Author Jed W. Keith

Some of the best apocalyptic tales center on hope… even if that hope is hanging by a thread. That’s something that writer Scott Snyder (Batman; Nocterra; Clear), his son Jack Snyder, and artist Valeria...

61 years on and Marvel's mutant heroes known as the X-Men are still going strong! This summer, with the close of the amazing Krakoan Era of X-books, a relaunch of the X-Men line kicks off with X-Men #1 from...

Last month, Disney+ launched X-Men ’97, a continuation of the classic and beloved animated series, to rave reviews. The show has brought back many of the creative forces from the original cartoon, with...

Thunder! Thunder! THUNDER! THUNDERCATS, HOOOOOO! The launch of Dynamite Entertainment’s series ThunderCats, based on the beloved franchise that started with the original 1980s cartoon, has been met with...

Marvel Comics’ Venom symbiote turns 40 this year and, in its history, storytellers have been fascinated with how the symbiote interacts with its hosts, from traditional hosts like former photographer Eddie...

Marvel Comics' premiere mutant strike team is back in a brand-new X-Force series, debuting this July from the talents of writer Geoffrey Thorne and artist Marcus To. With a crew hand-picked by mutant...

Regret. Remorse. The chance at a do-over. One of the reasons that time travel tales are so compelling is that they tap into that all-too-human question of “What if?” We’ve all asked ourselves at one time...

Crisman Strunk Kentucky author Crisman Strunk’s life has been dominated by words for years. Whether it be through his work in crafting short stories, comics, and novels or through his role as an educator...

Growing up is difficult wherever and whenever you live. The teenage years are particularly trying, as you’re in that liminal space between childhood and adulthood and you’re desperately longing to know who...

For over 50 years, the hero known as Red Sonja has made her name across pop culture as a warrior who dispenses with demons, eliminates evil, and makes war with monsters who’d plague the innocent. And for...