Jamie Lovett

Murfreesboro

Editor at @ComicBook. Writes about comics, video games, television, movies, etc. Powered by coffee and JRPG battle music.

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Articles

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Trailer Reveals Summer Premiere Date

3 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

After a longer wait than fans would have liked, Paramount+ has released a new Star Trek: Strange New Worlds trailer confirming the new season’s premiere date. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will return with the first two episodes of its third season on Thursday, July 17th, on Paramount+, with new episodes following weekly on Thursdays through the season finale’s debut on Thursday, September 11th.
Peter Laird’s Lost TMNT Comics To Finally Be Reprinted by IDW (Exclusive)

3 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

Most longtime Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fans know the story of how Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird published the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comics through their own Mirage Studios in the 1980s, and eventually handed the series off to longtime Mirage Studios artist Jim Lawson for a run in the 1990s.
Foundation Season 3 Trailer Reveals Premiere Date (& Huge Time Jump)

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

Foundation, Apple TV+’s epic space opera, returns this July for its third season. Apple released the first teaser trailer for Foundation Season 3 on Wednesday. With Season 3 jumping more than 150 years into the future, the new trailer teases the beginning of the Third Seldon Crisis. These crises are all part of Hari Seldon’s predicted path for the universe, as mapped out with psychohistory.
LEGO The Lord of the Rings: The Shire Is an Appropriately Humble Addition (Review)

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

LEGO has treated The Lord of the Rings fans to some spectacular recent sets, from The Last Homely House of Rivendell to the Dark Tower of Barad-dûr. However, the heart of J.R.R. Tolkien’s seminal fantasy saga and Peter Jackson’s iconic trilogy of film adaptations has always been the Shire, where hobbits dwell. Does the new LEGO The Lord of the Rings: The Shire (10354) set measure up to LEGO’s own high standards for recreating locations from Middle-earth?
Post Malone's Big Rig Comic First Chapter Free to Read Online (Exclusive)

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

Post Malone is bringing his latest creative vision to comics in Big Rig from Vault Comics, and you can read the first chapter for free on ComicBook. Big Rig sees Malone teaming with Vault Editor-in-Chief Adrian Wassel and artist Nathan Gooden (Barbaric) to realize his vision of a horror-fantasy epic described as “Evil Dead meets Mad Max: Fury Road” in medieval Europe, pitting one tractor trailer and the Knights Templar against a mighty demon horde.
Millie Gibson Opens Up About THAT Doctor Who Return Twist (& Her Future)

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

Millie Gibson returns to this week’s Doctor Who, reprising her role as Ruby Sunday, the Doctor’s companion throughout Doctor Who Season 1 on Disney+. Rather than reuniting Gibson with Ncuti Gatwa’s Doctor, the new episode, “Lucky Day,” sees Ruby struggling to move on with her life after the exciting but traumatic events she experienced while traveling in the TARDIS. Surely a little romance would help, right? That’s where Conrad, played by Jonah Hauer-King, comes in.
An Avengers: Doomsday Star Joins Doctor Who This Week in the Weirdest Way

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

Alan Cumming is set to reprise his role as Nightcrawler from the X-Men movies in the upcoming Marvel Studios movie Avengers: Doomsday. Before that, he’s making another return to a major sci-fi universe with a guest role in this week’s episode of Doctor Who, albeit as a different character and via somewhat unconventional means.
IDW Publishing Heads Tease Big 2025 for TMNT, Star Trek, Godzilla, & More

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

IDW Publishing had quite a year in 2024. It underwent a successful relaunch of its core Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles line while also publishing a sequel to the runaway hit The Last Ronin. Its other licensed comics lines, like Star Trek and Sonic the Hedgehog, cruised along at a satisfying pace, while Patrick Horvath’s Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees became one of the breakout comics of the year.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #8 Reaches a Breaking Point (Review)

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

Jason Aaron began his run on IDW Publishing’s relaunched Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlesseries by sundering the bond between the Hamato Clan brothers and casting separating them, sending each to somewhere knew outside of New York City. The Turtles have since reunited and returned to New York, but their physical proximity to one another has not reforged their broken family bond.
The Great British Bump-Off: Kill or Be Quilt Is Criminally Well-Crafted Return (Review)

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Jamie Lovett

In 2023, Jon Allison and Max Sarin, the writer/artist duo behind the beloved comics series Giant Days, reunited for The Great British Bump-Off miniseries, combining two beloved U.K. entertainment institutions: the wholesome competition series The Great British Bake Off and the cozy mystery subgenre of investigative procedurals.