Priest, Rafa Sandoval to team on new BLACK ADAM comic
The series is slated to launch on June 21 with a new #1 issue.
Read MoreGabriel Hernandez Walta to draw new Hellboy comic, OLD MAN WHITTIER
The book, written by Mike Mignola, is due out June 22.
Read MoreDC Comics Announces 2022 Pride Publishing Plans
Four new books are slated to launch in June before the pride publishing initiatives continue throughout the year.
Read MoreThis Book Is A Noun: On THE TALE OF ONE BAD RAT by Bryan Talbot
‘Every piece of pleasure in her past has been cut away and ruined, like a manic night’s sink full of hair…’
Read MoreThe cable channel AMC is making comics now (apparently)
The move comes after the success of The Art of AMC’s The Walking Dead Universe coffee table book, which was published in partnership with Image Comics and Skybound.
Read MoreBendis, Lima Araújo team on three graphic novels for Abrams Books
The first book — dubbed Phenomena: The Golden City of Eyes — is set to arrive in September, with the another release coming in each of the subsequent years.
Read MoreHayao Miyazaki manga SHUNA'S JOURNEY gets first English translation
Alex Dudok de Wit is handling the translation of the book, which was first published in Japan in 1983.
Read MoreAnt-Man's 60th birthday party looks fun, actually
Marvel has tapped writer Al Ewing and artist Tom Reilly to celebrate six decades of the character with a new book.
Read MoreFANTASTIC FOUR: FULL CIRCLE by Alex Ross looks incredible
This book, due out in August, retells an old Stan Lee and Jack Kirby story for a new generation.
Read MoreTom King, Jorge Fornés collaborating again on DANGER STREET
The Rorschach creative team is back together again and their new book looks absolutely bonkers.
Read MoreJLA/Avengers by Busiek and Pérez is getting a reprint from the Hero Initiative
The new printing is limited to 7,000 copies and being put out by the Hero Initiative, with a release date set for March.
Read MoreNew Savage Avengers is coming and this is why I'm willing to fistfight for it
Site contributor Jacob Cordas is violently excited about Savage Avengers…both the recently-concluded run as well as the newly-announced book by David Pepose, Carlos Magno, and team.
Read MoreWonder Woman Historia: The Amazons...arrives just in time
Wonder Woman Historia is beautiful and compelling as another contribution to the long history of Wonder Woman, but this is also a work that speaks to “not-men” and “men” in the U.S. during the final month of 2021.
Read MoreCheck out this Humble Bundle of the best graphic novels from ABRAMS ComicArts
By Zack Quaintance — So, there’s a great Humble Bundle deal on right now that I feel obligated to tell you about: the best graphic novels from ABRAMS ComicArts.
Read MoreBALTIMORE COMIC-CON: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang talk PAPER GIRLS
The highlight for me (aside from seeing old and new friends) was the panel on Friday evening with writer Brian K. Vaughan and artist Cliff Chiang talking Paper Girls, the complete version of which is due out tomorrow…
Read MoreHow to View Steve Ditko's Original Spider-Man art at the Library of Congress
In this post you will find the exact steps for how to view Steve Ditko’s original Spider-Man art at the Library of Congress…
Read MoreOn Superman, Shootings, and the Reality of Superheroes
‘I don’t need Superman to stop shootings. I don’t need Batman to end homelessness. I need Batman and Superman to provide moral and spiritual guidance to show us a better world is possible…’
Read MorePhilosophy and Tom King: Existentialism in Batman #23 (2016)
Scholar Steve Baxi applies his background in philosophy to the comics of Tom King, using Batman #23 as a lens through which to examine what King has to say about life and the position of philosophical art, with a special focus on King and artist Mitch Gerads’ application of the nine panel grid.
Read MoreTa-Nehisi Coates at Marvel: Black Panther, Captain America, and The Dream
As Ta-Nehisi Coates’ run at Marvel Comics comes to a close, Larry Jorash looks back on the writer’s time guiding Black Panther and Captain America in the context of his non-fiction and the recurring metaphor of The Dream.
Read MoreShort Horror Comics: On Ram V. and John J. Pearson's RAZORBLADES stories
Razorblades has made a big splash in comics lately with its short horror storytelling that offers freedom with a DIY aesthetic. Today we look at the work of Ram V. and John J. Pearson in Razorblades.
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