Nicole Drum

3 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Nicole Drum

It’s June which means that we have arrived once again at Pride Month. For the fifth year in a row, DC is celebrating Pride with their one-shot, anthology-style publication celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and experience through the life, love, and humanity of its beloved characters and creators. In a month where there is plenty of rainbow activism, DC Pride has carved out a space of being a genuine love letter to its readers of all identities and this year’s is no different.

4 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Nicole Drum

The first official trailer for Dexter: Resurrection has finally arrived revealing all new threats in a brand new city. In case you missed it, last summer at San Diego Comic-Con, it was announced that Michael C. Hall would return as Dexter Morgan in yet another sequel series known as Dexter: Resurrection. Yes, Dexter is alive and he’s going to be killing even more people. Although Dexter: New Blood was meant to end the character, Michael C.

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Nicole Drum

In 2013, writer Greg Rucka and artist Michael Lark brought what has since become one of Image Comics’ landmark series to life: Lazarus. Set in a near-future dystopia, the world of Lazarus is one in which society has settled into feudalism, ruled by sixteen extremely powerful Families. The story follows Forever Carlyle, the genetically enhanced super-soldier military type enforcer for the powerful Carlyle Family who is controlled by her father Malcolm Carlyle.

1 month ago | comicbook.com | Nicole Drum

In both reality and fiction there may be one thing that is more dangerous than power and its secrets. On their face, the idea of secrets — information withheld or concealed, usually to avoid a consequence — doesn’t seem like such a terrible thing. People keep relatively harmless secrets every day in the name of basic privacy.

Mar 26, 2025 | comicbook.com | Nicole Drum

Godzilla’s rampage across the Marvel Universe begins and if you’ve ever wondered what a team up between the King of the Monsters and Marvel’s First Family might look like, then you’re in for a treat. Godzilla vs. Fantastic Four, from writer Ryan North and artist John Romita Jr. delivers exactly that with an unexpected alliance between the heroes and the kaiju to save Earth — even if New York gets a little bit destroyed in the process.