If you grew up with certain cartoon or comic characters and you wish you had new adventures with them, you just might check your local comics shop! They could actually be there!
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The HBO Max animated series Young Justice is “targeting” comics once again!
In my last column, I explored what comic books wanted to be when they grow up. Well, there was one thing I didn’t get into so I thought I would talk about it this time on a holiday weekend in the States—what I refer to as “the importance of reading.”
Comic-Con@Home is here, and you can watch live! Take the jump to watch the HBO Max: The Cartoon Network Studios Collection panel.
We know you love Steven Universe, and now Dark Horse Comics has announced the upcoming The Art of Steven Universe The Movie book.
He’s got superpowers, he’s no ordinary kid—He’s Ben 10!
The zombies are invading O-Town, and we have your first look at Rocko’s Modern Afterlife #1 from BOOM! Studios. The issue arrives in April 2019.
Young Justice is a great comic as well as a great animated show. I’m partial…
When BOOM! Studios announced the Ben 10 original graphic novel series, I saw more than a few of you get really excited over the news. Today, we have your first look at Ben 10: The Truth is Out There that is scheduled to arrive in March 2019.
For years, Ben 10 was the only thing my kids would talk about, as they watched every – EVERY – adventure of the animated television show. Now BOOM! Studios is bringing Ben 10 to comic book shops with Ben 10: For Science! a middle grade original graphic novel in July 2019.
If you are sad that Adventure Time has ended on Cartoon Network, today you can rejoice as BOOM! Studios has announced Adventure Time Season 11 #1 will continue the series.
Steven Universe #19 lands at your LCS this week, and we have a sneak peek of the issue, direct from BOOM! Studios.
BOOM! Studios is going after the fans of Ben 10 by announcing the company has acquired the comic book and graphic novel license to Cartoon Network’s highly popular animated series, Ben 10.
Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim loves Rick and Morty. Fans do too, which is probably why the network ordered 70 episodes of the series from Justin Rolland and Dan Harmon.