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Nine years ago, artist Jamie McKelvie unveiled a new costume for Marvel superhero Carol Danvers to accompany the characters new role as Captain Marvel. In the near-decade since, that costume has become a piece of superhero iconography recognized around the world, appearing in Marvel Cinematic Universe films and launching thousands of "Carol Corps" cosplayers higher, further, and faster. This summer, for the first time, McKelvie will return to the character he helped relaunch to write and draw ...

Back on December 2, 2020, Toho and IDW inked a publishing deal that would result in new Godzilla comics being release starting with this Young Adult series kicking off on April 21. Their kaiju-sized deal also covers all non-comic media like art books, journals, puzzles, and coloring books.  Monsters & Protectors "Rise Up! Part 1" plotline begins when a greedy single-minded businessman uses a newly-discovered and untested element called E-131 to create clean energy for a profit. ...

Nebula, Hot Valley Days And Cocaine Nights), Heroes Reborn: Night-Gwen #1 arrives in June and introduces Spider-Mans former flame as the dynamic crusader, Nightbird. During the day, Dr. Gwendolyn Stacy is Ravencroft Asylum’s most prominent psychiatrist. However, by night, shes transformed into a high-flying vigilante known to all as Nightbird. This Heroes Reborn one-off explains how Stacy became a superhero in this alternative reality, and exactly what Kyle Richmond, AKA the Nightha...

Credit: Dark Horse Comics Written by Matt Kindt with artwork provided by illustrator Matt Lesniewski ( The Freak) and colorist Bill Crabtree, each subsequent issue in the series will spotlight a revolving guest artist and collaborators including with industry luminaries like Malachi Ward, Patric Reynolds & Lee Loughridge, Marguerite Sauvage, and Tyler Bence & Bill Crabtree. Crimson Flower unspools as a violent revenge saga centered around someone who finds relief in classic Russian folk tales f...

Transformers universe thats unfolded in the ongoing series and in  Transformers: Galaxies has been about showing Cybertronians from exciting new perspectives," series editor David Mariotte said in a statement. "Thats why were thrilled to have Brian Ruckley and Beth McGuire-Smith reuniting to dig into the lives of faces both new and familiar as war breaks out and how they respond to the other inhabitants of Cybertron." Reuniting again after working together in the main series, Ruckley and McG...