The Black Count: Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, and the Real Count of Monte Cristo by Tom Reiss
In Django Unchained, a German dentist/bounty hunter lectures Leonardo DiCaprio—cast as a dentally challenged Mississippi planter—on an irrefutable fact: French novelist Alexandre Dumas was a black man. read more
Thomas Pynchon’s Next Novel Set in New York’s Tech Scene
Thomas Pynchon’s next novel, due out on Sept. 17, concerns the technology scene in Manhattan known as Silicon Alley. read more
Exclusive DC Comics Preview: "Justice League Dark #17"
Writers: Jeff Lemire, Ray Fawkes Artist: Mikel Janin Publisher: DC Release Date: February 27, 2013... read more
DC to Launch New Batman/Superman Team-Up Series
The new series, set to debut in June, will be written by Greg Pak (Planet Hulk) who will be teaming with artist Jae Lee (Before Watchmen: Ozymandias). read more
Justice League of America #1 by Geoff Johns and David Finch
Writer: Geoff Johns Artist: David Finch Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: February 20, 2013... read more
Susceptible by Geneviève Castrée
Writer & Artist: Geneviève Castrée Publisher: Drawn & Quarterly Release Date: February 19, 2013... read more
DC Announces New Creative Team for Green Lantern Titles and Spin-Offs
According to a report via "MTV":http://geek-news.mtv.com/?p=110428, DC has officially announced the new creative teams set to take over their various Green Lantern properties. read more
Julia Child Featured in Female Force Comic Book Series
She's been on television, written cookbooks, been portrayed by Meryl Streep in a movie and now Julia Child will be featured in her very own comic book. read more
Swann Dives In by Charles Salzberg
British writer Stuart Evers addressed the question of mystery fiction as literature, observing that, “...at its best, crime writing offers unique insights into society, psychology, and human behavior. It can be both engaging and literate; compelling and well-written. It can be innovative and surprising, but what it can't be, it seems, is feted in the same way as literary fiction. The most crime writers can hope for is to be told, as Ian Rankin indeed was, that their novels 'almost transcend the genre.' Faint praise indeed.” read more
The Graphic Canon: Volume 2 edited by Russ Kick
There's something seductive about an impossible project and what would seem more impossible at first glance than The Graphic Canon? read more
Black Mask Studios Recruits Alan Moore, Art Spiegelman, More to Develop Original Comics
Established by the team of 30 Days of Night author Steve Niles, HALO-8 Entertainment’s Matt Pizzolo and Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz, the transmedia publishing company Black Mask Studios have now enlisted an impressive crew of writers and artists to pen their first original comic books. read more
Watch a Teaser for Kelly Oxford's First Book
Kelly Oxford, the Canadian housewife and mother turned Twitter sensation, is set to release her first book of essays. Entitled Everything’s Perfect When You’re a Liar, the collection is set to be released by Harper Collins. read more
Exclusive DC Comics Preview: "Batwoman #17"
Batwoman #17 marks the spectacular climax of a storyline that reaches back to the character's introduction to DC's New 52 read more
District 14: Season 1
Writer: Pierre Gabus Artist: Romuald Reutimann Publisher: Humanoids Release Date: February 27, 2013... read more
Harry Potter Books Get Makeover for 15th Anniversary
Scholastic, American publisher of the Harry Potter novels, announced that all seven books are getting new covers in celebration of the 15th anniversary of the iconic series, according to USA Today. read more
Peter Bagge Hates on Beavis and Butthead in new MAD Magazine
In this exclusive MAD Magazine preview, disgruntled Comix icon Peter Bagge takes his pencil to MTV fossils Beavis and Butthead. read more
Batman #17 by Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo
Writer: Scott Snyder Artists: Greg Capullo Publisher: DC Release Date: February 13, 2013 Mild Spoilers... read more
Tenth of December by George Saunders
The other day, I spent a few hours walking around Seattle’s University District. read more
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
Indianapolis-based writer John Green gathered the world's most painful and confusing paradoxes, marinated them in sarcasm until they became bearable and assigned them the title The Fault in Our Stars. read more
G4 Rebranded as Esquire Network
Whether you like it or not, it looks like G4 is going to grow up pretty quick. read more

