Tag Archives: Dynamite Comics

The Martians are invading! Classic sci-fi/horror property Mars Attacks is back, and once again hitting the printed page thanks to Dynamite Comics.

Bond is back. Aside from the already announced Origin series, Dynamite Comics will also be publishing a new ongoing starring 007, and helmed by Greg Pak.

This one’s heading to Kickstarter, but I can’t imagine it not getting a green light. Dynamite’s planned box set for Vampirella #1 is looking great.

Do you love campy horror? How about independent movies? Then chances are you dig Troma. And chances are you’ll like The Art of Troma art book that Dynamite has cooked up.

Who is James Bond? We don’t really know, even after a few dozen movies. But a new mini-series from Dynamite is set to answer that question.

Two female titans of pop culture meet. The vampiric Vampirella and the Princess of Mars Dejah Thoris will be crossing paths in a new event from Dynamite.

Do you like comics? Do you like Army of Darkness? Then you’re going to love the build-a-bundle deal that Dynamite Comics has cooked up for the property’s 25th anniversary.

Ever wonder what the deal is with James Bond’s M? He’s something of a mystery, no? Well Dynamite Comics is about to reveal the top MI-6 agent’s past.

What might happen if classic Battlestar met Battlestar 2K? That’s the question in Dynamite’s new crossover.

Dynamite Comics and IDW are crossing over with each other. The Six Million Dollar Man, Steve Austin, is set to clash with G.I. Joe’s Snake Eyes and co.

NYCC kicks off tomorrow, and Dynamite is joining a slew of other publishers in presenting a full plate of signings, exclusives, and more.

One of Dynamite Comics’ most prominent female characters is getting the diorama treatment. J. Scott Campbell’s iconic Deja Thoris art is arriving in stores soon.

Looks like the world of Killer Instinct is about to get a lot deeper, thanks to a new comic series from Dynamite.

Ash might be taking on the Evil Dead on TV, but now he’s going to be going head-to-head with the Army of Darkness on the printed page.

Dynamite Comics is getting into the art book game. Hitting bookstores later this year is a grand tome dedicated to the one of the original home gaming companies – Atari.