Why The Free Speech Handbook Matters
We’re faced with incendiary speech on a daily basis. You may not like it, but Ian Rosenberg and Mike Cavallaro make the case why it’s legal.
Books
SDCC 2025: Saturday Morning Dungeon Crawling
Every now and then you get to touch a bona fide phenomenon, and Dungeon Crawler Carl is nothing less than that — and deserves the love!
SDCC 2025: The Women of Marvel Are Super Visible
Three Marvel powerhouse creators come together to uncover the often lost history of women building the House of Ideas…
SDCC 2025: Ordinary Joy with Kim-Joy
After years of creating delicious bakes and sharing how to create them yourselves, Kim-Joy tackles how to feel comfortable as yourself…
SDCC 2025: Mars Needs Animation
John Carter of Mars finally lands where he should have been almost a century ago… in an animated series adventure!
SDCC 2025: Brian Shortall vs. Fanboy Planet
The coolest guy in America gets wrapped up in the hottest trial of the century! You don’t have to pick a side, but your side may split…
Brian Fitzpatrick, Novelist and Godslayer
If your D&D party refuses to listen, then The Black Ballad campaign is for you — and so is Brian Fitzpatrick’s novel, To Slay a God!
What Fresh Hell Is This?
It’s hard to argue with an endorsement by no less than Clive Barker, though you should dive in and get scared for yourself…
Victory Harben Breaks Out! A Conversation with Wolf Larson and Christopher Paul Carey
As the teen genius of the Edgar Rice Burroughs Universe may be getting an animated series, we talk about the possibilities!
Apple Readies for Murderbot
Apple’s ready for Murderbot, but are you? Alexander Skarsgard stars as the sexiest reluctant killing machine in all existence…
The Edgar Rice Burroughs Universe Gets Animated!
Breakout character Victory Harben will anchor a series allowing her to travel from the Earth’s Core to Barsoom and Beyond!
History in Four Colors
With “The House of Ideas,” playwright Mark Pracht finds the flawed men behind the legends who created the Marvel Age of Comics…
Revisiting Batman ’89 with Batman: Resurrection
Author John Jackson Miller fills in plot holes you didn’t even know were there in Tim Burton’s films — and tells a cool story.
SDCC 2024: Mark Siegel Spinning 23rd Street Books from First Second
From a publishing dream to award-winning graphic novels, Mark Siegel takes a new step in building up creators…
SDCC 2024: On the Hard Case with Charles Ardai
Charles Ardai wanted to revive “Beautiful painted covers …and high velocity stories” Hard Case Crime has become that and more…
SDCC 2024: Heroes, Horror, and Holmes
Sherlock Holmes fighting the undead? The Human Fly bringing in a legendary artist? Anything seems possible with IPI Comics!
SDCC 2024: Wellness for Geeks Who Sit
Stuck at your desk like I am right now and feeling a little bleh? Chronicle Books and Geek Girl Strong may have a solution…
SDCC 2024: Craig Miller Has More Movie Memories
Craig kickstarted Star Wars fandom, then reinvented himself as a publicist and a writer. If you loved it, he probably worked on it.
Bad Dreams in the Night
Creepy, clever, and sometimes cute, the stories cartoonist Adam Ellis gathers for this compendium of his work will stay under your skin…
Korak at the Earth’s Core
If you thought Tarzan had a rough childhood, Win Scott Eckert proves that his son Korak had it rougher — and adulthood isn’t a picnic.
