Dark Horse
Dark Horse Comics began in 1986 as just a two-book operation. Today, they’ve become one of the most beloved comics publishers in the industry. If you love Hellboy, The Mask, or Sin City, you have Dark Horse Comics to thank for giving those stories the kind of platform other publishers wouldn’t. Whether telling their original stories or expanded the worlds of licensed franchises, Dark Horse Comics are some of the finest examples of the comic book medium you can find.
The days are growing darker, the weather’s getting colder, but the comics are getting better. But after a hard summer of playing the delay and catch-up game, things are returning to normal…ish. So, what does […]
It’s Halloween! Forget calling it October; we all know it’s the month of Halloween. All Hollow’s Eve. Age of the Pumpkin Spiced Latté. Regardless of what you call October, we have a great selection of […]
Comic book lovers know Neil Gaiman as the author of the wildly popular Sandman series. Genre fans love Neil Gaiman for his novels like Neverwhere and Good Omens (with the late Sir Terry Pratchett). Now Gaiman is returning […]
Despite the recent movie’s lack of success, Hellboy still has a lot of fans out there. So, Mantic Games and Dark Horse Comics are partnering together to develop a tabletop role-playing game. Though not officially […]
In some ways, the first season of Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy works like a ten-hour pilot episode. The story doesn’t so much as end with “The White Violin” episode as it truly begins. The premiere […]
In the early 2000s, the comic-book movie renaissance was still a few years away. Enter Constantine, a movie produced by Akiva Goldsman, directed by Francis Lawrence, and starring Keanau Reeves. Ostensibly a horror-action film, the […]
Umbrella Academy season 2 character posters provide some clues into what to expect from Season too, coming soon to Netflix.
Umbrella Academy season 2 premiere date sees the entire cast recreating a season 1 dance scene in a fun and quirky lockdown video.
Just a few months ago, Mike Deodato Jr left Marvel Comics after a 20-year long career with them. His last work with them was Savage Avengers—and the series was great (still is). And his style […]
