Eye Lie Popeye is a fresh and innovative reimagining of a beloved character. Marcus Williams’ unique blend of manga-inspired artistry and classic storytelling creates a visually stunning experience.
Revolution 9, written by Mark London and illustrated by Carlos Reno, is an epic action-packed debut that left us excited for more from the Underworld at Mad Cave Studios.
Predator vs. Black Panther #1 offers a fresh and exciting start to what promises to be an epic crossover series.
Sesame Street #1 is more than just new comic series, it’s a true celebration of community, nostalgia, and the enduring appeal of one of the most beloved neighborhoods in the world.
This week in our featured comic book releases for August 21, 2024 we include Something Crawled Out #1, Huge Detective #1, Space Junk GN and more.
Where Monsters Lie: Cull-De-Sac #1 is an excellent sequel with just the right amount of horror and comedy.
Dynamite Entertainment continues to bring the heat with nostalgic characters in amazing fashion continuing with Jonny Quest #1 from writer Joe Casey and standout artist Sebastián Piriz.
In Spider-Society, writer Alex Segura and artist Scott Godlewski give us not just a few Spider-people, but a gluttony of Spider-characters that will make any Spider-Man fan excited.
Writer Zac Thompson and artist Jok have teamed up to create an intense, emotional and unique story in The Body Trade from Mad Cave Studios.
Writer Adam Rose and artist Magenta King give us a story about an unlikely partnership between a human and a giant with sizable detective skills in Huge Detective.
This week on the Capes and Tights Podcast, Justin Soderberg welcomes comic book writer Zac Thompson to the program to discuss his latest comics Into the Unbeing and The Body Trade.
Joseph Schmalke is launching his own publishing company. Midnight Factory Press is joining the direct market via an agreement with Diamond Comic Distributors.
Comic creator Zac Thompson joins the Capes and Tights Podcast for Episode 180 on August 14, 2024. To prepare for the conversation, we have compiled nine comics by Thompson you should read.
This week in our featured comic book releases for August 14, 2024 we include Gilt Frame #1, Jonny Quest #1, Houses of the Unholy and more.
Magma Comix, in partnership with Ruptura Estudios, invites readers to a first-look at the thrilling western noir, Hell’s Half Acre #1.
Science fiction meets cosmic horror in Dark Empty Void by hit comic creator Zack Kaplan, fan-favorite artist Chris Shehan, rising star colorist Francesco Segala and Ringo-nominated letterer Justin Birch.
On the heels of this stunning box office performance and two-time Guinness World Record-breaking appearance, the action star looks to continue his success with his original graphic novel, Wesley Snipes’ The Exiled.
Get ready to experience horrifying heroes, as Dark Horse Books invites fans of superhero action adventure to sink their teeth into a new edition of an original story, The Tooth.
This week on the Capes and Tights Podcast, Justin Soderberg welcomes comic writers Ben Berkowitz and Max Berkowitz to the program to discuss their comic The Writer at Dark Horse and more!
For the first time in 70 years, EC Comics returns to the world of Science with EC Cruel Universe #1, a phenomenal anthology comic from some of the greatest minds in comics.
Garfield #1 is a great read for any fan of the iconic cat. With its blend of classic charm and modern appeal, this debut issue is sure to delight readers young and old.
Arkham Horror: The Terror at the End of Time #1 is an outstanding addition to the world of horror comics while adding to the lore of Arkham Horror as a whole.
Mark Millar has once again captivated us with his signature storytelling style in Prodigy: Slaves of Mars, this time he is joined by the talented illustrator Stefano Landini for this new mysterious and action-packed story.
This week in our featured comic book releases for August 7, 2024 we include EC Cruel Universe #1, The Pedestrian #1 and more.
Marvel and Disney give us What if Donald Duck Became Wolverine featuring a story by Luca Barbieri with illustrations by Giada Perissinotto.
