This week’s edition of Heroes & Villains has a triple threat of comics for you; one from the past, one from the future, and one out today.
Invisible Kingdom uses science fiction to tell an original and fascinating take on real human drama – one that is entirely relevant to our twenty-first century experiences.
Much like fellow Dark Horse comic Astro Hustle, Invisible Kingdom from G. Willow Wilson and Christian Ward is a book I didn’t know I needed until I read it.
Astro Hustle is a fun book and we (okay mostly me) need a fun sci-fi romp with boundless creativity and spirit that ISN’T Saga right now.
Fight Club 3 once again teams Chuck Palahniuk up with Cameron Stewart to further the story of the narrator and his alter ego Tyler Durden.
If there’s something unnatural in the world, something too strange for the US Government to investigate, Pitor Wyrd is on the case. As are all lovers of dark, science fiction adventure comic books, with the premiere issue of Wyrd #1.
A non-Scoobie takes a look at the first issue of the reimagined Buffy The Vampire Slayer comic from Boom! Studios.
It’s the perfect stocking stuffer: this season, holiday in hell with your favourite evil fightin’, cigar-chompin’, red right hand demon seed!
Berger Books, an imprint of Dark Horse Comics, returns with another boundary pushing, timely, politically and socially charged series – this one about aliens…and immigration!
The official unofficial, never-made, third film in the Alien franchise finally bursts through the chest of pop culture obscurity to see the light of day – and it’s a sci-fi horror cracker!
In this edition of Heroes and Villans, E.A. Henson looks at upcoming Dark Horse books “William Gibson’s Alien 3” and “God of War #1”.
At the Mountains of Madness meets Heart of Darkness! What could be more terrifying? Biff Bam Pop’s 31 Days of Horror (in comic book form) continues with the new monthly miniseries, The Whispering Dark!
