Dark Horse

Dark Horse | Berger Books (w) Ann Nocenti (a) David Aja Since the announcement of the Berger Books imprint from Dark Horse, one book has had readers waiting anxiously for its release: The Seeds. A...

Dark Horse Comics (w/a) Stan Sakai For over 30 years, there has been one constant source of consistent, high quality comic book storytelling that can be truly enjoyed by all ages: Stan Sakai's Usagi...

IDW Publishing / Dark Horse Comics (W/A) Stan Sakai, (C) Tom Luth Few cartoonists are able to meet the standard of quality that Stan Sakai has maintained over the 30-plus years he has written, drawn, and...

 Starting life as a webcomic before being first brought to print thanks to Kickstarter, Jason Copland and Michael May's Kill All Monsters is getting the omnibus treatment from Dark Horse. Kill All...

Angel Catbird is a weird comic. Straddling the line between trade fiction (for kids? For teens?) and educational text, Margaret Atwood’s “first” comic is nothing like the gushing pre-release press would...

Resident Alien by writer Peter Hogan and artist Steve Parkhouse is one of my favorite comics to premier in recent years. The delightfully bucolic British series blends classic science fiction tropes, police...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. Ninjak #19 (Valiant Entertainment) (W) Matt Kindt, (A) Khari Evans & Andres Guinaldo, (C) Ulises Arreola & Chris...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly single-issue review roundup. Generation Zero #1 (Valiant Entertainment) (W) Fred Van Lente, (A) Francis Portella With each passing year, it seems...

We’ve discussed colour and lettering previously, so this week - luckily - the thing that caught my eye was inking. Specifically, Dean Ormston’s work in Black Hammer. It used to be the case that a vast...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Batgirl #1 (DC Comics) (W) Hope Larson (A) Rafael Albuquerque (C) Dave McCaig (L) Deron Bennett The new...