To celebrate Vertigo Comics’ 25 years of existence, the mature imprint will be relaunching with seven brand new comic book series. Read on to find out everything you need to know about this relaunch and the comics involved in this handy guide.
Find out more about InkyPen, the subscription service that will allow you to read digital comics on your Nintendo Switch.
Crossovers can be confusing, but they don’t have to be. I’ve put together the Sink Atlantis Reading Order to make sure you don’t miss an issue of this Aquaman/Suicide crossover.
My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies is the upcoming graphic novel by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips which explores the romantic notion of drug use, which in this tale leads to a dangerous romance of murder. Read on to see a generous 9-page preview.
To make sure that you’re reading this cosmic event without any confusion, I have put together the Infinity Wars Reading Order Checklist. In it is the recommended reading order, background reading, as well as additional detail such as release dates and creative teams.
With more than 300 issues, reading Hellblazer looks like a daunting task. But with this guide, it doesn’t have to be! It’ll give you everything you need to know in order to read this classic series and then some.
When it comes to alternate history, World War II has become fiction’s go-to destination for what if stories. The latest piece of fiction to do this is Son of Hitler which explores the idea of “what if Adolf Hitler had a son?” through a tale of espionage and sacrifice.
Shanghai Red is the brand new series by writer Christopher Sebela and artist Joshua Hixson, which explores revenge and family in the 1800’s. Find out more about this brand new Image Comics and read a four-page preview of the debut issue.
Marvel and ESPN have teamed up to tell the stories that that will get you excited about Soccer World Cup that is happening in Russia. Read on to find out more about these comics, the players and teams they focus on, and where you can read it.
Imagine living in a world surrounded by a frozen wasteland and the only thing that’s keeping you and the rest of civilization alive is a dome. That’s the basic premise behind the new young adult science fiction series Outpost Zero. Read on to find out more about this series and read pages from the debut issue.
