Author Jed W. Keith

Just yesterday, The Folio Society, the independent publisher of gorgeous hardback collections like DC: Batman (see our coverage here), announced that it will release a new collection, featuring tales from...

Well, I just read Marvel Comics Venom War: It’s Jeff #1, a “Venom War” tie-in, and that was freaking adorable. And what else would it be? It’s Jeff! Being buddies with a Venom symbiote! With arms!...

Humans have a wild and weird relationship with food. We count on it for sustenance, sure, but it’s more than that. We use it to express our individuality and culture. We have whole television and streaming...

Dynamite Entertainment and Disney have had a dynamite (pun intended) partnership in recent years, producing quality comics based on the House of Mouse’s properties, from Gargoyles to Darkwing Duck to Cruella...

In 2025, Marvel Comics is following up its Predator vs. Wolverine and Predator vs. Black Panther miniseries with a new hero having to face off with the alien hunter. This week, the House of Ideas announced...

Depictions of drug addiction in pop culture tales have a mixed history. As noted by Frank Gogol, the writer and creator of the comic series of No Heroine, addicts are portrayed as saints who have hit hard...

Next month, Oni Press  and Ren Strapp are grappling with the ins, outs, sideroads, and detours of love in one of the most fraught places to find it: college!   HOW COULD YOU cover   In...

Just last week, Comixology Originals released writer Rafael Scavone and artist Guilherme Grandizolli's new original graphic novel Sliced, a raucous romp for foodies and non-foodies alike! Set in the world of...

In January 2025, Oni Press, GLAAD Media Award nominee Ben Kahn (Renegade Rule, Elle Campbell Wins Their Weekend) and illustrator Georgeo Brooks (Immortals Fenyx Rising: From Great Beginnings) are heading to...

“Red before black, OK Jack. Red before yellow, kills a fellow.” Lost people come from all walks and creeds, from civilian life to the military to the seedy world of the drug trade. And more often than...