Comic Books

Mr. SInister, the X-Men villain who has plagued the heroes time and again, has, in recent years, situated himself as part of the government of the newly minted mutant nation of Krakoa. While Sinister continues...

Next Wednesday, August 17th, Tales from Harrow County: Lost Souls #4 from Dark Horse Comics hits newsstands and digital download, concluding this newest tale of Harrow County and Emmy Crawford, star of the...

Just in time for the 60th anniversary of the first appearance of our favorite wall-crawling superhero, The Amazing Spider-Man #900—out this week from Marvel Comics—takes the time to tell tales, present and...

To be a fly on the wall of this comic series pitch to BlackBox Comics for writer Eric Palicki, artist Lucas Meyer, colorist Michael Bartolo, letterer Dezi Sienty's Ninja Kaidan, because it is phenomenal: Yuki...

Sid Kotian is no stranger to creating uncanny stories immersed in character and pathos. The comic book artist has shown his skill and nimbleness at finding the heart of larger-than-life characters in such...

Representation in media--comic books included--is important, as it allows viewers and readers to point to a screen or a page and see themselves mirrored in some way. Representation allows fans to feel included...

Today is the 230th anniversary of the United States’ Commonwealth of Kentucky being the 15th state to be admitted to the Union. In honor of this milestone, we wanted to give a well-deserved nod to some of...

Since their onscreen debut and portrayal by actor Tom Hiddleston in Marvel Studios' 2011 Thor film, moviegoers have had the opportunity to learn what his comics fans already knew: Loki, as seen in Marvel's...

Last week, Marvel Comics released Fantastic Four #44, part of The Reckoning War, the publisher’s latest big summer event that’s barreling down at full-steam. The story centers on The Reckoning, beings who...

Since the character’s first appearance nearly 18 years ago, the Shaolin Cowboy, an excommunicated monk wandering a sort-of-America, has found himself, time and again, in the thick of fantastical,...