Oni Press announced MINE IS A LONG, LONESOME GRAVE #1, a new four-issue gut punch of Appalachian revenge-horror debuting in February 2025 from Eisner and Harvey Award-nominated writer Justin Jordan (The Strange Talent of Luther Strode, Dead Body Road) and #1 best-selling artist Chris Shehan (House of Slaughter). Harley Creed is a bad man. He …
Read More »UDON Entertainment Announces Exclusive Editions
UDON Entertainment announced that it will produce two unique editions of upcoming 2025 releases exclusively for sale in the UDON store, and will be reprinting a massive fan-requested title also with an UDONstore.com exclusive edition! Mega Man X DiVE: Official Complete Works HC is the forthcoming new entry in UDON’s extensive collection of …
Read More »‘Red One’ Racks Up $34M Box Office Win
Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans‘ Christmas movie Red One came in on the higher end of expectations with a $34.1 million domestic debut after it looked like the big-budget holiday pic might have trouble getting to even $30 million. The movie cost over $250 million to make. Gladiator II roared to a record-shattering $87 million …
Read More »Skybound Announces ‘Creepshow In Love’
Creepshow is here to make sure you have a bloody good time this Valentine’s Day! Skybound and Image Comics announced the creative talent behind an all-new horrific Hearts Day issue, Creepshow in Love #1. This one-shot of the Eisner Award nominated comic book anthology based on Greg Nicotero’s hit Shudder TV series produced …
Read More »Todd McFarlane Productions Unveils ‘Deadly Tales Of The Gunslinger Spawn’
Next month, Todd McFarlane Productions’ highly anticipated series Deadly Tales of the Gunslinger will reveal the true origin of one of the most mysterious figures in the Spawn Universe: Gunslinger Spawn. Written by acclaimed creator Jimmy Palmiotti and illustrated by the talented Patric Reynolds, this extra-length issue offers incredible value for only $3.99—bringing fans almost double the jaw-dropping story and …
Read More »‘Venom 3’ Tops Box Office For Third Week
The major Hollywood studios always knew the post-presidential election weekend was going to be especially quiet this year as they avoided releasing big event films. This allowed Sony’s Venom: The Last Dance to stay atop the domestic box office chart in its third weekend with an estimated $16.2 million from 3,905 theaters for a domestic …
Read More »‘The Goddamn Tragedy’ Unveiled At Oni Press
IN THESE WOODS, FEAR EVERYTHING – EVEN EACH OTHER. Oni Press unveiled THE GODDAMN TRAGEDY #1 – a vicious and vengeful account of one of the Old West’s darkest episodes from those that lived to tell it from breakout writer Chris Condon (Ultimate Wolverine, That Texas Blood) and artist Shawn Kuruneru (Fishflies). A tense and entirely self-contained 48-page, one-shot …
Read More »The Mystery Of ‘The One Hand & The Six Fingers’ Unravels In Upcoming Trade Paperback
The critically-acclaimed The One Hand and The Six Fingers connecting miniseries will be collected together as a complete story in an upcoming trade paperback, featuring ten alternating chapters, creating a brand-new reading experience for those looking to solve the mind-bending, neo-noir mystery. Hitting shelves this December, The One Hand & The Six Fingers is led by two …
Read More »‘Venom 3’ Holds On To Top Spot At Box Office
Venom: The Last Dance gained ground in its second weekend. The Sony comic book movie declined a franchise-low 49 percent to $26.1 million from 4,131 screens to win an overall quiet weekend heading into the hotly contested presidential race The final installment in the Venom trilogy has now earned $90 million domestically. DreamWorks …
Read More »Discover Joe’s Origin Story With ‘Ashita No Joe’ Episodes 1-3
To commemorate the English-language debut of Ashita no Joe: Fighting for Tomorrow from Kodansha USA, TMS Entertainment will be premiering the first three episodes of the Tomorrow’s Joe (Ashita no Joe) anime series for the first time ever for American audiences on the Anime! on TMS Official Youtube Channel. Since its initial release in 1970, …
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