Things are looking up for Detroit's best-known fictional half-robot cop. He's got a new movie reboot coming out (which admittedly might not be any good); Boom! Studios just announced a new Robocop graphic novel from Frank Miller, titled Last Stand (which will likely be completely insane); and even if both of those…

Seeking to prove Edwin Starr wrong, Samuel L. Jackson and his Afro Samurai co-creator Eric Calderon think that war might be good for a few things after all with their new comic series, Cold Space. "Huh!" indeed.

Boom! Studios have given us this exclusive teaser image for a brand new monthly Farscape series launching in April. But who's the silhouetted figure in the center of the pic? We'll explain all on Monday. Until then, guess away.

If Disney's purchase of Marvel earlier this week highlights the company's desire to expand through buyouts instead of new ideas, should we be wondering who could be next on their shopping list?

How important is race in comics? We're not even talking about skin color here, but American vs. Non-American. According to one comics editor, the answer is "very" - even if comics fans would rather it wasn't the case.

Last month, we talked to Farscape editor Ian Brill about the launch of Boom! Studios' new, ongoing monthly series continuing the story in comic form - and now, here's an exclusive preview of November's first issue.

Mark Waid's wonderful comic The Unknown shows what happens when the world's greatest detective turns her attention to what happens after we die. We talk to Waid about the series, and have the complete first issue for you to read.

The second issue of Boom! Studios' Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? is released today, continuing the graphic translation of Philip K. Dick's classic novel. We spoke to editor Ian Brill about how it came about, and how it's done.