Author Jed W. Keith

Marvel’s Exiles reboot has been an unexpected joy of a comic, wholly thanks to the creators’ new take on a concept that has always been novel—superheroes helping protect the multiverse—but needed a...

FreakSugar contributor Tim Avers shares his thoughts on the debut issue of DC Comics’ new miniseries Heroes in Crisis. I don’t remember when DC Comics’ miniseries Identity Crisis debuted. The main...

Since the disappearance of Reed and Susan Richard—Mister Fantastic and Invisible Woman—and their children at the conclusion of Marvel Comics’ Secret Wars event in early 2016, the Fantastic Four has been...

Margaret Atwood—the award-winning author of The Handmaid’s Tale—made her first foray into comic book storytelling in 2016 with her and artist Johnnie Christmas’ Dark Horse Comics series Angel Catbird,...

Stan Sakai is one of the comic book medium’s gems, gifting readers with a bounty of stories, many starring his samurai rabbit Usagi Yojimbo. Fittingly, several of Usagi’s stories involved him meeting with...

Comic writer and artist Ulises Farinas’ hilarious and often dark parody that aims shots at the conventions of Saturday morning cartoons of decades past is back this month with a...

Since the Ninja-K relaunch, writer Christos Gage has been balancing the different tones that the concept of the Ninja Programme allows with nimbleness and ingenuity, employing themes of high adventure, super...

Did you see Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, this summer’s dinosaur-a-go-go starring Bryce Dallas Howard and Chris Pratt? Would you like to see it again? With Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom now available...

Speculative fiction and science fiction have often questioned the idea of the existence of parallel Earths and parallel universes, operating in their own unique space and time, with varying degrees of...

Social media, as we all know, can be a hellscape of trolls and the angry and entitled spewing hateful bile across the Internet. Have you ever been reading these comments online and wish you could confront...