Christopher Chiu-Tabet

11 hours ago | comicsbeat.com | Christopher Chiu-Tabet

Predator vs. Spider-Man writer Benjamin Percy and artist Marcelo Ferreira are now planning to pit the trophy hunting aliens against the entire Marvel Universe, with a five-issue miniseries, simply titled Predator Kills the Marvel Universe. Debuting this August, it will find the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, and more all at the mercy of an entire army of the ruthless monsters.

12 hours ago | comicsbeat.com | Christopher Chiu-Tabet

Courtesy of Dark Horse Comics, we can exclusively reveal Masterminds, a satirical new series by writer Zack Kaplan (Kill All Immortals), artist Stephen Thompson (Star Trek: Year Five), colorist Thiago Rocha (Sister Imperator), and letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou (The Witcher: The Bear and the Butterfly). Debuting this August, the five-issue comic revolves around a secret society in Silicon Valley, and the desperate lengths some will go to to join their numbers.

12 hours ago | comicsbeat.com | Christopher Chiu-Tabet

Marvel’s First Family are meeting Disney’s Defenders of the Night in Gargoyles/Fantastic Four, a seminal crossover launching from Dynamite Entertainment this October. Written by series creator Greg Weisman, with art by George Kambadais, and lettered by Jeff Eckleberry, the crossover will receive a preview in next week’s Free Comic Book Day issue, Gargoyles: Demona #0, due out Saturday, May 3.

1 day ago | comicsbeat.com | Christopher Chiu-Tabet

Last year, Joe Quesada revealed Amazing Comics, a new imprint at Mad Cave Studios and Dupuis. The first title to be announced was Disciple, a new take on William Shakespeare‘s Hamlet, written with art by Quesada, co-written by Charles Dorfman, inked by Wade von Grawbadger, colored by Richard Isanove, and lettered by Joe Caramagna.

2 days ago | comicsbeat.com | Christopher Chiu-Tabet

After a period of uncertainty, Netflix have announced Heartstopper, the TV series based on Alice Oseman‘s romance comic about British schoolboys Nick Nelson (Kit Connor) and Charlie Spring (Joe Locke), will conclude with a movie instead of a fourth season. Wash Westmoreland (Colette, Still Alice) will direct the finale, scripted by Oseman, and filming will begin sometime this summer.