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Dynamite’s Jennifer Blood: Born Again TPB In Stores 07/15/2015

The streets of La La Land run red when Jennifer Blood returns to declare a new war on the mobs… or does she? As a low-level hood plots to leverage her in a bid to take over the Los Angeles underworld, her war attracts some very dangerous attention and unexpectedly sets a lethal international chain of events in motion. A deadly new direction from writer Steven Grant, the acclaimed writer of The Punisher and creator of 2 Guns! Continue reading Dynamite’s Jennifer Blood: Born Again TPB In Stores 07/15/2015 →

Visual Teaser for Upcoming Project with Mike Carey and Mike Perkins Unveiled

As part of its series of announcements leasing up to San Diego Comic-Con, award-winning publisher BOOM! Studios unveiled a new image to tease a new original project coming in October from creators Mike Carey (Suicide Risk, The Unwritten) and Mike Perkins (Deathlok)! Details on the series will be released soon! Continue reading Visual Teaser for Upcoming Project with Mike Carey and Mike Perkins Unveiled →

ARCHIE MEETS RAMONES IN ROCKIN’ NEW CROSSOVER COMIC

Hey! Ho! Let’s Go! Coming in 2016, the classic rock group THE RAMONES and everyone’s favorite red-head will be crossing over in an extra-sized adventure!

Coinciding with the 75th anniversary of Archie Comics and The Ramones’ 40th anniversary, the new comic follows in the tradition of Archie Comics crossovers like ARCHIE MEETS KISS and ARCHIE MEETS PREDATOR. Continue reading ARCHIE MEETS RAMONES IN ROCKIN’ NEW CROSSOVER COMIC →

BOOM! Studios and Saban Brands Announce New ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ Comics

It’s Morphin Time! Award-winning publisher BOOM! Studios and Saban Brands are excited to announce a partnership to produce new Mighty Morphin Power Rangers comics, starting with a set of six exclusive, one-page comics that will debut at San Diego Comic-Con in July. The comics will be based on Saban’s iconic Mighty Morphin Power Rangers television series.  Continue reading BOOM! Studios and Saban Brands Announce New ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ Comics →

THE COBRA WORLD ORDER STARTS THIS OCTOBER FOR G.I. JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO

This October, it’s zero hour for A Real American Hero! G.I. JOE has been fighting the evil forces of COBRA for decades, but now COBRA is ready to unleash its master plan on an unsuspecting G.I. JOE!

Written by the man who started it all, G.I. JOE comics legend Larry Hama, this table-setter leads into a mammoth 8-part bi-weekly event, kicking off with G.I. JOE: ARAH #219 and #220! Art duties for this arc will be in the very capable hands of S.L. Gallant who has become a fan-favorite for his attention to detail and accurate portrayals of classic G.I. JOE vehicles and characters.
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Believe in Steven with First Original Graphic Novel ‘Steven Universe: Too Cool for School’

As part of its ramp-up to San Diego Comic-Con, KaBOOM!, an award-winning imprint of BOOM! Studios, and Cartoon Network Enterprises, the licensing and merchandising arm of the network, are pleased to announce the first Steven Universe original graphic novel Steven Universe: Too Cool for School, featuring Steven, Connie, and the Gems in an all new, full-length adventure.  Continue reading Believe in Steven with First Original Graphic Novel ‘Steven Universe: Too Cool for School’ →

James Tynion IV and Eryk Donovan Reunite and Reimagine the End of the World in ‘Cognetic’

As part of its ramp-up to San Diego Comic-Con, BOOM! Studios is pleased to announce that James Tynion IV (The Woods, Batman Eternal) and Eryk Donovan (The House in the Wall), the creative team behind the award-nominated Memetic, will come together once again for a new apocalyptic tale in the three-issue over-sized event Cognetic. This fall, Tynion and Donovan explore the fundamental human desire for control and how absolute power can topple civilization.  Continue reading James Tynion IV and Eryk Donovan Reunite and Reimagine the End of the World in ‘Cognetic’ →