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It was a great philosopher of the late 20th century who, pondering the rippling effects of one’s decisions, asked aloud, “Did I do that?” Okay actually it was Steve Urkel, but anything can be philosophy if you want it to be. What unintended, invisible effects do any of our actions have? I bought the last rotisserie chicken at QFC last week, which means someone else who was planning to get one had to adjust their...

PrintWatch: Marvel Comics may have reduced their second printing levels to the same as DC Comics, as Image Comics have been increasing them. And with the

Erik Larsen Launches New Ongoing Ant Comic From August Erik Larsen Launches New Ongoing Ant Comic From August Posted on Mario Gully, Erik Larsen and the comic Ant over the decades considerably. Ant was a comic book created by Mario Gully, that he created when he was sentenced for robbery. First published by Arcana Studios, it and later moved to Image Comics, then again to Big City Comics, before jumping to Marvel to work on Ant, and in August will be relaunching a brand new ongoing Ant series. The series will launch with Ant #1 and share a new origin story and expand upon her place an...

Welcome to Comics Wire, SYFY WIRE's weekly comics column that gets at the pulse of what's going on in comics right now. We've got what you need to know about huge crossovers, real-life issues facing the industry, cool first looks, the week's hot new comics, and everything in-between. We're coming up on a year of running this column, and I know that because the week we started it turned out to be the week that Diamond Comics Distributor paused service amid the spreading COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdowns that resulted. That all simultaneously feels like it happened five years  and five min...

Erik Larsen's Ant Is Finally Coming Ant, a long-awaited Image Comics series from Savage Dragon creator Erik Larsen, is finally going to be a reality in 2021, Larsen shared on social media. The series originated as a kind of meta-superhero narrative, centering on 8-year-old Hannah Washington, whose father goes to prison, and who finds consolation in stories she wrote, featuring her adult self as a superhero called Ant. Wearing a head-to-tie red bodysuit that shines like an exoskeleton and has antennae, Ant fights crime, first to clear her father's name and later more generally as a traditiona...