Writer Brian K Vaughan and artist Fiona Staples will be releasing a special jumping-on issue which will hopefully get people hooked on this wonderful series like so many others have been. Even better, they’re selling this issue for a steal.
With Mass Effect: Andromeda still months away you might be desperate to scratch that Mass Effect itch. Luckily there are heaps of comics to dive into to immerse yourself in the ME Universe.
When I discovered Lady of the Shard, a science fiction/fantasy love story by gigi d.g, I just had to talk about it. Not just because it’s different, but as it’s a strong contender for webcomic of 2016.
Learn about the author of My Hero Academia and how his second ever published manga made such a big impact in the west. Barrage tells the tale of an orphan becoming a prince through happenstance and must save his world. Though the manga was a failure, it still holds value for fans of unique art and author Kouhei Horikoshi.
As comic events can sometimes be a bit confusing, I’ve created the 4001 A.D. Reading Order Guide. This handy guide not only gives you a reading order but also lists the creative teams, release dates and tie-ins involved for this futuristic event.
Recently I stumbled across the work of artist Jed McGowan, who makes silent webcomics so beautiful and thought provoking that I just had to share them with everyone.
On the eve of the X-Files television 6-part miniseries, here’s 5 reasons why you should dive into IDW Publishing’s The X-Files: Season 10 comic book series.
If you’re a huge Star Wars fan you’ve probably read the current and classic Marvel comics, as well as numerous that were originally published by Dark Horse Comics, but did you know that there’s an official Korean Star Wars webcomic? Read on to discover more about it.