Author Jed W. Keith

Back in March, it was officially announced that Idris Elba and Matthew McCounaghey would portray Roland Deschain and The Man in Black, respectively, in the film adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower...

Review: Indoctrination#1 "Indoctrination #1 is a book that doesn’t make me feel good about myself or the times that fear overtakes me. I don’t read it and feel good about the world about me. But it’s...

With DC Comics’ Rebirth event in full-swing, the company’s stable of characters are each getting touched with a bit of magic for readers old and new to experience and be introduced or reintroduced to...

Next Wednesday, Bloodlines #4, written by J.T. Krul with Sean Parsons and V Ken Marion on art, hits newsstands, with more alien gestation than a xenomorph movie marathon. Check out these preview pages...

Yesterday, we spoke with writer Michael Moreci about his new comic book series Indoctrination, hitting comic shops Wednesday from Z2 Comics. Today, Mr. Moreci’s collaborator artist Matt Battaglia was kind...

If the success of television series such a the first season of HBO's True Detective and films like director David Fincher's Seven and Zodiac are any indication, humans are fascinated with the occult and...

The comic book vigilante Lobster Johnson has always been a more-than-welcome mainstay of Dark Horse’s Hellboy universe of comics. With stories set in 1930s, writers continue to up the ante to give him more...

While many a consternated Star Wars fan contorted their stomachs more than Yoda bouncing up and over Count Dooku with the announcement of reshoots for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, due in theaters December...

Comic book origin stories can be a hit-or-miss proposition and can completely impact whether a reader decides to invest themselves into a story moving forward. Even with a title like Angel Catbird--which,...

About midway through every season of HBO's Game of Thrones, my friends and I always have the same realization: Are we really that far along in the season? Maybe it's because the showrunners pack so much...