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NVIDIA has introduced a new DLSS Frame Generation preset through the NVIDIA app, offering an alternative to Preset B. Called Preset C, the new option prioritizes performance by reducing the processing cost of generated frames, which may improve frame rates and reduce latency.
Today, Image Comics and Tiny Onion announced Exquisite Corpses: Book of the Dead, an anthology of origin stories for the killers from Exquisite Corpses Season 1. This new one-shot features a large cast of writers and artists and the polybagged Cover C variant will include a unique Exquisite Corpses: The Game tie-in card. This anthology…
Posted in: Comics, Image | Tagged: Gehenna, Marco Ferrari, Maurizio Rosenzweig, Patrick Kindlon
Cosplayer Lidiya “Olidushka” Lepechkina went to the underwater vessel called The Maw from the horror game Little Nightmares to transform into Six, who tries to survive in eerie conditions and stop being a helpless victim.
If you’re a fan of classic, cheesy princess stories, then Image is releasing a comic you should definitely avoid, unless you’d love to see all their classic tropes flipped on their head. The Princess Murders is an upcoming comic dead set on bringing us a tale exactly like that, and it just made a hilarious…
With Halloween coming fast at the end of the month, everyone’s getting in the spooky mood by watching horror movies, telling ghost stories, and putting up spooky decorations. And while Marvel and DC both have impressive horror collections full of great stories, the masters of fright in the comics industry undoubtedly belong to Image Comics.…
Image Comics’s ‘Let’s Talk Comics!’ host Jim Viscardi has the scoop on the next great comics coming from Image and he’s brought Tony Fleecs, Mirka Andolfo, Franklin Jonas, Alberto J. Albuquerque, and Eric Zawadzki to talk about it!
McFarlane Toys continues to expand its Image Comics Founders Series with Sara Pezzini — the iconic, deadly Witchblade.
In what is easily one of the most exciting comic book-related announcements to come out of NYCC 2026, IGN can exclusively reveal that Paper Girls creators Brian K. Vaughan and Cliff Chiang are reuniting for a new project at Image Comics. That series is called Roam, and it’s their first collaboration in over a decade.
The Orcs are out of the dungeons and into the spotlight with Image Comics’ new glow-in-the-dark variants of popular comic book series, D’orc. The new highly collectible covers were announced at the comic shop retailer event at New York Comic Con, and they certainly lit up the room.