With the upcoming Ugly Dolls movie, and the continued push for YA horror stories, it makes sense that Devil’s Due would latch on to Gus Fink’s Boogily Heads for a comic book miniseries and expanded merchandise.
On the heels of the news that the hit indie comic series will return in 2019, Assemble Media has partnered with Josh Blaylock to develop his Mercy Sparx character across film, tv, and digital.
This Winter will see the release of Mercy Sparx issue #13, the long-awaited return of the ongoing series, and follow-up to the companion miniseries Mercy Sparx: Year One.
Some of your favorite side-scrollers/fighting games of the 80s and 90s often had a girl being kidnapped and two friends teaming up to rescue her. But what if that idea was flipped around? We’re about to find out in June when Devil’s Due Comics releases Final Street #1 by Scott Schmidt and Brian Atkins.
This Summer Devil’s Due Entertainment’s titles will be getting a facelift as the brand changes its name to Devil’s Due Comics. A shift happening to reflect its new Publishing Platform for creator-owned titles.
1First Comics has announced Fried Pie Comics is providing the variant cover to the upcoming Lark’s Killer #1.
I follow a lot of characters in comics, like Batman, for example. But I also follow a lot of creators as well. And three of the creators I enjoy keeping up with are Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray and Amanda Conner. This isn’t always easy because their excellent product often comes from a variety of different comics companies, such as what I refer to as the Harleyverse in DC and Super Zero from Aftershock Comics. This means I have to be on the lookout for their books as I examine upcoming books. A particularly good one is Delete, which comes from…
It wasn’t long ago that I reviewed the return of Nexus from Mike Baron and Steve Rude. Well, now another creation of Mr. Baron’s is back, and he hasn’t missed a beat even though it’s been a long time since I’ve read Badger!
UPDATED Devil’s Due Entertainment has gone through a lot of ups and downs over the last couple of years, relaunching in 2012. Now the company has merged with 1First Comics so the two can continue to print creator-owned comics.
This weekend, Devil’s Due Publishing will appear at the Peoria Artist & Comic Expo featuring DDE found Josh Blaylock and Ash Maczko.
Devil’s Due Entertainment is headed to Planet Comicon this weekend in Kansas City, and have announced its lineup of guests and panels.
Press Release Announced at the Special Edition: NYC Comic book convention: Devil’s Due Entertainment continues its trend of acquiring creator-owned properties as it signs Ashley M Witter (Interview with a Vampire: Claudia’s Story) and Ash Maczko to bring their long anticipated saga of Squarriors to the printed page.
Way back in 1982, Larry Hama created a legendary group of characters, a baker’s dozen soldiers who represented the best and brightest of the American armed forces, each one with a special set of skills and an awesome codename. It was nearly a quarter century later when he returned to tell the tale of how those thirteen soldiers were recruited and brought together… …and in so doing, revealed the best hidden secret in the history of G.I. Joe. Your Major Spoilers (retro) review of G.I. Joe Declassified #3 awaits!
Press Release Devil’s Due Entertainment has signed horror writer Dirk Manning to release comic book based on his successful horror/noir online comic, Tales of Mr. Rhee. The existing web series is to be collected into a print volume, as well as made available on digital comic platforms. Future “Mr. Rhee” content is also in the tentative planning stages.