By Brian Wood, Danijel Zezeu and Jordie Bellaire The Massive arrived upon the shores of comic book stands this week as we get the conclusion to the three part story arc Polaris. Captain Callum Israel and the members of the Ninth Wave activist group aboard the Kapital are still desperately searching for their missing sister ship, the Massive. Following a mysterious and spontaneous signal from the Massive, Callum Israel persists the Kapital to...

By Mike Mignola, John Arcudi, and Kevin Nowlan Throughout the ‘Mignolaverse’ it is evident that Mike Mignola and company are highly skilled at fusing their brand of supernatural action-horror with a number of other genres. Nowhere is this more evident than in the pages of Lobster Johnson. The fan-favorite Lobster is a pulp-hero, through and through, dishing out a time-honored brand of violent vigilante justice. We have also seen that Mignola is...

by Justin Aclin and Vasilis Lolos Picture Red Riding Hood meeting Japanese folklore on the pages of a comic and you’ve got Akaneiro #1. Here is another comic based on a video game coming from Dark Horse Comics, but it’s not Bioware or Naughty Dog, this time it’s American McGee and Spicy Horse Games. Some may question the relevance of these types of series; be it a prequel it needs to serve a very specific purpose, one that the...

By Mike Mignola, John Arcudi, Laurence Campbell, & Dave Stewart It seems like everything Mike Mignola touches turns to creative gold. With so many titles hailing from the ‘Mignolaverse’ you would think some might suffer from the various writers overextending their creativity. This is proven to be a false assumption every time something new comes out. When Hellboy ended, B.P.R.D. took over as the flagship Mignola title. This one series...

by Jai Nitz and Greg Smallwood “What would you do if you woke up in a strange room, and didn’t know where you were or what you’d done the night before to get there?” That’s a pretty good setup for what’s going on in Dream Thief, as those exact words appear more than once. What would you do if you woke up in strange situations with freshly dead bodies nearby? That’s something this series looks to explore...

By Brian Wood, Carlos D’Anda and Gabe Eltaeb Month and month out, Dark Horse Comics continues to deliver one of the most enjoyable books that your hard-earned money can buy – Star Wars. There are few series out that pack as much fun per panel than Star Wars and issue #5 treats us to yet another enjoyable tale from a galaxy, far, far away. Thus far Brian Wood has elected to give Leia and her stealth X-Wing squadron the majority of the face...