With a darker, grittier and altogether more violent origin to the beloved St. Nick, fascinated readers will ask whose chestnuts are roasting on open fires and who, exactly, is nipping at your nose?
While the story in Captain America #0 is good, what is absolutely excellent is the simply stunning artwork by Mattia De Iulis.
Andy Burns and Jeffery X Martin review the new box set from BillBruford and the latest live album from King Crimson.
Adding to a slate of bangers that includes Ti West’s X, Daniels’ Everything Everywhere All At Once, and the upcoming MEN from Alex Garland, A24 stays winning in 2022 with a brand new trailer for Halina Reijn’s upcoming horror-comedy Bodies Bodies Bodies.
This week’s horrors come in the form of new stuff from Rose Glass, a scary tale from the cutthroat world of country music from Brea Grant, a fresh composition from John Carpenter, and the All Elite Wrestling stars give their scary movie picks. All that and more in The Week in Horror!
Throughout CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST TOUR LIVE, Tyler, the Creator shows you exactly why he’s one of the biggest stars in rap today.
The Tiger’s Tongue is incredibly natural, with genuine emotional stakes and motivations behind characters that engage the reader.
This week Hasbro unveiled a whole mess of Marvel Legends figures featuuring their pivot to plastic-free windowless boxes.
For Marie Gilbert, Children of Sin covers all of the weird stuff we’ve been witnessing the last few years.
Today we’re happy to exclusively reveal the cover to The Collector #4 from Dark Horse Comics and creators Will Conrad, Rod Monteiro, and Marco Lesko!
As cannabis culture is celebrated around the world today, the comic book medium looks to get in on the high with a satirical look at America’s historical war on drugs.
In X-Men ’92: House of XCII, Steve Foxe and Salva Espin have melded the familiar ’90s X-Men art and storytelling with the current Krakoan world.
