Author Jed W. Keith

Comic book hero and private investigator Jessica Jones' time with the Purple Man--first in his thrall and mind-controlled for months and, years later, defeating him when again faced with his...

This Wednesday, July 19th, Britannia: We Who Are About to Die #4, written by Peter Milligan with Juan José Ryp on art, hits newsstands, the final chapter in a Roman-era murder mystery that will pit man...

The American south has a history and soul to it unlike any that can be found anywhere else in the United States. Perhaps that's why so many writers artists have revisited the South to use as a backdrop for...

You’ve seen adaptations and re-imaginings of author Bram Stoker’s seminal work Dracula, but never quite like this. Writer and artist Stephan Franck has taken the Dracula mythos and the foundation that...

This Wednesday, July 12th, Supergirl #11, written by Steve Orlando with Brian Ching on art, hits newsstands, the third part of “Escape from the Phantom Zone”! If these preview pages and covers that DC was...

Every artist who has provided art on IDW's Jem and the Holograms has always enriched the rocker crew's universe with unique and rich linework. and Jen Hickman is no different. Hickman is handling art duties...

While the Game of Thrones universe is known for its chock-full of twists and turns and breakneck adventure, it's just as well-known for its oppressive drab fashion sense. Okay, perhaps it's not, but think...

While sometimes it seems as though Marvel Comics is trying way too hard to take its Inhumans characters and mold them into its new X-Men franchise, it's difficult to argue that the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby...

Wednesday is New Comic Book Day, the comic fan's holy day of the week! Here are a few books that have us giddy this week. Batman/Elmer Fudd Special #1 (DC Comics) For the past few weeks, DC has been...

Part of why post-apocalyptic yarns grip us so is not that we want to witness a world’s destruction, but, more importantly, to see a world’s renewal in the face of adversity. That’s just one of the themes...