Dark Horse Comics

Before we finish the leftovers from Thanksgiving and head into December, let’s revisit one of the Best of the Month picks for November in Comics and Graphic Novels: Hellboy: The Midnight Circus by Mike Mignola and Duncan Fegredo. Read more...

It was announced today that Peyton Reed (BRING IT ON, THE BREAK-UP) has signed on to direct THE FIFTH BEATLE, the film adaptation of the recently released New York Times best-selling graphic novel... Read more...

David Lapham, the Eisner Award–winning creator of the smash hit Stray Bullets, is writing and drawing his own series again for the first time in five years, debuting next month! Read more...

After an amazing show of demand for Vivek J. Tiwary’s breakout graphic novel, The Fifth Beatle sailed to number five on the New York Times bestseller list in its first week on sale! Read more...

One of the ways Dark Horse is observing our 25th anniversary of publishing manga is with a book that’s out in stores this week: CBLDF Presents Manga: Introduction, Challenges, and Best Practices. Read more...

As fans around the world fill out their holiday wish lists, Dark Horse announces the early release of two of the year’s most anticipated collections in time for Black Friday! Read more...

I admire Anime Expo; I more than just like it. It has great fan roots: its immediate ancestor, the one-shot AnimeCon ’91, was put together by a coalition including GAINAX (yes, that GAINAX—yes, they helped organize a con for American otaku), the late Toren Smith (whose Studio Proteus was responsible for many of the classic manga published through Dark Horse), and John McLaughlin of BayCon (with whom Toren had worked to create a legendary, film festival-like anime program at BayCon ’86). Read more...

For 72 hours, Dark Horse Digital will offer 150 single-issue Star Wars comics for $100! A savings of over $300! Read more...

If you haven't been keeping up with your comics media, here's some key links and reviews for you to check out what we've got going on in the news! Read more...

This book has been something the stuff of legend over the last couple of years. Released at Comic Con in 2010, it was then described as a “bible” to an upcoming story that reportedly would cover three extensive graphic novel tomes. Long story short, the book sold out and achieved a cult status. Read more...