Tag Archives: Dark Horse

The first ever Hellboy tabletop game is finally here. Following hot on the heels of its Kickstarter campaign, the board game in stores now.

God Of War (PS4) has received much praise after being released a few months ago. Capitalizing on the success and popularity, Santa Monica Studio has released the first issue of the God Of War comic book and unlike the video game, it just doesn’t stand out. Disclaimer: I haven’t played …

Incredibles 2: Crisis in Mid-Life! & Other Stories is a lame attempt at monopolizing the Incredibles franchise. The small stories are dull, unentertaining and never have a full ending (cue “to be continued” meme for the monies). This comic patronizes children and they would probably hate you if you bought …

The Berserk manga started publication on August 25, 1989 and has been ongoing for almost 30 years. For nearly 30 years, Guts, our tragic, berserker protagonist has been fighting against the bleakest of odds. The events of the series contained within 39 volumes can be quite staggering and difficult to …

Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo and the TMNT’ are heroes that have had a long history of teaming. Now their combined adventures are getting a collected edition from Dark Horse Comics.

Dark Horse’s third volume of Warcraft lore brings fans a comprehensive history of Blizzard’s fantasy universe. It’s deep, it’s loaded with detail, and it’s got some of the coolest Warcraft artwork you’re likely to see anywhere.

Yeah, we’re mainly reporting on New York’s Toy Fair this week, but there’s another con happening as well. And Dark Horse has just made a pretty awesome announcement at Emerald City Comic Con, as they’ll be teaming yet again with Nintendo. This time it’s for the Super Mario Encyclopedia.

Borrowing from the Slavic folktale, Koshchei the Deathless tells the origin story of one of Hellboy’s enemies. The comic miniseries is written by Mike Mignola and published by Dark Horse. It tells the tale of how Koshchei became Baba Yaga’s slave. The series is a interesting action-adventure in true Hellboy style. …

Keyed up for the release of the Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia from Dark Horse? Then you’re gonna love this news.

I love art books for a number of reasons. Not only can they inspire artists, but they’re also collectible items for fans. The Art of Splatoon hits both marks.

“Berserk” is finally off the boat with volume 38, and the developments in the series’ story were well worth the wait. Disembarking on new adventures Yes, after what seemed like many years in the series – and was for those who kept up with the manga’s english releases – Guts’ …

Curse of Crows is the final installment of a four-story series. This volume, written by Paul Tobin, Borys Pugacz-Muraszkiewicz, Karolina Stachyra and Travis Currit, illustrated by Piotr Kowalski and colored by Brad Simpson, sees the addition of three writer credits and a change of artists. Curious about the inner workings …