Author Jed W. Keith

Tonight, our eyeholes and ear caverns got a chance to check out a short 30-second TV spot for March's upcoming Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice from Warner Bros. After Superman puts a dent in the...

This Wednesday, Earth 2: Society #8, written by Dan Abnett with Jorge Jimenez on art, hits the newsstands, exploring how heroes of this Earth are doing their part to take the reins and create a sense of...

Nearly two years ago, TNT announced that it was bandying about the idea of producing a pilot based on DC Comics' Teen Titans comic book series, featuring the next generation of superheroes stepping out of the...

Maybe you've heard the well-deserved criticism of Hasbro for its significant lack of Rey merchandise compared to the rest of the Star Wars: The Force Awakens stable of characters. As if to give a shout to...

Review: Lucifer #1 "Black and Garbett have taken what made the original Vertigo series such a joy to read—the rich characterization, the wry humor, the sprawling Judeo-Christian theology and...

Disney Studios is looking to build the anticipation for its live-action adaptation of its animated 1967 film The Jungle Book, which itself is a loose interpretation of author Rudyard Kipling's beloved works....

We've known for some time now that Jon Bernthal (The Walking Dead) would be front-and-center in season two of Netflix's Marvel's Daredevil as Frank Castle, the vigilante and sometimes-thorn in Matt Murdock's...

2015 has been an exciting year to be a comic book fan, casual or otherwise. With increasingly more publishers getting into the digital game and media such as the Internet, TV, and film providing more...

This Wednesday, Justice League 3001 #7, written by J.M. DeMatteis and Keith Giffen with Chris Batista on art, hits the newsstands, exploring the fate of both Wonder Woman and the world at large! Check...

Review: Allen: Son of Hellcock #1 "Allen: Son of Hellcock #1 is one of the funniest launches to a comic book series I’ve set my eyes on this year. While clutching on to the funny, Allen: Son of Hellcock...