Author Jed W. Keith

Today, Patrick McGoohan would have been 97-years-old. Known for his roles in everything from Braveheart to Colombo to his defining role in The Prisoner, McGoohan was a nimble actor with a storied career...

We’ve all looked to the stars and wondered, “What if? What if we could explore the stars?” This includes Omar Morales, writer of the upcoming graphic novel Major Thomás, on sale next week from...

Nathan Christopher Summers—the heroic, time-hopping X-Man known as Cable, has had a wide and tumultuous history, from his initial mission to stop the god-like mutant known as Apocalypse to protecting the...

What is a card game was not about scoring a big pot, but gambling with the fabric of reality itself? Games of chance and fate might be commonplace in the world of the mystical and paranormal, but not...

Corinna Bechko The EC Comics line has long been known for its anthology format, giving readers self-contained stories that can savored in one sitting. Now, Oni Press is looking to make those meals into...

When educators and other adults are attempting to figure out ways to get children and young adults interested in STEM and STEM-related subjects, we're always looking for avenues to pique their interest and...

Back in 2022, writer Mark Russell and artists Mike and Laura Allred took Superman through the decades and examined how he impacted the planet through the years and how, likewise, the planet impacted him....

Director Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two from Legendary Entertainment was one of the most successful films of 2024, and it’s little wonder as to why. Villeneuve’s cinematic adaptation of Frank...

In the Marvel Comics universe, the ancient mutant En Sabah Nur, more popularly known as Apocalypse, has been both friend and enemy to mutantkind, all in his quest to test his fellow mutants so that the strong...

It's no secret that free speech is currently under assault in the United States. Between legal action threatened for protesting government actions to book banning to an assault on teaching history in public...