Tag: fantasy
SDCC ’19: Kevin Wada’s Shadow and Bone poster amps up excitement for the Netflix...
Will Netflix reveal Shadow and Bone details at SDCC?
Urban Fantasy Series CARNIVAL ROW Gets a Teaser Trailer & Release Date
Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne star.
Editorial: Skyrim, the great open world…
Examining the strengths and weaknesses of Skyrim.
Kickstarter Comics Round-Up: BEAR COMPANY 2 & 6 Other Projects We Love
You can support these Kickstarter comics campaigns today!
Kickstarter Comics Round-Up: Saffron: Spacetime Academy Adventures & 10 Other Projects We Love
11 new Kickstarters you can support today.
Review: the incredible way THE WITCHER: OF FLESH AND FLAME #1 breathes new life...
The Witcher: Of Flesh And Flame #1
Writer: Aleksandra Motyka
Artist: Marianna Strychowska
Colorist: Lauren Affe
Letterer: Steve Dutro
The Witcher franchise is no stranger to comics. Dark Horse...
Preview: A new look at BOOM’s Wizard Beach #1 and where wizards go to...
If fantasy stories have taught us anything, it’s that not even the world of magic can escape the snares of politics. From Game of...
The Ghost Train is leaving the station… next stop, Comic Arts Brooklyn and 2019!
With the Fall 2018 issue of the Park Slope Reader this past October has come a new installment of the beautifully drawn, historically-tinged, fantasy...
INTERVIEW: Getting to know “Headlopper” Creator Andrew MacLean
From humble self-made beginnings to big name publishing, Andrew MacLean brings forth an exciting, unique, dark, hilarious epic with the adventure of Norgal, a.k.a....
Okorafor and Ford’s LAGUARDIA Lands with Berger Books at Dark Horse
The four-issue miniseries is set in a world where aliens and humans live side-by-side in society.
ADVANCE REVIEW: The Blood Runs Thick in KONUNGAR: WAR OF CROWNS
Swordplay? Check! Norse Cities in the Sky? Check! Centaurs? Check! Bitter Feuding Brothers Unite to Fight a Bigger Threat? Check!
REVIEW: Kindt and Rubin’s ETHER: THE COPPER GOLEMS #1 Explores the Mysteries of The...
The first issue of the follow-up miniseries is a perfect jumping-on point for new readers.
