Comics Archives

Crystal Frasier has provided us a commentary track for Pathfinder: Spiral of Bones #3, which hits stores today from Dynamite Entertainment

The Bloodshot movie apparently can't come soon enough for Diesel, who appears to be growing impatient to see himself as the titular hero with the trademark red circle on his chest.

Four years ago, the good guys turned bad and the bad guys turned good. Well, some of them anyway. And then at the end, the good guys turned good again and the bad guys turned bad again. Well, most of them.

Rob Liefeld has clearly decided that where there is mockery, it is best to roll with it. And if you can, do it yourself. See his participation in the recent Deadpool 2 and its feet comments.

That's the end of an era. And, I suppose, one way to reduce your tax bill. Geppi’s Entertainment Museum has been open in Baltimore for twelve years,

Lion Forge is at it again, launching yet another imprint, this one aimed at Middle Grade readers between the ages of 8-12. The new imprint is called Caracal.

Abbott is at the mercy of Bellcamp and his dark powers. Her friends are looking for her, but they may not make it in time. Will Abbott survive? Is it a good read?

The world of Watchmen saw vigilante superheroes banned by the US government, with some becoming licensed individuals working with the government and

Today's Amazing Spider-Man #800 is an absolute tour de force for superhero comics, an 80-page battle that brings in decades of history and some of the best superhero comic book artists around -- including Stuart Immonen for the final battle.

Judge Dredd is called out to an apartment block on the fringe of the city to look for a missing Judge. What he finds is a full-blown invasion. Does it make for a good read?

In today's Justice League: No Justice #4 there are might battles. There are deals done. There are friendships rekindled. I mean, who doesn't want the Green Lantern/Green Arrow team back?

The separation of creative and editorial input between books such as the DC Comics mini-series Justice League: No Justice and DC's Watchmen sequel Doomsday Clock is creating a few parallels, it seems.

Today sees the release of mini-series finale Justice: No Justice #4 and Watchmen sequel Doomsday Clock #5, from entirely different islands and opposing editorial and creative islands within DC Comics. And yet a few surprising similarities.

These are the solicited credits for Amazing Spider-Man #800 published today by Marvel Comics. AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #800 (W) Dan Slott (A) Stuart Immonen,

Earlier we pointed out the Joker's wedding invitation -- in his mind, at least -- to the wedding of Batman and Catwoman, as seen in DC Comics titles today.

The Joker's invite to the wedding of Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle in DC Nation #0 may not have been precisely what he believed it would be.

Amazing Spider-Man #800 may be 10 bucks, but you get four issues worth of story. And it is one story, told with breakneck speed across New York -- Spider-Man vs. Norman Osborn for one last time.

Valiant High is a school attended by the likes of Zephyr, X-O Manowar, Livewire, and others. Our story focuses on Livewire, a normal girl who just so happens to have superpowers but doesn't feel like she fits into a school for kids with superpowers. Does it make for a good read?

My Hero Academia creator Kohei Horikoshi is headed to San Diego for his first-ever North American professional appearance at the convention.

Dark Horse and the Berger Books imprint have announced their next upcoming series: a reimagining of Charles Dickens's novel Oliver Twist set in a dystopian future.

Kelsey Shannon, best known for his comics work on books like The Flash: Season Zero and G.I. Joe, has a new project: Jungle Action, a pulp fiction anthology series with writer Chuck Dixon for Antarctic Press.

A new class of students arrive at the mysterious Blackwood college to learn about the history, practices, and religion of pagan and wicca culture. Does it make for a good read?

Haggis is pursued by another of the demons summoned by the Bellworth's, but Pumpkinhead arrives to protect his keeper. Elsewhere, the Sheriff and the Kinkade's continue to run from the demon of avarice. Does it make for a good read?

The second installment of Her Infernal Descent finds Lynn at the mercy of Judge Franz Kafka, but she will not be deterred from finding her family in the bowels of Hell itself. Does it make for a good read?

Dynamite has sent us exclusive extended previews for Jeepers Creepers #2, KISS / Army of Darkness #4 and Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #9

Tomorrow, it's Doomsday Clock #5 vs Amazing Spider-Man #800... who will win? These pages by  Stuart Immonen and Wade Von Grawbadger show Spider-Man and

Charles Band is best known for writing and producing the Puppet Master movie series and has recently seen Puppet Master comics published by Action Lab - Danger Zone. It seems to have given him a taste for it.

Doomsday Clock #5 is DC Comics' big book, publishing tomorrow. The unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, has been up and down

This week sees the publication of Infinity Countdown: Captain Marvel by Jim McCann and Diego Olortegui. There's a preview below. But there's one scene of special note.

Skyward continues with Willa going down to the streets of Chicago to find an old coworker of her father for answers about G-Day. Does it make for a good read?