IDW Dark Archives

And that publishing revenues increased by $569,000 in Q4 2025, compared Q4 2024, primarily due to increases in; Comic market publishing revenue of $229,000  driven by IDW Dark titles Book market publishing revenue of $209, 000 driven by increased sales of perennial backlist titles Direct-to-consumer sales of $30,000 Licensing and royalty revenues of $30,000 Digital sales of $29,000 Decreased returns of[...]

Returning to this world with the team at IDW Dark has been an absolute thrill The Exorcism at Buckingham Palace expands the universe with a brand-new setting, cast, and mythology It's a fresh entry point for new readers, while rewarding the fans who've been with us since the beginning I'm delighted to have Kelsey Ramsay[...]

So while we didn't know that Diamond would go bankrupt, we have been doing what we can over these past two years to make sure the company is in the best position possible to absorb potential bad news." IDW to launch more imprints alongside IDW Dark Private shareholder DJ asked if the IDW Originals line could be[...]

Bleeding Cool has previously scooped the news back in September that IDW was pivoting to a new horror focus, and at New York Comic Con, they announced IDW Dark as an imprint for licenses for Smile, Event Horizon, Twilight Zone, 30 Days Of Night, Beneath The Trees, A Quiet Place and more. Now IDW has confirmed an all-new anthology comic[...]

In September last year, Bleeding Cool scooped the news that "IDW has decided to become more focused as a company on publishing horror comics in terms of what they dub their co-creator originals, titles to follow up on their history of success with the likes of 30 Days of Night, Locke & Key, Beneath The Trees[...]

Bleeding Cool scooped the news back in September that IDW was pivoting to a new horror focus, and at New York Comic Con, they announced IDW Dark as an imprint for licenses for Smile, Event Horizon, Twilight Zone, 30 Days Of Night, Beneath The Trees, A Quiet Place and more. Now, they have announced a new[...]

At New York Comic Con, IDW revealed a new imprint, IDW Dark for 2025, for creator-owned and licensed horror titles, after the success of Beneath the Trees and 30 Days of Fright They will also be using their relationship with Paramount to leverage more titles Titles will include A Quiet Place, 30 Days Of Night:[...]