From acclaimed series writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci, joined by artist Geraldo Borges (Green Lantern Corps), colorist Mark Englert (Capes), and letterer Patrick Brosseau, with a variant cover by Mahmud Asrar (X-Men, Conan), this next chapter marks a true turning point in the series, one where long-buried threads resurface, alliances shift, and the one thing Tracy has always relied on may no longer hold.
Originally released exclusively in Japan in 1999, Geppy-X became one of the most outrageous and ambitious anime shooters of the CD-ROM era.
THE ROCKETEER: THE ISLAND launches in February from Eisner Award-winning writer John Layman (Titans, Chew), blockbuster artist Jacob Edgar (Plastic Man No More!, Batman: The Adventures Continue) and visionary colorist K.J. Díaz (Amazing Spider-Man, Blade). Inspired by a never-published outline by The Rocketeer creator Dave Stevens, this all-new adventure brings readers back to 1938 as Cliff Secord, a.k.a. The Rocketeer, returns to save Amelia Earhart! But this search and rescue mission brings the fan-favorite hero to a mysterious island that is full of surprises.
Hasbro’s POWER RANGERS is one of the longest-running kids live-action series in television history with 30+ years behind it and more than 900 episodes aired to date. POWER RANGERS is a globally iconic franchise, inspiring fans since 1993 with its action-packed adventures, teamwork, and diversity. The POWER RANGERS story follows five ordinary teens chosen to receive abilities that turn them into alien-fighting heroes.
The preorder for Sofia the Witch: Curse of the Monster Moon will run for approximately four weeks starting October 24, with shipping expected two weeks after the preorder period ends.
The 9 to 5 Warriors are inspired by the nostalgic charm of 90s cartoons and retro toys. Brandon Braswell, a lifelong toy enthusiast, created this world where everyday office supplies and leftover food spring to life and wage war in the unlikeliest of battlefields—the office.
Allow me to begin this review by admitting to you that I am not a Five Nights At Freddy's (lovingly referred to as FNAF) fangirl. Truth be told, I know as much about the franchise as most casual gamers who don't play the games do, and I learned about it by watching Markiplier playthroughs or listening to my kids babble on about it. My personal, hands-on experience with any of the games has been limited to playing the very first installment of FNAF for research to surprise my FNAF-obsessed son with a special birthday cake. The game was fun for sure, but definitely too high-stress and claustrophobic for my liking. My preference has always been the wide-open worlds of games like Fallout 4 and Red Dead Redemption, or the gameplay of Tomb Raider or Bloodborne. Being trapped in a single room fighting off the unseen terrors of the outside world, only to be slapped in the face, time and again, with failure, is what I do on a daily basis as an illustrator and parent. I play games to escape that reality, so the FNAF franchise has just never really interested me.
In 1982, Spanish-Argentine artist José Luis García-López was hired to create the key art for an ambitious project: a total standardization of DC’s Super Heroes look. The resulting 3-ring-binder filled with rules, color swatches, character profiles, and hundreds of pages of stunning art was in itself a showcase of García-López’s artistic talent, collaborating with legendary inker Dick Giordano. But it served a very practical purpose, as it was intended to create artwork for products and packaging of DC’s wide range of licensed products and promotions. Most earlier DC licensed products or ads picked up images from the comics, without any additional payment to the talent—led by president Jenette Kahn, the team updated that policy so that most licensees had to use artwork created specifically for that purpose, either in the Style Guides or newly drawn.
The 9 to 5 Warriors are available for a limited time through Big Bad Toy Store. Join the battle with Major Eraser and the Water Cooler Commandos as they keep the peace. Or wreak havoc alongside Colonel Custard and the Break Room Bandits. Choose your side as these two forces clash over Total Office Domination!
In Turbo Kid, you will play as The Kid, a lone warrior on a journey to cross the Wasteland in a retro-like exploration adventure featuring the over-the-top hysterical gore that made the movie so much fun.
Power Stars are the action figures you always wanted as a kid, ready to make all your heroic dreams come true! These brand new 5” retro-feel action figures sport seven points of articulation and all the nostalgia. Featuring your favorite super heroes from King Features classic comics, collect them all to bring your favorite comics to life!
Every day that a new company picks up a license for Madballs is a day to celebrate. Remember when three companies were making Madball toys at the same time a couple of years back??!! Those were insane and excellent times. Now, we await the drop of two limited edition watches from Vannen, who in the past have given us designs honoring the cult following of movies like Twin Peaks and Star Trek, some of our favorite artists like Alex Pardee and Chris Ryniak and bands like The Aquabats, Bauhaus, All Time Low and The Descendents. These are sure to be epic and very possibly sell out crazy fast!
Limited edition Madballs watches available for pre-order on Friday, April 30 at VannenWatches.com!
