Author Jed W. Keith

Published over 130 years ago, writer Stephen Crane’s novel The Red Badge of Courage is a Civil War tale that was decades ahead of its time, one that was unafraid to confront the visceral realities of war and...

This spring, it’s time to return to the Outerverse… and things are about to get rockier than normal for Lady Baltimore and her team of adventurers. This week, the debut issue of Lady Baltimore: The...

Kevin Shinick’s career is filled with as much breadth and depth as a world-spanning mystery. From winning award for his scripting on Robot Chicken to writing comics to voicing iconic pop culture characters,...

The Toxic Avenger has been experiencing something of a renaissance of late, with a slew brand-new comic series courtesy of AHOY Comics reinvigorating interest in Toxie and his madcap adventures. Couple that...

Humans are hardwired to look toward the stars and ask, “What if?” We wonder if this it, if it’s just against the vastness of the universe. Speculative science fiction has long explored this question,...

Travel back in time to 1950s America, a time and land filled with communist paranoia, a veneer of “traditional values,” and gumshoe investigators. And right in the middle of the Republic during this unique...

The comic book hero Superman, created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, is one of the crown jewels in DC Comics’ pantheon of characters. The Man of Steel has appeared in everything from comics to television...

What happens when a hero has had enough? What would prompt a hero to put it all behind and attempt to lead a normal life? What happens to those these retirees leave behind? Their sidekicks who are stalwartl at...

Dark Horse Comics’ Small Town Spirits is such a fun and endearing comic, and it’s little wonder as to why. Writer Zack Keller, artist Gabriele Bagnoli, colorist Valerio Alloro, and letterer Frank Cvetkovic...

It’s no secret that we live in… interesting times, those of uncertainty in our politics, our environmental protections, and the rapacious nature of corporations become more insatiable than ever. We need...