Tag Archives: IDW

Rovio’s immensely popular (and seemingly everywhere) Angry Birds franchise is getting a comic book from publisher IDW.

A brand new horror comic anthology is n the works from the publisher for release this Spring.

A brand new mini-series from IDW has the legendary future-lawman heading from the unfriendly confines of Mega-City One and to the… unfriendly (but way more laid-back) confines of Mega-City Two in City of Courts.

Fans of Locke and Key have a brand-new, limited edition tome to add to their collection – complete with a bunch of cool extras.

Big corporations taking hold in medieval Europe? That’ll probably turn out fine…

The publisher will adapt the comic about Greek Gods returning to Earth for TV with the help of series star and producer, Michael Chiklis.

The publisher has signed both Dave Dorman and J.K. Woodward for the inaugural release in their new games division- Kill Shakespeare.

The big blue guy will have a full squad of writers and pencilers on hand when he debuts in publisher IDW’s new series.

Fresh from the War of the Dead event, the zombie gore-fest returns to comics with Deadworld: Restoration.

Jim Steranko, famed artist for tons of classic Marvel Comics characters will be getting the Artist’s Edition treatment from not just one, but two editions from publisher IDW.

Some of the biggest books of all time are about to get Artist’s Editions from IDW as Jack Kirby’s New Gods and Dave Gibbons classic Watchmen are getting some hefty collector’s edition tomes.

Classic cartoon/toy fans rejoice, IDW has a new comic coming up that you’re going to want to add to your pull list.

James O’Barr’s classic comic about vengeance of the supernatural kind is returning to stands courtesy of publisher IDW and author Frank Bill.

Publisher IDW is about to bring the second volume in it’s G.I.Joe Complete Collection series to market, and it’s one not to miss for fans of the classic series.

The publisher will be printing Superman’s WWII-era Sunday newspaper comic strips in a collector’s edition book.

When is a ‘lost episode’ not a lost episode? When it comes back as a comic book.