Emilia Clarke's orphan-turned-Galactic crime boss leads a new Marvel series from Charles Soule.
Twenty years after it was published, The Bones of Giants is making the leap back to Hellboy's home medium.
If you're looking to go to an in-person ReedPop con this fall, New York Comic Con requires proof of vaccination, but Florida Supercon will not.
The rising star of Marvel's What If...? seems to have a bright future ahead of her—but her history is much more recent than you'd perhaps expected.
Y: The Last Man 's showrunner says that FX's new comic adaptation will expand beyond the static gender binary.
DC has decided that 2021 is very much the era of Burton Batman nostalgia.
io9 has an exclusive look at the new Dune book for Denis Villeneuve's adaptation. It will have exclusive music written by the legendary composer.
The io9 co-founder narrates her latest release, Never Say You Can't Survive: How to Get Through Hard Times by Making Up Stories.
It turns out Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman's first Dragonlance novel is beloved for a very good reason.
In Batman: Urban Legends #6, Tim Drake embraces an important element of his identity.
Fan Expo is now the largest fan convention company in the world with new Wizard World addition.
While the writer's creator-owned books will continue, he's leaving DC Comics and pivoting to the creator-based subscription platform.
Josh Winning's novel imagines a world where the characters of a Dark Crystal -like fantasy film come to life.
io9 is revealing the cover and first excerpt from the author's In a Garden Burning Gold , due out next year.
Covering the making of Jurassic Park, The Lost World, and Jurassic Park III , James Mottram's Jurassic Park: The Ultimate Visual History is every fan's dream.
Diana Wynne Jones' fantasy book Howl's Moving Castle wasn't just about magic, love, and secrets.
The Joy of Cooking Milhouse 's Laurel Randolph gathers a fun array of Springfield-approved tastes and treats.
Victoria Lee’s new novel features queer main characters, Gothic chills, and long-dead witches reaching out from beyond the grave.
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Genzaburō Yoshino’s Japanese classic How Do You Live? gets its first English translation ahead of Miyazaki's upcoming adaptation, and io9 has an exclusive peek.
