My Hero Academia “Hero Killer: Stain Vs U.A. Students” Review

Mind my language, but shit hit the fan pretty fast. If anyone was thinking this story arc would be any bit toned down moving on from the sports festival, they surely have been proven wrong. My Hero Academia keeps rolling with t...

Killjoys “The Lion, the Witch & the Warlord” Review

Killjoys last week took a big step forward with the team stumbling upon one of the very things that will make them a force to be reckoned with. The team is together, they’ve for the most part addressed how things can̵...


Shelly Bond’s IDW Imprint, Black Crown, Comes Into Focus

One of the more exciting things to happen this year in comics was the announcement that Shelly Bond (recently let go from Vertigo) would be starting up her own imprint at IDW. The possibilities of talent and concepts is unimagi...



Comic Book Review: Ultimates 2 #9

It seems our tie-in to Secret Empire came and went. You don’t know how much that satisfies someone like me who has stuck through with this book since the very start. Not to say the tie-in was bad, but there are bigger fis...


Boruto “Crisis: The Threat of Failing!” Review

This week we spring ahead with Boruto “Crisis: The Threat of Failing!”. As I’ve said since the start of this series, the most appealing aspect of Boruto has been the stronger focus on what happens in the class...

Comic Book Review: Astonishing X-Men #1

I remember what the last Astonishing X-Men book was about, and it was definitely one of the more obscure of the X-books. When they announced that there would be another Astonishing X-Men ongoing, this grabbed my attention becau...




Comic Book Review: Luke Cage #3

David F. Walker and Nelson Blake II’s journey into Luke Cage’s past continues with “Luke Cage” #3. In just three issues, this has become one of Marvel’s finest ongoing series by taking a unique loo...

Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #17

New story time for the Power Rangers. Hard to believe that that was the first story arc and now we are moving on to the second. One which shook the very foundation of the Power Rangers and even taking them to a different Earth....


Comic Book Review: Super Sons #6

No finer guilty pleasure to enjoy than Super Sons. I can’t say it enough how these books are not usually the kind to grab my attention. The ones that deal with kid and teen heroes. But Super Sons can make you do with an e...



Comic Book Review: Invincible #138

Last month’s issue was a fair bit of set-up for this next phase of Mark and Eve’s big game plan. The way we left off definitely felt like they were leading us into an all or nothing confrontation against Thragg. I d...


Comic Book Review: Magnus #2

With this second issue there is a stronger understanding of just who Magnus is and what she does. Clarity matters a lot with characters like her. Especially when dealing with a story centered around A.I.s and their place among ...

Comic Book Review: Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 11 #9

Buffy and the Scoobie have pushed the boundaries in what it means to be a hero whether you have power or not. It’s what you do that nobody else will, damning the consequences. And speaking of damning the consequences, we ...




Comic Book Review: Rapture #3

Rapture has been just as thrilling as they said it would be. One had to wonder just what secrets Babel had to reveal about Shadowman’s Loa, and that was quite the discovery they dropped on our laps. So many out there with...

Comic Book Review: Secret Weapons #2

The life of an outcast psiot is not in the least pleasant. Who would have thought these psiots would be the ones to have it hardest when those files were leaked? Definitely felt the same fury Livewire did as this was all happen...


Marvel Announces Exclusive Agreement With Writer Donny Cates

Marvel Entertainment is excited to announce that writer Donny Cates, who has brought his talent to comic powerhouses such as Image (God Country, Redneck), IDW (Star Trek), and Dark Horse (The Paybacks, Ghost Fleet, Buzzkill), w...



Millar Reveals KINGSMAN: THE RED DIAMOND #1 Variants by Quitely ♦

Mark Millar (KICK-ASS, REBORN, JUPITER’S LEGACY) unveils previously unseen KINGSMAN: THE RED DIAMOND #1 variants by superstar artist Frank Quitely (All-Star Superman, Batman & Robin). Frank Quitely’s variants join cov...


nWay Announces ‘Power Rangers: Legacy Wars’ Partnership with BOOM! Studios

Synchronous multiplayer fighting game developer nWay and comic book publisher BOOM! Studios today announced the first video game appearance for characters from the top-selling Mighty Morphin Power Rangers comics in Power Ranger...

SDCC 2017: Dark Horse Acquires Digital Rights to “Berserk” Manga

Celebrating the release of Berserk Volume 38, Dark Horse is excited to announce the acquisition of digital rights to for the full Berserk manga library (Volumes 1–38). Still going strong after over twenty-five years in Japan, B...




Universal Cable Productions and Dark Horse Entertainment Renew First-Look Deal; Announce Development of “Mind MGMT,” “Flutter”, Hit Podcasts “Tanis” & “The Bright Sessions” For TV

On the heels of their “Umbrella Academy” series pick-up on Netflix, Universal Cable Productions and Dark Horse Entertainment have renewed their first-look deal to continue developing and producing scripted programming from the ...

Tim Seeley’s Hack/Slash Set to Meet Dynamite’s Vampirella in New Crossover Event

Writer Shawn Aldridge (The Dark and Bloody), and artist Rapha Lobosco (Doctor Who) have been selected as the creative team to helm what is sure to be the biggest hit of this year’s Halloween season, Hack/Slash vs. Vampire...


Dark Horse and Blizzard Entertainment Announce World of Warcraft® Chronicle: Volume III!

Dark Horse and Blizzard Entertainment are thrilled to present World of Warcraft® Chronicle: Volume III! Dark Horse and Blizzard Entertainment have a long history of partnering on critically acclaimed publications, including the...



BOOM! Studios and Nickelodeon Announce Publishing Partnership

BOOM! Studios and Nickelodeon today announced a new partnership that will see the award-winning publisher produce comic books and graphic novels based on a number of the network’s original ’90s animated shows. The first comic b...


Hit The Road With The New Comic Series Gotham City Garage

Based on the DC Collectibles line of the same name, GOTHAM CITY GARAGE is a new Digital First series that follows a diverse group of rebels with one cause: freedom for all. Taking inspiration from the fan-favorite statues, the ...

Dynamite is First American Publisher to Create New Stories For Barbarella

Dynamite Entertainment is proud to announce that Barbarella’s first ever comic series, timed this coming Fall to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the legendary heroine, will feature the writing talents of industry legend...




Killjoys “The Hullen Have Eyes” Review

Reunited and it feels so good. It was cool to follow Johnny on his own little adventure, but now was the time to come home when it seems that the threat of the Hullen is greater than anyone anticipated before. Their reach is fa...

My Hero Academia “Midoriya and Shigaraki” Review

Really I didn’t think so soon that these students would be out there practically interning with other professional heroes. Personally I might think that they are a bit too green despite what they have been through up to t...


Dark Matter “Wish I Could Believe You” Review

Even during an intergalactic corporate war the crew of the Raza just can’t catch a break. It was only a matter of time before the alternate versions made their appearance, and they only served as a distraction to other th...



Comic Book Review: Violent Love #6

One of Image’s finest ongoing series returns this week with “Violent Love” #6. Frank Barbiere and Victor Santos return to continue the saga of Daisy Jane and her boyfriend/partner in crime Rock Bradley. After ...


Comic Book Review: Sovereigns #3

If anyone wasn’t taking this threat seriously after the loss of Turok, the message has been sent loud and clear to the world and heroes still standing. Who would have thought that by now we would have already gone down fr...

LARP War Journal: The Labors Of Heracles

This was an interesting campout adventure. Leading up to The Labors Of Heracles, we Goblins didn’t have strong favor with any of the gods. Truthfully we weren’t even trying to gain favor with the gods rather than ma...







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