Author Jed W. Keith

Next Wednesday, March 1st, Faith #9, written by Jody Houser with Kate Niemczyk and Marguerite Sauvage on art, hits comic shops, with a snoopy new intern about to make headaches in the life of Faith Herbert....

This Wednesday, The Hellblazer #7, written by Simon Oliver with Philip Tan on art, hits newsstands, kicking off the first part of "The Smokeless Fire" and a possible kerfuffle with the Djinn. Check out...

Review: Justice League of America: Rebirth #1 "In Justice League of America: Rebirth #1, Orlando and Reis have revealed their mission statement for the upcoming Justice League of America title, one that...

Review: Batman #17 "Batman #17 takes elements of a story we know well—the vicious circle trapping Batman and Bane—and examines it through a different lens that gives us a novel view." Batman...

Review: Lucifer #15 "Lucifer #15 continues to show that not only is the series a worthy successor to Mike Carey’s seminal 75-issue run in the book’s previous iteration, but that its current stewards...

You might not necessarily associate superheroes with Fantagraphics. In the publisher’s history, its offerings tend to skew on the alternative end of the comic book spectrum, known for such graphic novels...

Review: Justice League/Power Rangers #2 "Justice League/Power Rangers #2 is an ebullient yarn for folks who want a comic that is a breezy tale filled with fun character moments and want to know what happens...

It's always polite to be welcoming to new teammates to your squad with congeniality and grace. Which is why, toward the end of the new Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Super Bowl spot, Baby Groot (voiced by Vin...

This Wednesday, Red Hood and the Outlaws #7, written by Scott Lobdell with Mirko Colak on art, hits newsstands, with the team reeling from the defeat of Black Mask and Jason Todd deciding how best to deal...

With comiXology launching its exclusive digital content line comiXology Originals, different creators are have the opportunity to flex their creative muscles, crafting their work solely for an online audience....