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Batwoman star Camrus Johnson is set to make his creator-owned comics writing debut next year with the video game-inspired Tower.

Get ready to head back to the Savage Land for a look at Marvel's Ka-Zar as you've never seen him before.

Ash Williams is shot back to the '70s in Dynamite Entertainment's The Army of Darkness: 1979 #1.

This summer, one of Marvel Comics' most vicious villains will step back into the spotlight with Extreme Carnage, a new event headlined by the legendary scarlet symbiote himself and co-starring several of his most prominent symbiote siblings. In the wake of the events of King in Black, the world is more aware than ever of the threat symbiotes might pose, and humanity is scared and angry. It's the perfect climate for the most dangerous of them all to return, and today SYFY WIRE has an exclusive first look at what that return looks like in the pages of Extreme Carnage Alpha #1.

James Tynion IV has been writing Batman stories in one form or another for the last decade, and in that time he's gained an intimate familiarity with Gotham City and its many wild residents. That familiarity meant that, when he took the reins of the main  Batman title early last year, it was with an eye toward infusing the new into the familiar Gotham landscape, adding characters and ideas that can be a part of Batman's world for years to come. It's an idea that's already given us major players like The Designer, Punchline, Ghost-Maker and, beginning this week in