GODZILLA’s most epic crossover comic book event is stomping into comic shops March 2027.

From New York Times bestselling writer Tim Seeley and acclaimed artist Fero Pe comes GODZILLA VS EVERYTHING, the first four-issue crossover event from the celebrated Kai-Sei era line of comics at IDW Publishing. Since the Kai-Sei era made its unforgettable debut in 2025, everything in the connected universe of comics - GODZILLA, STARSHIP GODZILLA, DEADZONE, and THE HORROR OF GODZILLA - has been building up to this jaw-dropping blockbuster. Godzilla has achieved its most powerful form yet and has its sights set on destroying the world. Can the combined forces of Earth - and beyond - stop the King of the Monsters, or will Godzilla finally destroy the world?

BookWalker, the premier digital destination for officially licensed manga and light novels, is excited to announce the launch of Hanashi Media on its global storefront. Effective today, readers worldwide can discover and purchase digital light novels from Hanashi Media's growing library directly at www.bookwalker.com and through the BookWalker app.

It’s hard to overstate Osamu Tezuka’s influence on manga and anime in Japan and comic book and animation storytelling around the world. Before there was Akira, Ghost in the Shell, Chainsaw Man, and Jujutsu Kaisen, there was Tezuka’s Astro Boy: the loveable, iconic, atomic-powered robot boy. Known in Japan as Tetsuwan Atom, this loveable hero sprang fully formed from the imagination of Tezuka-sensei, AKA the “God of Manga.” Tezuka broke new ground in 1963 when he introduced Astro Boy as Japan’s first weekly animated TV program. Now, Peabody Award-winning director Jason Andrew Cohn and the Bread & Butter Films production team (Camille Servan-Schreiber, Jinko Gotoh, Glen S. Fukushima, and Roland Kelts) — will spotlight Osamu Tezuka’s life and legacy with TEZUKA! God of Manga, an all-new, feature-length documentary. Support the film on Kickstarter today.

FRIED Comics has announced the launch of its BLOOD OF THE GRUNCH #1–2 crowdfunding campaign. The publisher shared the news in an October 13, 2026 update and featured a cover credited to artist Ilaria Chiocca.

Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential receives a Folio Society edition with Jake Chessum photographs, a new preface by Joel Rose and an original portrait by Paul Pope.

The inaugural ICON Festival brings a conversation with Bill Sienkiewicz, Thomas Jane and Glen David Gold to The Biltmore Los Angeles during its November 7–8 celebration of comic art.

Fantagraphics previews six November releases, including The Abyss of Oblivion, Bedford Street, NOW #14, Sherlock Time, Nocturnal Whispers and a collection of Jim Steranko’s Marvel work.

The Folio Society’s new edition collects twenty Japanese ghost stories by Lafcadio Hearn, with illustrations by Yuko Shimizu and a new introduction by Yoko Ogawa.

Greg and Fake share a tour update following New York Comic Con, with stops in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.

OCT. 10, 2026 (MIAMI, FL) — Get ready for the most sensational comics, presenting the tales no one else dares to tell!

Mad Cave Studios is joining forces with—or being invaded by?—the Weekly World News team to present a 6-issue comic book series beginning this December. Written by Ken Kristensen, Steven Paul Judd, and tvli, with artwork by M.K. Perker, colors by Dee Cunniffe, and letters by Taylor Esposito, the first issue of this series boasts covers by Perker, Tom Fowler, Declan Shalvey, and Maria Wolf. And now, Mad Cave can reveal brand new Bill Sienkiewicz cover art for issue #1 as well, available in both a cardstock variant and a virgin (no title dress) cardstock variant.