An era of The Darkness comes to a close as Garth Ennis leaves the book on a decidedly superhero story as Jackie's identities continue to fray and the supernatural comes home with the arrival of ...

James Tynion IV and Barry Windsor-Smith's Monsters emerged as the big winners of this year's Eisner Awards, winning three trophies each at last night's ceremony.

Big winners at this year's Eisner Awards included Kate Beaton, Tom King, Greg Smallwood, Bruno Redondo, and Sana Takeda.

IDW have announced they bought Sunday Press Books, a publisher focused on archival editions of classic comic strips like Thimble Theatre, the original home of Popeye.

A review of Batman '66 Meets The Legion Of Superheroes, by Lee Allred, Michael Allred, Laura Allred, Wes Abbot and DC Comics.

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Shazam #1 by Tim Sheridan, Clayton Henry, Marcelo Maiolo, and Rob Leigh is a great peek into where the character is, both physically and emotionally.

Betty and Veronica get their chance to steal the spotlight in the Archie line-wide reboot; however, the results leave a lot to be desired. Read on for our review of “Betty and Veronica” #1 but be ...

Kurtis Wiebe. Riley Rossmo. Garbage monsters, and a heroine with a really fantastic braid. If there's a more exciting combination of elements out there, I haven't heard of it. Written by a Kurtis J.

Like its predecessors in the rebooted series, Sailor Moon Cosmos is a flawed exercise in retelling the manga, but remains a dramatic and emotional conclusion to the story of Usagi and friends.

Franchise bloat settles in for Deadpool & Wolverine, but the third film is still a fun, irreverent, and sweet if gory time at the movies.

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