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Between Nickelodeon's new Voltron Force animated series and Netflix streaming much of the original show, fans are feasting on some Robeast-slaying action of late. Dynamite Entertainment's been waiting to join the party for awhile, but has finally debuted four pieces of promo art from December's Voltron #1, the first issue of an ongoing series by writer Brandom Thomas and an unannounced interior ar

The corporate licensing stars are aligning in just such a way that suggest the next piece of 1980s nostalgia to be reborn in a Tron-level event will be Voltron: Defender of the Universe. Believe it or not, a bidding war is taking place for the film rights to the classic animated series, and a brand new cartoon is on the way along with loads of ancillary products from a variety of licensees... R

Following a successful line of Battlestar Galactica comics, Dynamite Entertainment has licensed another popular SyFy franchise, Warehouse 13. While no details have been announced with respect to specific titles or creative teams, it's a safe bet that Dynamite Publisher Nick Barrucci will prodigiously mine the hit show to create a number of different series or miniseries for fans to enjoy... Read M

Dynamite Entertainment certainly wasn't bashful about the involvement of Alex Ross when it teased the coming of "Kirby: Genesis" last week, and today the publisher pulled back the curtain on its initial promo image even further to unveil not only more of Ross' work, but also to reveal the involvement of writer Kurt Busiek...

An inter-planetary swashbuckler and a telepathic magician are headed to Dynamite Entertainment and that, for many fans, is how it should be. As part of a deal with King Features, Dynamite's bringing Flash Gordon and Mandrake the Magician into its broader line of adventure comics, uniting franchises that haven't shared a common publisher in decades...

Grant Morrison's upcoming animated feature based on the Indian epic "Mahabharata" may still be clearing pre-production through Liquid Comics and Perspective Studios, but "18 Days" fans will only have to wait until this summer to get an early look at the project in script book form thanks to a new partnership with Dynamite Entertainment...

Charlaine Harris, author of the Sookie Stackhouse "Southern Vampire" mystery novels that inspired the HBO show "True Blood," is about to make her comic book debut this year at Dynamite Entertainment, with a comics adaptation of her newest line of novels, the "Harper Connelly" series...

In comic books, it's hard to say that anyone ever truly dies; not sidekicks, not arch-nemeses, and not potentially profitable screenplays with high-profile creative reinterpretations. But in the third issue of Kevin Smith's upcoming "Green Hornet" comic, Dynamite Entertainment has announced that one main character will "die forever": The original Green Hornet, Britt Reid, his s

Press Release Marvel Comics is proud to announce that industry legend Alex Ross-who broke new ground with his seminal Marvels limited series-will return to Marvel Comics in 2008 with a brand new project-Avengers/Invaders. Set in current continuity and featuring Marvel's mightiest heroes from the past and present like never before, this 12-issue limited series will reunite the award winning writin

If you frequent this site, I'll assume you read other comic sites. So, chances are you have heard of The Boys by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson and how the title was dropped by Wildstorm/DC after six issues and is now being published by Dynamite Entertainment ...