Comics

While chances are that you’ve seen both of these already, I think it’s worth a repeat since we have yet to post them on BG.

Straight from the mind of writer Dean Koontz, Frankenstein: Storm Surge is set to debut as a new six-issue miniseries from Dynamite Comics.

The biggest G.I. Joe event yet in the comics world, IDW Publishing has a doozy of a tale on the way with Cobra World Order.

Although it’s pretty public knowledge that actor Wesley Snipes has been talking to Marvel about a new ‘MCU’ Blade film, we’re talking comics here as the vampire killing hero is on the way back to his own monthly book… with  twist.

Writer Greg Rucka will bring a whole new tale of sword and sorcery to the realm of BioWare’s Dragon Age series with Dragon Age: Magekiller, a brand new and in-canon comic book series set in Thedas.

Loads of new stuff made its debut at SDCC this week from DC Collectibles, from some of the company’s biggest lines, including the Batman: The Animated Series collection and the not yet even released Icons line.

The trip through time continues as we meet more ‘Unity’ teams from the past, and War Monger goes after another member of the current squad.

The first arc of Bloodshot Reborn comes to a conclusion in an issue that’s light on answers and poses even more questions as we head into issue #6.

The Art of UNCHARTED 4: A Thief’s End is officially on the way to bookshelves everywhere in 2016 from Dark Horse Comics.

As Summer’s crossover event Book of Death, continues for Valiant Comics and its heroes, Ninjak takes the spotlight in a story that tells of his last days in a future ravaged by a third Armor Hunters assault.

It’s SDCC time, and IDW Publishing (booth #2743) and Top Shelf (booth #1721) have a full (and I mean FULL) schedule of panels and signings set, featuring all the big name franchises you’d expect.

Trek has found a welcoming home at IDW Publishing, and the 50th issue of the ongoing series, as well as the new spinoff proves it.

What do Alfred Pennyworth, Red She-Hulk, and Deadpool have in common? They’ll all be at SDCC this week as a trio of statues exclusively at the Kotobukiya booth.

You probably knew this was coming, but Marvel Comics will indeed have a full selection of panels on hand for SDCC this week.

It might be SDCC week out in sunny San Diego, but the closest most of us will get is right here at home in our local comic shop.

Celebrating the future of the Dynamite brand, as well as the tremendous history of the Spirit, Dynamite Comics has a pair of panels ready to go for Comic Con 2015.