This is Kaare Andrews'design for a character for Death Of Inhumans, coming in July, written by Donny Cates and drawn by Ariel Olivetti. Is it Vox, C-Alt
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The California Negro Directory was intended for black people and families travelling across state the state to find safe, welcoming places to rest and stay on their journey. The Directory, rather, was intended for the local community, when first published in 1942 with business listings and ads for both black-owned and black-friendly businesses in California, Washington and Oregon.
Disney may own their own comic book publisher in Marvel comics, but it seems like the House of Mouse might not view Marvel as being well-equipped to
After his return in Doctor Strange, The Sentry, Marvel's forgotten Superman is back. And this week we've gotten a sneak peek inside The Sentry #1 by Jeff
Crystal Frasier has provided us with a commentary track for the Pathfinder: Spiral of Bones #2 she did with artist Tom Garcia.
Frank Miller now says of his Occupy Wall Street, views “I wasn’t thinking clearly.” Neal Adams has told him “You cannot believe when other people say, ‘you’re great, you’re a legend.’ ... you start convincing yourself that... somehow you can drink two bottles of whiskey and nothing will happen to you”
We've had this preview of Immortal Hulk previously... but we managed to find an additional page to slip on the end. Which definitely goes some way to
Every so often (but seemingly less so since we started this column), comic book publishers send out previews of upcoming comics without any of the words
Avengers: Infinity War may be in the cinemas. But the Infinity Wars comic is still some months away... here's a first look at Infinity Wars Prime
This week, we got a little preview artwork for Black Panther #1 by Ta-Nehisi Coates and Daniel Acuna as Wakanda goes cosmic and creates its own Empire. I
Saturday, April 28th is National Superhero Day, a day to honor the fictional superpowered beings who bring us joy through comic books, television shows,
Bhang Robotics is a little close to Byrne Robotics, the website that hosts the John Byrne forum isn't it? Anyway, we'd had some preview art from Tony
Retailers have got the word that SHIELD #5 by Jonathan Hickman and Dustin Weaver will be late. By one whole week. Slipping from the 16th of May to the
We got a sneak peek of Life Of Captain Marvel #1 by Margaret Stohl and Carlos Pacheco this week. Here are a couple of pages of unlettered art... with
LeVar Burton is best known for playing Geordi LaForge on Star Trek: The Next Generation and other iterations of the show. But he's also known for being
We got a sneak peek of Captain America #1 by Ta-Nehisi Coates and Leinil Yu this week. Here are a couple of pages of unlettered art... is that Russia? You
In the modern superhero comics landscape, it's not easy for a comic to break the 100,000 issue sales barrier. But Batman seems to have the magic touch, according to writer Tom King.
The Trinity confront Deimos as Warlord and his army approach the portal. However, Deimos has more spells at his disposal plus a monstrous Steve Trevor. Is it a good read?
Venom is on the cusp of having another offspring, and Dixon and her task force want to take control over the child. Is it a good read?
The Justice League of America is the last thing in the way of Chronos at the dawn of humanity. Can they save the future of superheroes? Is it a good read?
The final Mark Waid issues of Captain America before it gets relaunched have had a number of surprise artists added to the creative teams on his way out.
Okay, so Avengers: Infinity War has hit. And the speculator market has gone mad. Are there any back issues in your collection that might be worth finding to sell for lots of money? Very possibly yes.
Comic stores participating in the Tony Stark: Iron Man 'party' launch we mentioned the other day - as well as all the hoops they have to go through - will
It looks like there may be another event coming in IDW's G.I. Joe: Real American Hero comic. IDW editor Tom Waltz posted a cover by Luca Pizzari and Adam Guzowski on Twitter, featuring Dawn Mareno, Snake Eyes, front and center, in front of Low Light, Cover Girl, Scarlett, and Rock 'N' Roll.
Poor Marvel Comics. They have had more Eisner Award nominations this year than in most -- but it seems to be a bit of a jinx for them.
Steve McNiven is a much-in-demand comic book artist, with past hits including Civil War, Old Man Logan, Nemesis... and comic books that weren't written by Mark Millar. But of late his Instagram sketches have been looking a little familiar.
Legendary veteran comic book Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez came out for retirement for Action Comics #1000. And he seems to be sticking around. Here's a rough draft of something he's planning for Batman #50, courtesy of writer Tom King.
Dynamite has sent us an exclusive first look at Joe Eisma's interior pages from the upcoming Charlie's Angels #1, written by John Layman.
Comi Con International has posted the list of nominees for the 2018 Eisner Awards. Fantagraphics and Image have the both individual and shared
Dynamite has announced the exclusive covers and prints, including a cover by writer Kristina Deak-Linsner, for their Vampirella: Roses for the Dead collectors box.