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REVIEW: Dark Horse Comics' The Oddly Pedestrian Life of Christopher Chaos #1
From James Tynion IV and Tate Brombal comes an all-new LGBTQ horror story, touted by the publisher as “Invincible meets Doom Patrol.”
EXCLUSIVE: Elixir's Creative Team Combines Magic and Tech
Writers Frank Barbiere, Ricky Mammone and artist Victor Santos answer CBR's questions about Elixir, a graphic novel mixing magic with futuristic tech.
Avatar: The Last Airbender, Star Wars Get New Stories for Free Comic Book Day
Dark Horse Comics announces Avatar: The Last Airbender and Star Wars will be getting new stories for Free Comic Book Day on May 6, 2023.
Jason Pearson’s Seminal Work Was the Most Controversial Comic of the ‘90S - Here’s Why
Body Bags took '90s edginess to an even greater extreme, becoming controversial through much more than just the copious amounts of blood and guts.
How Batman Once Teamed up With - Tarzan?!
In one of his most enjoyable crossover reinventions, Batman ventured away from Gotham City and into the African jungle where he encountered Tarzan.
Judge Dredd Once Battled Predator - And It Was Epic
The pairing of Judge Dredd and Predator made perfect sense as an idea and, in execution, it was nothing short of an epic action story.
EXCLUSIVE: Kevin Smith Taps Allred, Flanagan and More for Undeniably Cool Variant Covers
Kevin Smith's two new Dark Horse series, Quick Stops and Maskerade, taps Michael Allred, Walt Flanagan and more for undeniably cool variant covers.
REVIEW: Dark Horse Comics' Survival Street #1
Asmus, Festante, and Kussainov's Survival Street #1 proves that it's more than a simple gimmick or silly gritty Sesame Street parody.
EXCLUSIVE: Survival Street: Read the First Issue of Dark Horse's Gritty Sesame Street Parody
CBR can exclusively debut Survival Street #0, the introductory issue to Dark Horse's gritty Sesame Street parody by James Asmus and Jim Festante.
Manga Adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's The Shadow Over Innsmouth Coming to Dark Horse in Single Omnibus
Gou Tanabe's terrifying and grotesque manga adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's The Shadow over Innsmouth is being released for the first time in English.
EXCLUSIVE: Dark Horse’s Salamandre Promises an Evocative Tale of Family, Loss and Freedom of Art
CBR has an exclusive look at Salamandre, an upcoming graphic novel from writer/artist I.N.J. Culbard and published by Berger Books and Dark Horse.
EXCLUSIVE: Sesame Street Becomes a Twisted, Hyper-Violent Nightmare in New Dark Horse Series
Dark Horse's Survival Street takes the long-running educational PBS children's show and turns it into a dark, hyper-violent action satire series.
EXCLUSIVE: Dark Horse’s Fragmentation Mixes Real-Life History With Incredible Action
CBR can exclusively reveal that Dark Horse is putting out Fragmentation, a new graphic novel written by Marc Guggenheim, later this year.
The Pander Bros. Take GirlFIEND to Paris in Bloodthirsty Bedtime Story (Exclusive)
Dark Horse Comics announces GirlFIEND in Paris: A Bloodthirsty Bedtime Story, a new graphic novel from The Pander Brothers set to launch in October.
Dark Horse's Joy Operations #1 Comic Review
Brian Michael Bendis' new sci-fi series Joy Operations #1 gets off to a great start with thrilling suspense and plenty of surprising twists.
10 Best Comic Stories By "Celebrity" Writers
Comics have drawn in all kinds of storytellers, from celebrity actors, comedians, musicians, and even chefs who all had a story to tell.
Netflix's Dept. H Movie Adaptation Finds a Director
Netflix has hired Paradise Hills director Alice Waddington to direct its adaption of Dept. H, marking the fifth Dark Horse adaption from the streamer.
Killer Queens Creators Tease How Their Queer Assassins Will Tackle Tyranny
Killer Queens creators David M. Booher and Claudia Balboni revel in the joy and challenges of bringing assassins to space in their Dark Horse comic.
10 Shows To Watch If You Love The Loki TV Series
Luckily for Loki fans, there are plenty of TV shows out there that can help them pass the time while Season 2 airs on Disney+.
The Mask: 10 Things The Movie Actually Got Right About The Comic
The Mask film actually did a surprisingly good job of adapting the comic for the big screen.