Dark Horse comics has released a free preview for the upcoming prequel to The Last of Us, a survival horror game for PlayStation 3. It includes artwork and 6 pages featuring Ellie, the young girl you are tasked with protecting in the game. The story takes place 20 years after the outbreak of a fungal infection that turns ... [Read More]

Zombies are people too and killing them could have serious legal ramifications says James Daily, an attorney at Stanford University's Hoover Institution and co-author of The Law of Superheroes. "If a zombie presents an immediate danger and lethal force is necessary, then the zombie could be killed," Daily explains in the ... [Read More]

One of the Avenger's greatest enemies is of their own making: Ultron, a robot built to serve humanity but that wants to rule them instead. He succeeds in Age of Ultron, a 10-issue series by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artists Bryan Hitch, Brandon Peterson and Carlos Pacheco. "This is not the future. This is not an ... [Read More]

Vampirella NuBlood is a one-shot comic based on the HBO series True Blood. All the characters are there but they've been renamed, most notably the show's protagonist Snookie, now Spooky. However, the town and its residents are always on the periphery. They serve solely to examine the addiction to blood from which Vampirella ... [Read More]

Coming from a broken home can be tough especially when your parents are a superhero and supervillain. Damian Wayne is torn between two worlds. He is the son of Batman and Talia al Ghul, the daughter of the detective's archenemy Ra's al Ghul. “It’s all about the family and the family going to hell,” writer Grant ... [Read More]

Star Trek: Countdown To Darkness #1 ended with Captain Kirk meeting a man who claimed to be Robert April, the first captain of the Enterprise. This issue we learn that he was actually the captain of a previous Enterprise. April supposedly died 20 years ago but he explains how his first officer helped him fake his death ... [Read More]

All Out, an activist group for the LGBT community, has gather over 13,000 signatures asking DC Comics to fire Orson Scott Card, who has written a 2-part story in the new anthology series Adventures of Superman. The petition reads: To: DC Comics By hiring Orson Scott Card despite his anti-gay efforts you are giving him ... [Read More]