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August 15, 2026 3:43 am

Disney’s Villains: Gaston #1 (Review)

Writers: Greg Pak and Fred Van LenteArtist: Milena CiccarelloPublisher: Dynamite Entertainment, March 2026 Disney’s Villains line from Dynamite Comics has steadily carved out a niche for readers who want something a little darker and more introspective than the animated films that inspired it. Launched in 2023, the series takes classic Disney antagonists and gives them standalone stories that expand their lore without abandoning the accessibility of the source material. Disney Villains: Gaston #1, written by Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente, with art by Milena Ciccarello, may be the line’s most intriguing premise yet. This because Gaston occupies a unique place in Disney canon. Unlike Maleficent, Ursula, or the Evil Queen, Gaston is not a character inherited from folklore. He did not appear in the original Beauty and the Beast fairy tale, nor in the major French literary versions by Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve (1740) and Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont

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The Terrifying Tales of Monsters & Madmen (Review)

Writer: Eric Dahlberg Artist: Devin Kelsey Markosia Enterprises, August 2026 Eric Dahlberg and Devin Kelsey’s The Terrifying Tales of Monsters & Madmen operates on a fundamental principle of short-form horror: the triggers of fear are momentum and omission rather than exposition. Published by Markosia Enterprises, this eight-story collection covers a wide array of supernatural sub-genres, ranging from localized folklore like skinwalkers and boogeymen, to broader cosmic horrors and occult cults. While anthology comics are sometimes scatty, with erratic shifts in tone and quality, this volume maintains a stable standard of work. Because Mr Dahlberg scripts the entire book and Mr Kelsey handles all the illustration work, the collection has a structural cohesion. Multi-creator anthologies cannot easily replicate this, even if they wished to do so. The strength of the collection lies in its pacing and narrative variety. The scenarios shift rapidly across historical eras and geographical locations. As a result,

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Ironheart Turns 10

Back in 2016, introducing another teenage genius in powered armor seemed like a risky idea. On paper, Riri Williams sounded like someone readers were going

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Xeno Gaia Revolt Chapter 1 (Review)

Creator: Eric Malikyte Astral Lands Media, 2026 Balancing expansive world-building with narrative momentum is a challenge for any sci-fi comic. Xeno Gaia Revolt Chapter 1,

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Lionborne #2 (Review)

Creator: Kang Jing Chiral Comics, August 2026 Lionborne #2 builds confidently on the foundation of the first issue (which we have reviewed). With the introductory

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