Author Daniel Gehen

LOS ANGELES, CA (July 1, 2020) – BOOM! Studios is proud to reveal a brand new look at the original graphic memoir HAPPINESS WILL FOLLOW from Eisner and Harvey Award-nominated cartoonist Mike Hawthorne...

Publisher Mark Waid Teases New Projects for 2021 and Announces The Humanoise Podcast  Kicking off a groundbreaking slate of upcoming original graphic novels and media projects, Humanoids is announcing a...

July 1st, 2020 (New York, NY) – Valiant Entertainment is proud to announce its Virtual Portfolio Review program to nurture aspiring comic book creators, help them grow, and find new voices to work with...

This month, the Sandman Universe saw a reduction of titles thanks to Lucifer going straight to trade for its final story arc and the new Dreaming series being delayed. However, a double dose...

The 1990s have a reputation for some of the worst comics ever produced, but that reputation often overshadows the fact that the 1990s also generated some of the best comics in history. After events like Crisis...

This Wednesday marks the beginning of July. For those lucky enough it will mark the beginning of their Independence Day (USA) celebrations. Here at Comics Bulletin, we're celebrating a different kind of...

There were a lot of solid (and some not-so-solid) releases over the past couple of days courtesy of DC Tuesdays and Everyone Else Wednesdays. These are the ones that I managed to get through, with magic or the...

As the comics industry continues to return to normal, that means new solicits for September. Here's what can be expected from Archie Comics after Labor Day. Good to see them pushing classic Christmas comics...

Fans of the beloved cartoon Rick & Morty can feast on some more content thanks to Dark Horse Comics. The renowned publisher, who has put out several artbooks for television and movie productions, is...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. By total coincidence and not at all planned out, we're taking a look at a trio of second issues from last week.

Videogame tie-in comics have a historically spotty track record. But like movies based on video games, these types of comics have seen a collective uptick in quality. Injustice and Mortal Kombat at DC and...

Another week of the comics industry's comeback brings a more varied selection of books to choose from. Badass old ladies and supernatural threats are a through-line for this week's installment of What Looks...

In the past, we had a column called 140 character Reviews. It was a good time for all involved. But then Twitter went ahead and upped the character limit to 280, and with that we shut down the column. Now it's...

Though the timing may be a surprise, it is really a surprise to no one that Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard would return to the world of The Walking Dead. Given the character's last appearance in The...

James Tynion IV has had quite a good (and prolific) run in the independent space over the past few years, specifically with his works over at BOOM! Studios. The news of him debuting another new series - the...