EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Noir is the New Black anthology
Today we are honored to have an exclusive preview of Noir is the New Black, which features 16 noir comics stories from a list of 40 Black creators. Check it out now…
Read MoreClassic Comic of the Week: Superman - For Tomorrow
Superman - For Tomorrow is a rather unique take on Superman, that gives some surprising opposition from members of the Justice League, and a twist on the overall Superman mythos.
Read MoreThe Man Without Fear...By The Year: Daredevil Comics in 1986, the Bill Sienkiewicz Graphic Novels
In this special edition of Bruno Savill De Jong The Man Without Fear…By The Year series, he looks at the Bill Sienkiewicz graphic novels from 1986, including Elektra: Assassin.
Read MoreClassic Comic of the Week: Superman - Secret Identity
Superman: Secret Identity remains one of the best Superman stories out there. It captures the spirit of a Superman as a sole superhero, navigating his way through a world that both venerates and fears him, and more…
Read MoreThe Wicked + The Divine #25: Wic + Div Re-Read
The Wicked + The Divine #25, “IMPERIAL PHASE (I),” Part Three. The comic that says, “What could possibly go wrong?” and then looks at the camera and stares until we all start crying releases another issue.
Read MoreThe Man Without Fear...By The Year: Daredevil 1986, 'the most important year in comics'
It’s 1986. The Challenger Space Shuttle explodes on live TV, MLK Day becomes a federal holiday and the Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor melts down. People are listening to “Livin’ On A Prayer,” watching Top Gun and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreClassic Comic of the Week: It's a Bird ... Vertigo Comics
It's a Bird...a heartbreaking and heartwarming tale of working through grief and pain through creativity, and one of the best stories about Superman without actually starring Superman out there.
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 MoreThe Man Without Fear...By The Year: 1985
It’s 1985. Coca-Cola introduces “New Coke”, Calvin & Hobbes debuts, and Nintendo releases the NES in North America. People are listening to “We Built This City,” watching Back to the Future and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: The Short While by Jeremy Sorese
Today we are honored ot have an exclusive preview of The Short While, the forthcoming graphic novel from cartoonist Jeremy Sorese, out this November via BOOM! Studios’ Archaia imprint.
Read MoreClassic Comic of the Week: Undone by Blood – Volume 1, Shadow of a Wanted Man
Undone by Blood – Volume 1: Shadow of a Wanted Man is a wonderful synthesis of two types of western (more traditional pulp and Cormac McCarthy-tinged bleak modern) into an existential tale of revenge…
Read MoreThe Man Without Fear...By The Year: 1984
It’s 1984. Indira Gandhi is assassinated, the charity supergroup Band Aid forms for Ethiopian famine relief, and the Macintosh PC goes on sale. People are listening to “Take On Me,” watching Ghostbusters and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Better Angels - A Kate Warne Adventure
As part of our exclusive preview of Better Angels - A Kate Warne Adventure, it is our pleasure to unveil eight completed interior pages from the book, which is due out in October.
Read MoreClassic Comic of the Week: Lollipop Kids from AfterShock Comics
The Lollipop Kids is a fun tale of a kid discovering a secret world he never knew about and being thrust into a role he was never prepared for. It blends family legacy with monsters and heroics in a unique and entertaining way…
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: The Blue Flame #4 from Vault Comics
Today it is our absolute honor to have an exclusive preview of The Blue Flame #4. Due out this Wednesday, August 25, this book marks the fourth chapter in what has so far been the best superhero comic book of the year.
Read MoreThe Man Without Fear...By The Year: Daredevil Comics in 1983
It’s 1983. President Regan proposes Star Wars, Margaret Thatcher wins the UK’s General Election by a landslide and Mario Bros. debuts. People are listening to “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” watching Scarface and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreClassic Comic of the Week: Hot Lunch Special
Hot Lunch Special is a must for anyone who likes offbeat crime dramas, laden with dark humor. Anyone who likes the Coen Brothers absolutely needs to read this.
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: In MAMO #3, friendship and witches
Today we are honored to have an exclusive preview of Mamo #3, the excellent series from BOOM! Studios’ BOOM! Box imprint, written and illustrated by Sas Milledge with a variant cover by Trung Lê Nguyễn.
Read MoreThe Man Without Fear...By The Year: Daredevil Comics 1982
It’s 1982. The Commodore 64 is released, Late Night with David Letterman debuts, and the UK begins the Falklands War. People are listening to “Eye of the Tiger,” watching Blade Runner, and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreClassic Comic of the Week: World Reader by Jeff Loveness and Juan Doe
World Reader is a wonderful existential exploration of life, how it came to be, why it exists, and whether or not it's worth existing, wrapped in a science-fiction cautionary tale about climate change and our own hubris.
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