One World Under Doom
In One World Under Doom, Victor Von Doom achieves just what the title says… but is it a good thing or a bad thing?
Comics
Discover the Lost Company with Andy Suriano
A massive graphic novel. Table-top miniatures. Gaming scenarios. Who knows where it can go next? It’s time to discover the Lost Company from animator Andy Suriano…
Patrick Horvath Unleashes Free For All
It’s every shareholder for themselves when death and bankruptcy collide in FREE FOR ALL #1 coming in March!
Welcome to Wicked Town: A Conversation with Francis Stokes and Andrea Dailey
Welcome to Wicked Town, where suburban housewives keep things neat and tidy, occasionally play bridge, and seek to harness dark powers….
DC Goes All In… But Should You?
The DC Universe reboots again, sort of. All we care about is if we’re going to get good stories…
Hello Darkness #4 Shines Light on Old Friends
Boom! Studios hit horror anthology continues, featuring a story from an indie creative team you hopefully recognize…
Ridley Scott Bakes with Mechanical Cake
Storytelling legend Ridley Scott teams with top talent to create a new line of graphic novels… starting with a timely title.
The Girl Called Cthulhu Gets a Trailer!
Crowley! Lovecraft! Woodcock! Watch the trailer and get ready to pick it up in your local comic shop in October!
Sara Karloff’s Legendary Legacy
Sara Karloff holds the legacy of her father’s life and work — now helping give life to a faithful adaptation of Frankenstein!
Spinning New DuckTales with Brandon Montclare
Brandon Montclare landed a writing assignment that has a generation waiting — Dynamite Comics’ new DuckTales book!
Comics Cutaway from the Whoniverse
Cutaway Comics publisher Gareth Kavanagh shares the secrets of telling stories of people and places once visited by a certain Timelord…
Are Comic Shops Ready for Def Leppard’s Hysteria?
Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen collaborates on a new graphic novel extending the band’s legacy — and they’re boosting comic shops, too!
Battle of the Black Stone Trailer!
I already told you the book was good — but seeing Jonas Scharf’s art in motion comics form? Nigh unto perfection…
Adam Rose Knows His Giants
It’s not easy being huge, but if Huge Detective has the impact I think it will, writer Adam Rose is going to put that to the test…
Solving Murders with “String”
It’s a fine line between love and death. Yoon-Sook Namgung can literally see that line… and it may mean her own death!
Join The Battle of the Black Stone
You may not have realized that Robert E. Howard’s creations were all connected, but Jim Zub knew. Now he gets to prove it!
Huge Detective, Huge Mystery
Huge Detective presents us with a many-layered mystery you’d think it was an onion… wait, that’s ogres, not giants…
Flash Gordon Vs. The Multiverse
Mad Cave Studios takes Flash Gordon into untold stories and parallel universes to prove he and his allies are always heroes!
The Pedestrian Isn’t Pedestrian
Sure, he obeys all traffic laws, but The Pedestrian isn’t some kind of campy hero. There’s something deeper going on here…
Marvel Uncovers The Battle of Jakku
How did the galaxy move from exuberant triumph to the rise of the First Order? Marvel shares the perspective of Luke Skywalker…
