Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia Part Two #2 is out in comic shops on September 14. This is the issue where Irene teases Sherlock into cracking a code for her (making John jealous), which leads to Moriarty making Mycroft sad. As based on the episode written by Steven Moffat, these preview pages were provided by publisher Titan Comics and illustrated by Jay.

Avatar: Adapt or Die concludes with its sixth issue, on sale on October 5. The miniseries began earlier this year, in May, and it’s an untold story from the world of the film, starring Grace Augustine. The series is written by Corinna Bechko, pencilled and inked by Beni R. Lobel, colored by Wes Dzioba, and lettered by Michael Heisler. I’m thrilled to be able to debut exclusively the cover art to Avatar: Adapt or Die #6 by Mark Molchan. In […]

The publisher provided the following sample pages and recipes from The Poorcraft Cookbook.

I was reading Frink and Freud: The American Patient (written by Pierre Péju, art by Lionel Richerand) when I came across this panel. What is it about that image that’s so compelling? Two of my favorite detectives have connections to a very similar one. Richard Castle had this staircase art behind his desk, as you can see to the left of this set picture. (I so wanted walls made of bookcases.) And Sherlock Holmes had similarly shot significant moments twice. […]

Ah, the hazards of licensed properties. Cowboy Bebop, an anime series launched in 1997, was incredibly popular. A live-action adaptation was finally made by Netflix last year, starring John Cho. The show debuted in November 2021. Less than a month later, the streamer announced a quick cancellation; there wouldn’t be any more past the first season of ten episodes. Pop culture has moved on already, new year, plenty more TV to anticipate or hate on. Next week, Titan Comics releases […]

Ready for the spooky season? I found a lovely little treat called Scaredy Cat by Heather Franzen. You can read it on her website at that link, or she sells a minicomic version (a panel a page, and the whole thing just about fits in the palm of a large hand). It’s not exactly a Halloween story, but it has a pumpkin patch, bats, a black cat, and a cute kitten encountering them all.