Author Jed W. Keith

We've known for a while now that Thor: Ragnarok alumni actors Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson would star in the new Men in Black installment and we have waited patiently for a scrap of footage of the duo...

On Wednesday, January 2nd, Harley Quinn might not be happy with how she rings in the new year, if our EXCLUSIVE preview pages to Old Lady Harley #3 are any indication. She has the prison city...

Next year, the Dark Knight Detective known as the Batman celebrates the 80th anniversary since his first appearance in Detective Comics #27 in 1939; 2019 also marks the 1000th issue of Detective Comics....

Marvel has been hinting for a while now at the return of the adult Cyclops, who died in 2016's Death of X. Today, Marvel's March solicitations list confirmed that Cyclops would indeed be...

Whether you were first introduced to The Polar Express through the 1985 children’s book or the 2004 film of the same name, it’s undeniable that the story of a train conductor and a young boy heading to the...

As writer Sina Grace told FreakSugar, the new Iceman miniseries is about Bobby Drake being out as a gay mutant man, and he’s told his tale beautifully. In our EXCLUSIVE preview of Iceman #4, we see...

It’s been twelve months since Damage spun out of the events of Dark Nights: Metal, and the entire creative team has brought their A-game and a bevy of gripping tales. And judging from...

Comic creator P. Craig Russell's The Ring of the Nieblung is a gorgeous work, featuring the wars and machinations of gods and men. Beautifully rendered and grippingly told, his rendition is now being...

Comic book reporting is an important form of journalism and, with the media landscape as it is, it is vital to support outlets that are doing solid, diverse work, putting in the time and energy to produce...

While the details of how the Fantastic Four—Marvel’s first superhero team—got their powers have changed a bit over the years, depending on the writer handling their tales, the main beats have remained...