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- 1Ben Hardy to Lead Amazon's 'Stillwater' Series▼‘Stillwater’: Amazon Series Based on Graphic Novel Casts Ben Hardy in Lead Role
Amazon has cast Ben Hardy in the lead role of 'Stillwater', an upcoming series adapted from the graphic novel of the same name. The casting announcement, reported by Variety, marks a key step in the show's development as the actor takes on the central character in the comic book adaptation for the streaming platform.
- 2Andrew Schulz Joins 'Miami Vice '85' Cast At Universal▼Andrew Schulz Joins Michael B. Jordan And Austin Butler In ‘Miami Vice ’85’ At Universal
Comedian Andrew Schulz has been cast in 'Miami Vice '85', Universal's new take on the classic crime series, joining Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler. The casting pairs a well-known stand-up comic with two major film stars in a high-profile reboot, drawing attention from both film and comedy audiences.
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Episode 394 of the comic series KHW, titled 'Bapak' (Father), has drawn massive attention from Indonesian-speaking readers, alongside an ongoing promotion for printed KHW books. Fans are reacting to the new chapter's emotional content and taking advantage of the merchandise offer tied to the release.
- 4Webcomic Explores Dreaming and Hidden Reptile Symbolism●In today's twisted saying. In the Dreaming Meaning of this puzzle box of paneled comics. Reptiles are exposed to the rea
An artist has published a new paneled comic piece described as a 'puzzle box' centered on the meaning of dreaming, in which reptiles are revealed to readers as part of the artwork. The post also invites readers to study extra art details or play a spot-the-difference game, drawing attention from comic and art fans.
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A television adaptation of The Kid Detective is in development at Hulu, according to A.V. Club and Yahoo reports. The project follows the 2020 cult comedy film of the same name, which gained a devoted following for its darkly comic take on a once-famous child detective now solving cases as an adult. No casting, writer, or release details have been announced yet.
- 6Andrew Schulz joins Universal's 'Miami Vice '85' cast●EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Schulz is set to join Universal and Joseph Kosinski’s ‘Miami Vice ’85’ pic starring Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler. Kosinski is directing the pic which also stars Whitney Peak, Alden Ehrenreich, Camila Morrone, John Leguizamo and
Comedian Andrew Schulz has joined the cast of Universal's 'Miami Vice '85', directed by Joseph Kosinski. The film stars Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler, with a supporting cast that includes Whitney Peak, Alden Ehrenreich, Camila Morrone and John Leguizamo. The casting news is drawing attention for pairing the stand-up comic with a major studio production.
- 7Chicken Run score praised as a peak movie soundtrack●Powell's and Gregson-Williams' Chicken Run is peak movie soundtrack. You just can't beat a full orchestra paired with a
Film fans are celebrating the Chicken Run soundtrack by John Powell and Harry Gregson-Williams, calling it a high point of movie scoring. The score pairs a full orchestra with a choir, and includes kazoos among its instruments, a quirky touch that people say gives the Aardman film its comic charm and enduring appeal more than two decades on.
- 8Vintage Transformers Stickers Hit TeePublic Shop●Stickers # Transformers # Stickers @TeePublic # classic # vintage # retro # decepticons # autobots # megatron # optimusp
A designer is promoting Transformers-themed stickers on the print-on-demand store TeePublic, leaning on classic and retro branding around characters like Optimus Prime, Megatron and Bumblebee. The designs draw on the Autobots and Decepticons factions from the long-running franchise spanning movies, TV and comics.
- 9New Baby Blues Comic Strip Published for September 27●New Comic Strip Found: Baby Blues - 2026-09-27 https://www. gocomics.com/babyblues/2026/09 /27 # comicstrip # babyblues
A new instalment of the comic strip Baby Blues, dated September 27, 2026, has been published on GoComics. The strip, which follows the MacPherson family and their everyday parenting struggles, continues its long-running daily release schedule. Fans of the series are sharing and reading the latest strip online.
- 10'Resident Evil' Producer Developing 'The Crying Boy' Film▼‘Resident Evil’ Producer Carter Swan Developing Keenspot Comic Book ‘The Crying Boy’ For Film
Producer Carter Swan, known for his work on the Resident Evil film adaptations, is developing a movie based on The Crying Boy, a comic book series from publisher Keenspot. The project moves the horror-tinged comic to the big screen, adding another video game and comics adaptation to Swan's slate as Hollywood continues mining genre comics for film properties.
- 11Finnish cartoonist sells zine with early access to cartoons●I know you just want to ge into my pantries. If you like my stuff, want to see next months cartoons in advance, and woul
A Finnish cartoonist is inviting readers to buy a self-published zine, offering supporters the chance to see next month's cartoons in advance and help sustain the work. The pitch leans on humor about people wanting into the artist's 'pantries,' and links to an online storefront selling the first volume of the single-panel comic collection.
- 12Anti-Police 'Crime Cats' Comic Circulating Online●good morning, enjoy a crime cat. # TheCrimeCats say cops breath smells like diarrhea, pass it on. consider supporting ht
An indie webcomic series, The Crime Cats, is circulating a strip in which its cat characters insult police officers, telling readers to pass along the joke that cops' breath smells bad. The artist shares a daily cat comic with anti-establishment, anarchist themes and asks readers to support the work through small donations.
- 13Reviewers Say Noah Van Sciver's 'The Mess' May Be His Best Book Yet▼“The Mess” Might Be Noah Van Sciver’s Best Book Yet
Early coverage suggests cartoonist Noah Van Sciver's new book "The Mess" could be the strongest work of his career. The praise highlights the graphic novelist's standing in the comics world, where he has built a reputation through autobiographical and historical work. Readers and critics are weighing in as the book reaches audiences, with the enthusiastic framing drawing attention to what it signals about his trajectory as a cartoonist.
- 1410 Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Books Everyone Should Read●Movie TV Tech Geeks # BooksandComics # Books # Dune # ScienceFiction 10 Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Books That Everyone Must Rea
Movie TV Tech Geeks has published a list of ten near-perfect science fiction books it says everyone should read at least once, featuring titles such as Dune. The roundup highlights classic sci-fi novels for both longtime fans and newcomers, amid ongoing interest in the genre's most celebrated works.
- 15'Murder for Two' Musical Opens at The Media Theatre●Murder for Two: A Musical Murder Mystery at The Media Theatre
The Media Theatre is presenting 'Murder for Two,' a musical murder mystery comedy performed by two actor-musicians playing multiple characters. Local coverage on PHL17 is promoting the production, highlighting it as a comic whodunit staged at the Delaware County venue for audiences in the Philadelphia area.
- 16Tuesday TV Guide: Best Medicine, Amazing Race and Comedy Specials●What To Watch Tuesday: Best Medicine Episode 2, Amazing Race And Comics Unleashed Specials, And More
Television listings for Tuesday highlight a packed evening of programming, led by the second episode of the new series Best Medicine, fresh episodes of The Amazing Race, and specials featuring Comics Unleashed. Viewers looking for what to stream or watch live have a broad slate of reality, comedy and drama options to choose from across the major networks tonight.
- 17'Super Why's Comic Book Adventures' Set to Premiere October 5●'Super Why's Comic Book Adventures' Premieres October 5
The children's literacy series 'Super Why's Comic Book Adventures' is scheduled to premiere on October 5, as announced by WHRO, the public broadcaster behind the show. The announcement gives parents and educators a date for the new installment of the Super Why franchise, which has long been used to help young children build reading skills through comic book-style storytelling.