Kyle Higgins

1 month ago | slj.com | Melisa A. Bailey |Kyle Higgins

Gr 3-6–Nova, or Supa Nova to some, is a science-loving tween who sports adorable double puffs and lab coat. Nova has scientist parents, an older (irritating) sister, and a secret lab in her house. After watching a news report about plastic islands, Nova is inspired to create a plastic-eating creature, Chomp, from her sister’s used chewing gum. Chomp has a sweet disposition at first but quickly grows to ginormous proportions, with an appetite to match, and becomes uncontrollable.

2 months ago | aiptcomics.com | Kyle Higgins |Mat Groom |David Brooke

Marvel Comics has released new details surrounding a Spider-Man design by Luciano Vecchio and it’s Japan’s very own Spider-Man—Takuya Yamashiro. “In the story, a new costume for Takuya is introduced, and it helps setting him visually apart from Peter,” Vecchio told CBR.

Jan 22, 2025 | aiptcomics.com | Kyle Higgins |Mat Groom |David Brooke

Marvel Comics has revealed a new five-issue series that’ll have Venom and Spider-Man fans giddy: Spider-Verse vs. Venomverse! Written by Kyle Higgens and Mat Groom with art by Luciano Vecchio, the series launches into comic shops on May 14th. It was first hinted at last month with prelude comics on the way to the event. “When Dan Slott and Olivier Copiel launched the SPIDER-VERSE in 2014, it transformed the Spider-Man mythos and completely took over the world,” Groom said.

Oct 7, 2024 | forcesofgeek.com | Cleveland Oakes |Kyle Higgins

Written by Kyle Higgins, and Joe ClarkArt by Ramón K. PérezPublished by Image ComicsDeep Cuts, the six-issue anthology series from Image Comics, presents itself as a sprawling, ambitious love letter to jazz, tracing the evolution of the genre from its roots in the early 20th century through to the late 1970s.

Aug 16, 2024 | cbr.com | Kyle Higgins |Alec Siegel |Rod Reis |Trevor McCarthy

Image Comics Sign in to your CBR account Image Comics is perhaps the premiere independent comic book publisher, with many of its titles being creator-owned works that have no ties to each other. Thus, the Image Universe is much more amorphous than the Marvel or DC Universe. Nevertheless, several groups and teams in the publisher's comics are still analogous to the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, the Justice League, or the Teen Titans. These teams are sometimes seen in superhero books and...