Author Jed W. Keith

Beehive Books is in the last week of its Kickstarter for an illustrated and annotated edition of Pinocchio, the classic magical coming-of-age tale by Carlo Collodi. The campaign is truly special in that two...

Humans have often looked to the stars. Wondered what was “out there.” Hoped to make first contact with extraterrestrial life. For anyone who has done the same, Top Shelf Productions is tapping into that...

Voice actor Cal Dodd is just as excited as the fans for the return of the X-Men to the small screen. Back at the tail end of 2021 on Disney+ Day, the streaming series announced that it would be reviving...

Wong, ally to the Master of the Mystic Arts Stephen Strange, has been having a well-deserved moment, both in his Marvel Comics appearances and in Marvel Studios properties such as Shang-Chi and the Doctor...

On Wednesday, March 29th, Dark Horse Comics‘ It’s Only Teenage Wasteland #4, from the creative team of writer Curt Pires, artist Jacoby Salcedo, and colorist Mark Dale hits newsstands and digital,...

Comic creator Nick Seluk has given a great gift to the Internet. It’s very likely that you’ve encountered his comics Heart and Brain and Lars the Awkward Yeti online, as well as in book form and in various...

Adam Warlock, the artificially created “perfect” being-turned-superhero in Marvel Comics adventures, is having some well-earned time in the spotlight, with his upcoming appearance in Marvel Studios'...

This is a big weekend for Rocketship Entertainment, the publisher that for the past several years has worked to bring webcomics to the printed page, teaming with a whole host of creators and entertainment...

We here at FreakSugar are huge, honkin’ fans of the We Hate Movies podcast, which reviews “bad” films (although, as cohost Eric Szyszka says, “It’s okay to like a movie), mostly affectionately and...

The novels Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and Dracula by Bram Stoker have captivated readers for decades with their stories of the macabre and the supernatural, acting as both as entertainment and as morality...