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Troye Sivan’s listening session with Derrick Gee is a must-watch.Credit: Mashable composite: Ian Moore / Solid Air with Derrick Gee

The Lab Press is rounding out its second year as an acclaimed indie graphic novel publisher with a range of new compact portable editions of some of its key titles. For readers who enjoy books on the go, these Portable Editions are perfect for carrying while maintaining the quality fans expect from the publisher.

Very often, when a game from a third-party studio or publisher is about to be released, critics review it on PlayStation or PC. Even more surprising is that, even when a title developed by Microsoft is released on all platforms, it is primarily reviewed on competing platforms.

Yen Press make Manga, Light Novels, and Audio announcements at MCM London Comic Con across TikTok …

Following PlayStation’s announcement of a Lisa Edition DualSense controller, Amazon has dropped a full collection based on the new partnership. The full merch drop arrives just as Lisa releases her new EP ‘Press Play.’

Ignition Press has released the full solicitations shipping in November 2026. This month, the team behind the acclaimed series Deluge– writer Cullen Bunn, artist Marika Cresta, and colorist Ronda Pattison– reunites for a brand-new horror limited series, We Cannot Remain.The acclaimed annual anthology Love Ignitedalso returns, and fans get the final chapter in the art thriller, The Patron…

Ignition Press’ January 2027 solicits lead with the new We Cannot Remain series by Cullen Bunn and Marika Cresta,

Posted in: Archie, Comics, Oni Press, Solicits | Tagged: adventure time, judge dredd

We all love a good Adventure Time story, but sometimes it’s nice when Finn and Jake take a backseat in favor of their gender-swapped, alternate-universe counterparts, Fionna and Cake. That’s why we’re pleased to see Oni Press giving that Dynamic Duo their own series.

Before endless watchlists, viral clips and algorithm-driven recommendations, these were series fans passed from one person to the next. They became after-school rituals, late-night discoveries and gateway shows for generations of anime viewers.