Ready or Not 2: Here I Come Is Bigger, Bloodier, and More Twisted
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come picks up after the events of the first film, with Grace being hospitalized in the immediate aftermath of the deadly ritual, facing possible…
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Ready or Not 2: Here I Come picks up after the events of the first film, with Grace being hospitalized in the immediate aftermath of the deadly ritual, facing possible…
“Strength is not a closed fist.”Mortal Kombat II is a dumb, fun, fatality-filled rumpus. It is a very smart, very silly movie. MKII fixes the biggest flaw that its predecessor,…
“The more people, the more complicated the situation, and then it’s just chaos.” Mobile Suit Gundam: Hathaway-The Sorcery of Nymph Circe is a visual spectacle that suffers slightly from middle-sibling…
In 2010, Cartoon Network premiered Regular Show, created by J. G. Quintel. It centered around two slacker best friends, Mordecai and Rigby, who work in a park and the surreal,…
“You would like a document, in writing, about our plan to kill my wife?” Over Your Dead Body is an absurdly over-the-top, blood-drenched, body-horror black comedy which crackles with energy…
Zack Snyder’s Watchmen is often called one of the most faithful comic book adaptations ever made. But looking like Watchmen isn’t the same as understanding it. In this video essay,…
Not all comic book movies wear capes. When people hear “comic book movie,” they think superheroes. But comics have always told every kind of story — crime, romance, horror, history…
Szymon Kudranski has built a career as one of comics’ most distinctive writer-artists, known for blending atmospheric storytelling with striking, cinematic visuals. After working with major publishers like Marvel and…
Superhero fatigue isn’t new—so why does the industry keep going back? https://youtu.be/SVwFCO8dJeM?si=PhrZCCzwdL4NuNmx Every few years, the same conversation comes back—are audiences tired of superheroes? But this isn’t a new phenomenon.…
Invincible returns for a fourth season, and this time it’s war — the Viltrumite War, to be exact. Previously in season three of Invincible, we saw Mark Grayson / Invincible…
Hero Initiative, the charity that helps comic book creators in medical or financial need, will host seven amazing creators at its booth at the 2026 Baltimore Comic-Con, September 25-27, 2026…
Sneak a peek at preview pages Fan-favorite series Casanova—by The New York Times bestselling writer Matt Fraction (Sex Criminals, soon-to-be an Amazon Prime series), critically-acclaimed artists Fábio Moon and Gabriel…
Reacher, from Paramount Television Studios and Amazon MGM Studios, continues its explosive momentum as one of the top-performing franchises on Prime Video Today, ahead of Amazon’s upfront presentation, Prime Video…
Marvel Comics introduces MIDNIGHT, a bold new publishing line from a superstar lineup of creators, kicking off in August with MIDNIGHT X-MEN by Jonathan Hickman and Matteo Della Fonte, followed…
PAPERFILMS UPCOMING CONVENTIONS EXCITING CONVENTION APPEARANCES Hey everyone! We’ve got a LOT coming up over the next month, so let’s jump right in—deals, appearances, and new partnerships Upcoming Comic Conventions…
The Showcase Headlines Festival Programming, Alongside New Original Series from Cartoon Network Studios and Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe First Looks Include Super Mutant Magic Academy, Keeping Up With The Joneses, and…
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come picks up after the events of the first film, with Grace being hospitalized in the immediate aftermath of the deadly ritual, facing possible…
Sneak peek at early preview pages"For its tenderness, nuance, and complex portrait of the traumas left by childhood sexual abuse, Memories of Giselle is a standout graphic novel." —Foreword Reviews…
YOU ARE ON NATIVE LAND: A CHARITY COMIC FOR INDIGENOUS RIGHTS Mad Cave Studios Brings A Powerful New Anthology Amplifying Indigenous Voices, Storytelling, and Advocacy, Rooted in Direct Support for…
Featuring Groovy Cover Art by Cat Staggs, Brent Schoonover, Howie Noel, and Daniel Hillyard Dick Tracy debuted in newspapers on Sunday, October 4, 1931 and was written and drawn almost…