The Hollywood Reporter

The first titles aimed at middle grade and YA readers will be announced in November for a 2019 release.

After undergoing four open-heart surgeries and spending 121 days in the hospital, London Green is finally "healthy and happy."

From a demonic nun to a god-like Amazonian fish monster to a towering 50-foot-tall gorilla, actors like Bonnie Aarons, Doug Jones and Jason Liles have made a living breathing life into monstrous characters.

The comic book publisher is partnering with Universal Music Group.

The horror hit bodes well for the upcoming reboot that takes a similar approach to the revamping the franchise.

South African director Michael Matthews has signed to direct the feature project.

Warner Bros. also announced that 'Six Billion Dollar Man' is being taken off the release calendar for now.

A new collection of books and comics will benefit the American Civil Liberties Union ahead of November's midterms.

The independent comic book publisher has superheroes, wizards and ghost hogs in its varied lineup for next year.

The reboot sells itself as a story of a survivor's empowerment, but is it?

Neil Gaiman's boy wizard is being revived as part of the 'Sandman Universe' line at DC Vertigo.

One of the filmmaker's passion projects finally finds a home, with production set to begin this fall.