Sometimes, your problems start to mount up and the only possible response is to start your own band! Your Major Spoilers review of We Are The Danger #1 awaits!

Black Mask Studios releases Breathless #2 in stores this week. The publisher released a sneak peek of the issue, that you can check out, after the jump.

This May, Black Mask Studios will publish in book form for the first time ever YOUNG TERRORISTS, the first, incendiary collaboration by the co-creators of the CALEXIT comic book series.

This week on the Major Spoilers Podcast: 4 Kids Walk Into A Bank, and things get really dark. Archie Comics #30, Red Sonja/Tarzan #1, and The Mainstream #1 all get reviewed, plus we talk about why so many people are upset about the Venom trailer.

This week, Black Mask Studios releases Survival Fetish #1. What is it about? Take the jump for a sneak peek to find out.

Black Mask Studios sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Breathless #1 by Pat Shand and Renzo Rodriguez. The issue arrives on March 28th.

Black Mask Studios has released a sneak peek of Come Into Me #1. The horror series about body image, social media, and memory arrives on Wednesday.

Black Mask Studios has released this sneak peek of Calexit #2 that is scheduled to arrive in stores on Wednesday.

Black Mask Studios sent us a sneak peek of new series, The Wilds, from writer Vita Ayala, artist Emily Pearson, and colorist Marissa Louise.

This week on the Major Spoilers Podcast: We take a look at Black Vol. 1, and review The Cloverfield Paradox, Bonehead #2, and Witchblade #3.

Here is your first look at this week’s Space Riders: Galaxy of Brutality #4 by Fabian Rangel Jr., and Alexis Ziritt.

Black Mask Studios released this sneak peek of Gravetrancers #2 by M.L. Miller and James Michael Whynot. The issue arrives in stores on Wednesday.

This week, Black Mask Studios releases the original graphic novel Eternal to your LCS. The publisher sent us a sneak peek of the issue to share with you.

Black Mask Studios sent Major Spoilers this early look at Black [AF]: America’s Sweetheart, the original graphic novel that asks the questions, “Can a black woman be America’s first superhero?”