Exclusive Preview: BUDDING CRISIS #4 (2025)
Back in February, we had the opportunity to talk with writer MK Reed and Jonathan Hill about their comic series Budding Crisis from Comixology...
Interview: Omar Morales on Hope & Heroism in MAJOR THOMÁS!
We’ve all looked to the stars and wondered, “What if? What if we could explore the stars?” This includes Omar Morales, writer of the upcoming...
Interview: MK Reed & Jonathan Hill on BUDDING CRISIS, Fantasy, & the Real World
What would you do if a plant had the ability to grant your heart's desire? How would that change a world and its people? And to what lengths would...
Exclusive: Rafael Scavone Shares His Book & Film Inspirations for His Graphic Novel SLICED
Just last week, Comixology Originals released writer Rafael Scavone and artist Guilherme Grandizolli's new original graphic novel Sliced, a raucous...
Interview: Helen Mullane on Partying, Ecstasy, & the Supernatural in Her New Series GROUPIES
The music scene of the 1970s is synonymous with sex, drugs, rock and roll, and, maybe above all, reckless abandon. But behind that glittering, glam...
Interview: Curt Pires on Traipsing Across the Multiverse in ENDLESS
Henry has a problem. No, it’s not the fact that he’s a thief, although that gives him a whole other bag of problems. It’s reality, time, and...
Exclusive Preview: ENDLESS #2 (2023)
Next Tuesday, August 13, 2024, Endless #2 hits Comixology, from the creative minds of writer Curt Pires, artist Jacoby Salcedo, colorist Mark Dale,...
Exclusive Preview: RAISE HELL #3 (2024)
Next Tuesday, July 9, 2024, issue #3 of Raise Hell, the compelling coming-of-age tale by Ray Nadine and Jordan Alsaqa, goes on sale from Comixology...
Exclusive: Comixology Shares Artist Valeria Favoccia’s Playlist for the Comic BY A THREAD
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...
Interview: Lee Loughridge on Clairvoyance & Lucid Dreams in His Comic MIDSTATE
Human horror can spring from many places, and sometimes no place scarier than from our own minds. That’s what comic creator Lee Loughridge found...