Dynamite has sent over some interior pages for this week's second issue of Shaft by David F. Walker, Bilquis Evely and Daniela Miwa. They have also
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Red Sonja has been a great seller for Dynamite and has once again teamed up with Conan as the Conan / Red Sonja series from Dark Horse continues. (Both
A comic book collector uses his cherished collection to buy one of the oldest comic shops in Los Angeles. Eddie DeAngelini has been a huge fan of
In stores this week from Valiant is Eternal Warrior: Days of Steel #3, the conclusion to the minseries by Peter Milligan and Cary Nord. This issue ships
Mark Millar promoted his and Steve McNiven's comics book Nemesis (Nemesis Returns currently being drawn, we promise) as "what if Batman was the Joker?".
It was launched in a flurry of publicity off the back of Afterlife With Archie. Issue 1 of The Chilling Tales Of Sabrina, Teenage Witch was a hit in
Image Expo in five days time will be full of announcements. Expect Marvel scalps, expect people new to Image and, it seems, new projects from the very
Tony Ohaste writes, Although they bare the distinction of being two of my favorite magically transportive things on Earth, The Electric Light Orchestra
Axel Alonso told CBR, Given his profile in all other mediums, which Marvel superhero should be the pre-eminent Marvel hero in comics? He will be. Well,
Some of you may (unfortunately) remember Vanilla Ice's Ninja Rap from the second Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie.
Here we have some process art from Red Sonja: Vultures Circle, the newest miniseries written by Nancy A Collins and Luke Lieberman with art by Fritz Casas
Hitting eBay is a special Retailer Party Variant, two per store, of Star Wars #1, ahead of sale. Which means if you have the money and a retailer of the
Posted by Travis Ellison... this History Of The DC Universe image used to appear in the DC Comics lobby, outside the elevators. I think I briefly saw it
It's not often that a lapel pin gets his own comic... but then Smiley is nor ordinary button. The constant companion of Evil Ernie has his own one-shot
One of the good things about social media is that it gives a forum to artist to not only share their work but their process. Chris Samnee (Daredevil) has
On the CBR message boards (oh wait, I just got what this must have referred to now), Amazing Spider-Man writer Dan Slott took time out from his New Year
Charles Soule spent much of 2014 with a reputation for writing lots and lots of comics that got published, hitting a record eleven titles in August. But a
Yoe Books are the publisher of all manner of envelope-pushing classic comics and comics that should be archived and remembered via a team-up with IDW.
We celebrate and cherish our pulp fiction heritage in comics a great deal, and especially look back to the painted cover art that has so strongly made a
These have been rotting away in dollar bins for around thirty years. And suddenly they're not. We know Guillermo Del Toro is working on a Justice League
So we ran the theory that the late Benjamin Parker of the 616 Marvel Universe being the Scion of Spider-Verse totally wrong. Well, in for a penny...
The year 2015 matches day and date with 1981 perfectly. Which gives you a great opportunity to pull out your 1981 Marvel Calendar from its bag and board
Are you the kind of person who has never bought a digital comic before? Been a hardcore printhead? Or maybe a nefarious pirate? Well, I don't know if this
Here's a quick look at some upcoming comic books and some changing credits between solicitation and publication... Batman Eternal #39 was solicited with
Fantagraphics will be publishing Benjamin Marra's Terror Assaulter: O.M.W.O.T. (One Man War On Terror) in full in the Autumn of 2015. They describe the
This is a copy of Rifleman #9, published by Dell Comics in 1961. It recently sold for $7.49 on eBay. While this is Rifleman #11, also published by Dell
It's a long time since Superman promoted dangerous narcotics, even tangentially. We may be more familiar with his battles with Nick O'Teen.
As we roll into the new year, we have the start of a new story arc for you from The Twilight Zone #5 written by J. Michael Straczynski and drawn by Guiu
Joshua Hale Fialkov, writer of The Devilers, talks with Aaron Gillespie about Purgatori, both on sale now. Joshua Hale Fialkov: Aaron, I've known you for
DC Comics is starting a new program called Essential Reads and their kicking it off with one of my all-time favorite stories, Batman: Hush by Jeph Loeb