Author Jed W. Keith

Last October, legendary comic creators Matt Wagner (creator of Grendel) and Kelley Jones (Sandman: Season of Mists; Batman & Dracula: Red Rain) tackled the crevices of the world's most famous...

In the realm of pop culture stories and series that meld fantasy, role-playing games, and humor, the market gives fans a cornucopia of choices from which to choose. However, only a handful really rise to the...

Next Tuesday, November 5, 2024, the Assassin's Apprentice Volume 2 hardcover goes on sale from Dark Horse Comics, from the creative minds of writers Jody Houser and Robin Hobb, artist Ryan Kelly, colorist...

The art of creator of Alex Ries is synonymous with speculative biological beauty and the subtly sublime, taking readers and viewers into a journey of the senses in every encounter. Ries has transported us to...

Humans often look to the stars when marveling at the expanse of the existence, but Eisner Award-winning comic creator Emma Rios knows that the depths of the oceans' trenches hold just as many mysteries. In...

Dick Tracy, the tireless lawman and detective, made his first appearance in comic strips almost a century ago, and has long been a favorite among fans of his colorful exploits. Whether his adventures pop up on...

Next month, Image Comics and Eisner Award-winning comic creator Emma Rios are taking readers to the deep. In her upcoming graphic novel Anzuelo, Rios pens and illustrates a tale centered on The Sea, with...

Just four months ago, Monstrous Books launched an overwhelmingly successful Kickstarter to bring a new edition of writer Jeff Rice’s novel based on the Kolchak: The Night Stalker television series, just in...

The beloved ThunderCats franchise has been thriving for the past year, thanks to Dynamite Entertainment's bombastically fun and dynamic comic series. With the main title shepherded by Declan Shalvey and Drew...

Halloween is almost upon us, and fans of fright and fantasy are always looking for new worlds to explore, both for spooky season and all the other months of the year. Fortunate for us, writer Jeremy Lambert...