Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures Comic Book Reawakens Childhood Nostalgia for D&D
Newsdesk The 1983 Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon That Opened Up New Worlds for a Generation of Fans Returns in Four-Issue IDW Miniseries
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IDW Celebrates a”Way Past Cool” Quinquennial with Sonic The Hedgehog™ #1 Fifth Anniversary Edition
An Encore Presentation of IDW’s First-Ever Sonic The Hedgehog Comic Book Arrives in April, Expanded with a Brand-New Short Story and More
IDW Partners With Todd Lieberman’s HIDDEN PICTURES On A Radical Shift of Gravity
Oscar-nominated Screenwriter Matt Charman Set to Adapt the Acclaimed Sci-Fi Graphic Novel Following One Family’s Struggle to Stay Grounded Amidst a Massive Planetary Transformation
Weekly Comic Reviews 12/7/22
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Comic Review: The Invisible Frontier (IDW Publishing)
Alan Spinney A science fiction saga first translated into English in 2002 has been reprinted by IDW. The Invisible Frontier is a stark, paranoic paramble into the world of mapmaking and intrigue.
Beauty of Horror Creator Alan Robert Tips His Hat To The Masters With Famous Monsterpieces
Sixth Volume of the Bestselling Coloring Book Series is an Homage to World Renowned Art Masterpieces Preorders Open Today For Forthcoming The Beauty of Horror: Tarot Coloring Book
IDW Sets Six For Television Series Development
IDW Continues to Ramp Up TV Development with Award-Winning Talent
In celebration of Charles M. Schulz’s 100th birthday, Top Shelf announces “Funny Things: A Comic Strip Biography of Charles M. Schulz”
Happiness Is… Funny Things: A Comic Strip Biography of Charles M. Schulz Luca Debus and Francesco Matteuzzi’s Must-Have Hardcover Tribute Evokes the Style, Pathos, and Gentle Comedy of the Peanuts…
“DEAD SEAS” from NYT Best-Selling Author, Cavan Scott
Part Poseidon Adventure, part The Haunting of Hill HouseIssue, #1 hits shelves on December 21st. Dead Seas is a supernatural thriller that reunites the fan-favorite Star Wars writer-and-artist team for…
Weekly Comic Reviews 11/30/22
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