Author Jed W. Keith

This January, Oni Press launched the first issue of the Cruel Kingdom anthology, a new series in EC's long-storied history of dark fantasy publications. Each issue contains takes from an age of barbarians,...

For years, the United States federal prison known as Alcatraz was considered one of the most airtight, impenetrable penitentiaries in the nation. Located in San Francisco Bay, the prison was long considered...

The relationship between the synthezoid known as The Vision and the magic-wielding Wanda Maximoff, also known as The Scarlet Witch, has been one that has evolved and changed on multiple occasions over the...

Back in 2022, the Dark Horse Comics miniseries Frankenstein: New World detailed what happened next following the destruction of all life on Earth after the events of the Hellboy: B.P.R.D.: Hell on Earth story...

Negotiating the online dating scene today can be a minefield of potential miscues, missteps, and faux pas, as Joanna, the protagonist of the LINE Webtoon webcomic #Blessed can surely attest. While checking...

In the conflicts between superspies and supervillains, there’s always collateral damage—and that sometimes includes family. What happens a young girl loses her dad, who happens to be one of those...

We all fight our own battles, both internal and external. But what if fighting one battle was also in the service of another? That question and more is posed in the all-ages, engaging cosmic adventure comic...

Reality is, by its nature, uncertain. When we step outside our front door, we never have concrete assurance of what we’ll meet. What will one wrong turn bear? How will one cross word change the course of...

This spring, Shauna Wickle from Dark Horse Comics’ hit series The Great British Bump-Off is back to put her sleuthing skills to the test. In The Great British Bump-Off: Kill or Be Quilt, Shauna is heading...

comics have a wide and varied history with horror. From Swamp Thing to Blade to Ghost Rider, we’ve seen the derring-do mixed with the dark in a multitude of manners. However, so often it feels like one part...