Around 200,000 people went through the doors of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center earlier this month, making the New York Comic-Con one of the biggest nerd shows on the planet.
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The Javits Center in New York City may have closed its doors, with the panels cleared and the booths emptied, but we haven’t seen the last of this year’s New York Comic Con. Our team spotted some fantastic cosplay in the Big Apple — so much so that we couldn’t resist sharing our favourite photos and an awesome, tech house-fuelled video compilation.
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Princess Adora will soon be bounding her way back into the spotlight when Netflix’s She-Ra reboot drops next month. But according to showrunner Noelle Stevenson, this new take on the heroine’s journey is going to be somewhat different from her adventures in the original series.
While our actual reality might feel like these are the end times, the very first trailer for Amazon's live-action adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Good Omens is here to remind us all that, ironically, the actual apocalypse would be much, much more lighthearted.
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It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a brand-new Hellboy. And he's feeling good. The first look at Neil Marshall and Mike Mignola's Hellboy reboot was shared with fans at New York Comic Con, and — if you'll pardon the Northern California lingo — David Harbour's Hellboy is looking hella cool.
Big reveals from New York Comic Con for fans of Star Wars on the printed page: a Darth Vader-focused comic miniseries from Chuck Wendig; Alphabet Squad, a new novel from Alexander Freed about "Rebel pilots hunting down Imperials;" and gorgeous cover art for the previously-announced Master & Apprentice by Claudia Grey.
So far, all we’ve really glimpsed of Netflix and Dreamworks’ upcoming She-Ra reboot is Adora powering up as the titular heroine. Now, we finally have a better look at not just Adora, but also her fellow princesses in action.
The beloved Young Justice animated show isn't the only thing making a comeback — the original teen team-up comic itself is making a return to shelves, headlining a new comics imprint curated by Brian Michael Bendis.
Comixology’s original series program isn’t just bringing completely new stories to the digital storefront, but interesting new collaborations with other publishers. We’ve already seen the likes of Marvel and Valiant launch exclusive series through Comixology, but now French publisher Delcourt is getting in on it.
