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|| A screenshot of a listing for Pokémon cards on the secondhand trading platform Bunjang. Photo courtesy of Bunjang

BOOM! Studios first teased the horror comic crossover back at New York Comic Con ‘25; now we get a look at the covers for Swamp Thing is Killing the Children #1. Written by James Tynion IV and illustrated by Werther Dell’Edera, Swamp Thing is Killing the Children clashes modern and classic horror characters when Erica…

GameStop Insiders Pile In as Collectibles Boom Rewrites the Playbook Illustration mit AI erstellt.

BOOM! Studios has been doing a hell of a job bringing the Clive Barker-created Hellraiser franchise back to life this year, first announcing that three classic Clive BarkerHellraiser comic books are coming back to shelves. And then they announced five all-new one-shots set in the world of Hellraiser… but even that was just the beginning.

For the manga business, 2025 must have seemed like a bad case of deja vu. After a steady period of dizzying growth in the North American market between 2020 and 2022, during which the Japanese-originating genre had become the dominant sales driver for comics and graphic novels, the segment had entered a three-year stretch of…

The UAE’s indoor entertainment boom is gathering pace, with a new generation of attractions being developed as the country draws regional theme-park visitors with a growing variety of year-round leisure offerings in one destination.

Marvel Comics relaunches the Inglorious X-Force as Fugitive X-Force in December 2026 by Tim Seeley and Áthila Fabbio

BOOM! Studios has launched BOOM! Reads With You, a series of reading challenges. The first challenge is to reread the entirety of James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera‘s Something is Killing the Children (2019-present), in the run-up to issue #50‘s release on October 7, and the first five issues in particular this week.

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Past, present, and future collide in the second issue of the new erotic horror tale by Marguerite Bennett, with even more luscious art from Helena Masellis!