Rippaverse Publishing is entering a major new phase of growth with the announcement of a worldwide sales and distribution agreement with Hachette Book Group. Beginning July 6, 2026, Hachette will serve as the exclusive retail and wholesale sales and distribution...
James Gunn might be making Warner Bros more and more uncomfortable with Peacemaker Season 2, but they're not the only ones. After an episode that has John Cena dancing in a way that harkens to symbolism of World War II era Germany, Fortnite has pulled the dance from...
A Sonic the Hedgehog artist is gaining infamy online for mocking the Charlie Kirk tragedy.
The assassination of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, remains a raw wound in America’s political and cultural landscape. Across the nation, supporters mourned the loss of a conservative leader who had dedicated his life to speaking out on campuses and defending traditional values. But not everyone responded with respect. In fact, some celebrated.
Among those voices was a figure tied to Sega’s flagship family-friendly brand, Sonic the Hedgehog.
DC Comics has confirmed that its relationship with writer Gretchen Felker-Martin, a biological male who identifies as female, is finished. The Red Hood series was cancelled before it could reach a second issue (or a second day in publication…), and the writer has now responded with fresh comments that leave no doubt: there are no regrets.
DC Comics has cancelled its brand-new Red Hood series following a firestorm of outrage against writer Gretchen Felker-Martin, a biological male who identifies as female. The cancellation came after Felker-Martin publicly mocked conservative commentator Charlie Kirk being shot to death and made inflammatory remarks about law enforcement.
The shocking news that conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot at a Utah event has reverberated across the country. While most agree that political violence is unacceptable, one of the more disturbing responses came from inside the entertainment industry. Gretchen Felker-Martin, a biological male who identifies as female who is currently writing a Red Hood comic for DC Comics, openly mocked Kirk’s death while also posting vile remarks about police officers, claiming they’re not “people.”
Warner Bros. Animation has unveiled the first full trailer and poster for Aztec Batman: Clash of Empires, and it’s clear this isn’t just another version of the Dark Knight. Rather, the animated film is rooted in the violent clash between Mesoamerican civilizations and European explorers. However, the trailer has proven deeply unpopular with fans, as Aztec Batman YouTube dislikes have exploded in response to these cultural changes to classic DC characters.
Sam and Dean Winchester are back on the hunt, this time in the pages of a brand-new Supernatural comic book series from Dynamite Entertainment.
In the ever-evolving world of Marvel storytelling, the Fantastic Four—often hailed as the publisher’s “First Family”—is undergoing a notable transformation. With the relaunch of the Fantastic Four comic series and the impending release of the MCU’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Sue Storm, the Invisible Woman, is stepping into a more prominent role as leader of the team.
Jon Watts, the filmmaker who revitalized Spider-Man for the MCU, was originally set to direct Fantastic Four: First Steps, Marvel’s reboot of the iconic superhero team. However, Watts surprised fans and industry insiders alike when he announced his departure from the project.
In one of the most unexpected turns in modern comic book storytelling, Marvel has introduced a white Black Panther as the new ruler of Wakanda in Marvel Knights: The World to Come Vol. 1 #1 (2025).
The Rippaverse continues its upward momentum, and this time, it’s breaking ground with something brand new—its first-ever anthology, Saints & Sinners. In just 26 hours, the compilation comic surged past the $100,000 revenue mark, showing that there’s a massive appetite for bold, independent storytelling beyond the traditional comic book gatekeepers.
When Daredevil: Born Again premiered on Disney+ earlier this year, it seemed poised to bring Matt Murdock’s vigilante justice back to the spotlight. However, despite its legacy and the return of fan-favorite characters like Daredevil and The Punisher, the show’s first...