Tag Archives: Books

Coming up from Insight Editions, Wonder Woman: The Way of the Amazons reveals the “illustrated, interactive history” of DC’s warrior princess.

Fans of 90s comics have something to look forward to from publisher IDW this fall, as the Artist’s Edition lineup adds a celebration of Jim Lee’s X-Men.

Udon is getting set to unleash it’s new and improved encyclopedia of all things SF with Street Fighter: World Warrior Encyclopedia-Arcade Edition.

Cuphead’s art book from Dark Horse Comics has gotten a bump into 2020, but the result will be a more fully featured edition.

If you’re an Alien fan, you’re probably going to like what The Quarto Group has on tap for November. Alien Vault celebrates 40 years of xenomorphs.

The latest announcement from Insight Editions, Batman: The Definitive History of the Dark Knight in Comics, Film, and Beyond is on the way.

Dark Horse Comics and CD Projekt Red will continue working together, post The Witcher. The World of Cyberpunk 2077 was just announced at Comic Con.

The first 10 years of Gears of War included some of the best action titles of all time. Udon is set to celebrate that with a brand new book this summer.

Don’t deal with the devil! Dark Horse Comics continues its line of art books with The Art of Cuphead this coming October.

“And there came a day unlike any other, when Earth’s Mightiest Heroes found themselves united…collected into one mighty, epic, and spectacular boxset!”

One of the most hotly anticipated games of 2019, EA is hoping for a winner with Anthem. So is Dark Horse, with an art book on the way.

A comprehensive look at the making of and art from Bayonetta 2, The Eyes of Bayonetta 2 is getting a translated edition from Udon.

Go on a literal journey through the ages of our world with What on Earth Books and Christopher Lloyd’s Absolutely Everything. Educational? Yes, but there’s fun to be had here too.

See some of DC Comics’ greatest characters and how their powers work, in the fresh tome from Insight Editions and authors SD Perry and Matthew K. Manning.

There is just about nothing I like more than an excellent hard-cover coffee table book. Add in the fact that this one is all about the SNES and its huge library of games, and I was instantly in love.