Monstress by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda was published as a compendium, collecting its first 48 issues into one book published September 24, 2025, by
Being thankful for what’s around us can be an easy thing to overlook. Whether we’re busy with work, filled with worry from simply being a
The following is an interview with award-winning journalist, critic, filmmaker, and author Marshall Fine regarding the upcoming release of the historical novel, Hemlock Lane, through
Since March of 2020, Fanbase Press’ weekly Comics & Coffee Zoom sessions have provided comics industry professionals with an opportunity to discuss ways to cope
It’s always a good comic week when a new issue in the Hellboy universe arrives on the stands. Last week saw the release of Hellboy
Geoff Johns and Bryan Hitch’s Redcoat returns with its fifteenth issue and the most “modern” setting so far, 1909 New York City. This new story
Last week saw the debut of a new series from Dark Horse Comics entitled American Caper, created and written by Dan Houser – the creator
I’m ashamed to admit, I’ve not read a single novel by John le Carré, or even seen any of the movies based on them. I
When we last left our heroes, Gatsby (behind-the-scenes tech expert for covert private military contractor The Observatory) was told that Merlin (the field agent he
When I first reviewed Flash Gordon Quarterly, I was really excited to continue the series and see more of these wild and varied twists on
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The following is an interview with writer Ellie Pyle, Pan-Universal Galactic Worldwide Editor-in-Chief John Barber, and editor Mason Rabinowitz regarding the launch of the Kickstarter
