due out from Dark Horse this week.
Mike Mignola and Rachele Aragno introduce LEONIDE THE VAMPYR in October
Mike Mignola and Rachele Aragno team up for new original one-shot 'Leonide the Vampyr: Miracle at the Crow's Head' in October
Neil Gaiman & Mark Buckingham return to MIRACLEMAN after 30 years
Fans will finally see the full incredible story of Young Miracleman and more!
REVIEW: Lemire & Sorrentino’s THE PASSAGEWAY sets up a terrifying new mythos
It’s always special to be at the birth of something terrifying.
