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Christian Ward has made a career out of blending high-concept science fiction with deeply personal storytelling. But even amid potent titles like Event Horizon and Black Bolt, Forever Home may be his most intimate project yet. Once again teaming with artist Sami Kivelä (after Machine Gun Wizards), Ward has crafted a horror-infused sci-fi series centered on…

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Before Comic-Con kicks off in San Diego later this week, PW can announce that Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Christian Ward (Invisible Kingdom, Batman: City of Madness) has signed a deal with Oni Press for three new creator-owned books. This deal comes in the wake of Ward and Oni’s successful partnership on the upcoming miniseries The Forever…

Before Comic-Con kicks off in San Diego later this week, PW can announce that Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Christian Ward (Invisible Kingdom, Batman: City of Madness) has signed an exclusive deal with Oni Press for three new creator-owned books. This deal comes in the wake of Ward and Oni’s successful partnership on the upcoming miniseries The…

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Irish star Barry Ward (Bad Sisters, The End of the F***ing World) has a busy work schedule, but he visited the 60th edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) last week to introduce one of his latest films

I lived through the 2025 Tennessee Titans season. Survived it, really. And presumably, if you’re reading this, so did you

Micheal Ward, the British actor best known for his role in hit Netflix series Top Boy, has been found not guilty of rape and sexual assault

HOUSTON – Houston’s Third Ward is home to a lot of history — and increasingly, it’s becoming home to a growing Black nerd community. At the center of it all is Gulf Coast Cosmos Comics, a Black-owned comic shop fueling creativity, representation and fandom on the city’s south side