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The next Image Comics ongoing series from writer Joe Keatinge (SHUTTER, Adventures of Superman), Ringside, introduces artist and co-creator Nick Barber for an ensemble drama set around the world of professional wrestling. An exclusive teaser trailer featuring all-new material from Ringside #1 will debut in The Walking Dead #147 in stores on October 14th and will outline the new series’ characters and storyline for the very first time.

New York Times bestselling and Eisner Award-winning writer Greg Rucka (LAZARUS, Stumptown, Gotham Central) and superstar artist Nicola Scott (Birds of Prey, Secret Six, Earth 2) team up for Black Magick—a new gothic-noir ongoing series about legacy, destiny, redemption… and the price of magic. The new series was first announced at Image Expo and launches from Image Comics on Wednesday, October 28th, just in time for Halloween.

Image has released their Collected Editions that will be on sale come December and there is quite a number to choose from. Michael Moreci’s sci-fi thriller Roche Limit: Clandestiny will be available in trade paper back while Tim Seeley’s Revival gets a hardcover edition for Volume 3 and a trade for Volume 6. Which ones are you looking at getting for yourself or maybe as a gift for a friends and family for the holidays?

Image Comics has released their December solicitations and it is chock full of series on their final issues including IXth Generation, The Fade Out, and Where is Jake Ellis?. There is one debut series from Brian Schirmer and Claudia Balboni titled Black Jack Ketchum. One notable book that is missing is Greg Rucka’s Lazarus. What will you be picking up from Image for the holidays?

The current ‘conversation’ (if we call anything on Twitter that…) is that artists do the lion’s share of the work and get the least credit when it comes to interviews, press, and the chart seen above. So ok, why is that, and what can be done to fix it?

Michael Moreci’s Roche Limit’s movie rights have been optioned by Heavy Metal according to The Hollywood Reporter. The fantasy magazine turned media company isn’t wasting any time bringing the project to life.

Recently some agitators have defended their tactics by claiming that bullying the publisher of Airboy, Image, into pulling the comic from store shelves is not an act of censorship. This is patently absurd.

Go home Social Justice Warriors (SJW). You’re drunk. Airboy is a unique project from James Robinson and Greg Hinkle in which they portray themselves as characters in a weird, multi-verse comic book story. It’s a meta story, about a dark time in their lives, where they admit to being crappy people.

The United States has been attacked by a terrorist. The White House is in flames and smoke is billowing from its crevices. Images of 9-11 flash before your eyes as you remember being glued to your TV trying to figure out what just happened.

Roche Limit Clandestiny #1 debuts on May 6th. The story takes place 75 years after the events of Roche Limit, […]