To fully appreciate the importance of the small press, it’s vital to understand how they’ve been impacting mainstream books. It’s difficult to track down certain specifics due to the low key nature of ...

Rowan Grover: Niemand lets loose on a gag script in “Naked City”, taking the concept of speaking to a crowd of naked people quite literally. If you’ve seen Austin Powers, particularly the scene in the ...

The JLI managed to survive their first mission on a wing and a prayer. Now, in the aftermath of Peraxxus’s near destruction of the planet Earth, our heroes gather together to decide the fate of their ...

This month B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: The Reign of the Black Flame kicked off. The Black Flame’s been a part of the Hellboy Universe since he was first teased by Guy Davis in 2005, but in the eight years ...

Dungeons & Morty & Destruction & Death & Rick & Swords & Sassery & Hashtag & Ampersand & It all ends here, people & oh, yeah-Dragons. Patrick Rothfuss, the multiple award-winning, bestselling author ...

In years past, Best Limited Series was limited to five entries. But this year was such a strong one for the category, we expanded it to ten. And then, through ties, we got even more in the final ...

Writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson first boarded the Superman franchise during the ‘Future State’ storyline which saw DC peak into the future for a few months of publishing. Johnson was also working with ...

The story of Jon and Suze starts to reach its climax. Pun intended. (It should also go without saying that this is an 18+ series, with graphic discussion of sex and sexuality throughout.) • THE SERIES ...

“The Sword of Hyperborea” #1 takes readers through the history of Ted Howards and Gall Dennar, two of the most prolific warriors to wield the sword at the story’s center. Picking up from “B.P.R.D.: ...

Welcome to the Multiversity Year in Review for 2021! To call this a weird year is a Hulk-sized understatement, but one thing that was a pleasant surprise was the sheer number of interesting and ...

Welcome to the Multiversity Year in Review for 2021! To call this a weird year is a Hulk-sized understatement, but one thing that was a pleasant surprise was the sheer number of interesting and ...