Countless Beheadings, Endless Slaughter.Winner of Some Eisner Awards! Geof Darrow’s Complete SHAOLIN COWBOY will be published by @DarkHorseComics in three paperback volumes featuring new cover art! @DarrowGeof @Dragonmnky
DetailsScout Comics proudly announces the launch of Scoot!, an imprint devoted to young readers ages four to twelve in January 2021. @ScoutComics
DetailsSUNDAY CLASSICS: Magnus Robot Fighter vs Predator #1-2
Magnus Robot Fighter vs Predator #1-2 (Shooter, Ostrander, Weeks) A brutal conflict and gripping story that stands the test of time and reminds us why we love Magnus and Predator to begin with.
DetailsThis small press saturday we chatted with writer David Pepose about his book the Oz!
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IDW Publishing snags nine 2020 Ringo Award nominations with a wide variety of titles.
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A series based on and inspired by Resident Evil, Capcom’s hugely popular survival horror game/movie franchise is coming to Netflix with an eight-episode first season for the series.
DetailsDropkick On My Devil!
Series review of Dropkick On My Devil. The demon Jashin is summoned by the far more demonic human Yurine Hanazono. An overall stumble with a few redeeming elements.
DetailsCatwoman #24
Catwoman #24 (Northcott, Murphy, Tormey, Plascencia, Napolitano) Catwoman’s adventure in Isle Nevada leaves Catwoman with a list and self-doubt.
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The rights to Aftershock Comics The Kaiju Score have been acquired by Sony Pictures, prior to the November release of the Original Graphic Novel.
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There’s a whole world of Archie comics out there, and you can find them all right here! Here’s our preview for what’s to come from @ArchieComics at the end of August.
DetailsLovecraft Country
The journey is perilous, but not due to any monsters, aliens or tentacled creatures, but because they are three black citizens in an era where having a different skin color meant you could be treated unjustly and violently.
DetailsDropkick on My Devil!! Dash
Series review of Dropkick on My Devil!! Dash. Jashin, Yurine, and company return to a life of craziness – and sometimes violence. An absolute improvement on its predecessor, this show was quite entertaining.
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