David F. Walker & Marcus Kwame Anderson rewrite Huckleberry Finn as a new graphic novel, Big Jim and the White Boy.
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Vampirella character Victory is the latest to get a spinoff book from Christopher Priest's run, by David F Walker and Brett Weldele.
Comic book writer David F Walker wrote the Cyborg comic book from DC Comics in 2015, talking about creating a whole world for the character within the DC
On Wednesday, fans learned that Netflix was developing a series adaptation of David F. Walker's comic book The Hated.
Today -- September 27, 2021 -- is apparently the final order cut off day for the huge new title from Second Sight Publishing and Legends Press Comics,
Regina King and Ryan Coogler will bring Image Comics series Bitter Root to the big screen for Legendary.
One of the first panels to go live at Comic-Con@Home was the Teaching and Learning with Comics panel from Comics Pedagogy, a regular at San Diego
From 11 AM-2 PM on May 30th, quarantined fans will be treated to a different kind of comic book convention with The Rent Party. A music-fueled,
Last week the idea going through everyone's mind was the Don't Rush Challenge and using a popular song by musicians Young T and Bugsey.
Last Wednesday marked the launch of Season Five of the webcomic Project Wildfire, called Smoke On The Water. Project Wildfire is the brainchild of United
Young Justice is adding two members to its creative team in February, revealed in DC's full February solicitations. David F. Walker will join the creative
The former creative team on Marvel’s most recent Power Man and Iron Fist series – writer David F Walker (co-writing with Chuck Brown) and artist Sanford
Image Comics gathered some of their best talent to talk to NYCC Thursday night about why they believe in the power of horror comics!
Cable and Deadpool reunite when a time-traveling doctor tells Wade that robots are going back in time to kill Wade's mom. Is it a good read?
Greetings, Dieselfunkateers! Today we speak with the co-organizers of the first annual Afrofuturism Lounge taking place during SDCC 2018.
San Diego Comic-Con is under way, and the return of the Black Heroes Matter Flashmob is upon us once again.
We have the honor and privilege of interviewing Uraeus, creator of the movement known as Black Heroes Matter and the co-founder of the recent Wicomicon.
Voltron Legendary Defender Vol. 3 begins, plus there is an offering of graphic novels and the Catalyst Prime line of comics. All of this comes courtesy of Lion Forge this July. Full details here.
Dark Nights: Metal and Doomsday Clock in the same week? Still my beating heart. Plus, Daredevil reaches the #600 milestone. There is a lot to pack in your pull box this week.
Garfield makes a Homecoming return, jump ahead 25 years with the Regular Show, and explore By Night, all from Boom! Studios June 2018 solicits. Full details here.
The Avengers are still caught in the game between the Grandmaster and the Challenger, with Voyager's role in it all still a mystery. Plus, the Hulk is back and madder than ever. Is it a good read?
I swear, this will stop getting later and later. Solicits and other distractions late last week prevented me from getting to this sooner. Plus, I had to
Luke Cage's series comes to an ending with the Power Man comforting his daughter, Danielle, with a fairy tale of superheroes and goblins. Is it a good finale?
Catalyst Prime charges on, Enchanted Chest, Oothar the Blue, and Wormwood Saga get collection releases, all from Lion Forge's May 2018 solicits.
The Beginning of the End reaches Adventure Time. Lumberjanes reaches its 50th issue. Return to Fraggle Rock. This will all be provided by Boom! Studios this May. Details here.
With the May solicitations finally revealed, Marvel's Fresh Start, at least in the month of May, seems to taste a bit less fresh than it feels like
Luke Cage has his memories back, and that means it's payback time for the Ringmaster. Luke is getting out of this prison, and Ringmaster is going to throw every body possible to keep that from happening.
Lion Forge is bringing out two graphic novels this April: Algeria is Beautiful Like America as well as This is a Taco. Plus, their stock of Catalyst Prime titles are getting another issue. More details here.
BOOM! Studios wants you to color your own Planet of the Apes, plus Reptar gets a special, Wrestlemania gets a 2018 special, Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers get an Annual, and Robocop makes a Citizens Arrest. All this coming out in April. Details here.
In Planet of the Apes: Ursus #1, the humans are destroying the crops of Ape City. The high council wants to put the ape soldiers to work in farming, but General Ursus wants his soldiers on guard against the human threat. Does this drama make for a good read?