Author: Neil Vagg

Neil is the Editor-in-Chief at GYCO. He has a BA in Film & TV and an MA in Scriptwriting; he currently works 9-5 in an office and 5-9 as a reviewer. He has been reading comics for as long as he can remember and is never far away from any book which has the word Bat in the title.

There’s absolutely no denying it, horror is undergoing a thrilling new renaissance in all forms. Fresh from an awards season dominated by films like stunning original films Sinners and Weapons, there couldn’t be a better time for The House of Hammer. Each issue of this all-new curated compendium will celebrate Britain’s rich horror heritage, pairing that exploration with content to complement the ongoing restorations and collector’s editions across the Hammer Films and Hammer Presents initiatives. Created for collectors, cinephiles, and lovers of genre cinema, The House of Hammer is both a tribute to Hammer’s remarkable past and a celebration of wider British…

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This June, DC will proudly continue its annual celebration of LGBTQIA+ fans and characters with DC Pride 2026, a coordinated publishing initiative that spotlights DC’s YA graphic novels, comics from DC’s mainline continuity, and a new Justice League event series. As with every year, DC Pride highlights the queer heroes who inspire readers year-round, and in 2026 their stories take center stage across multiple formats. “The DC Pride priorities have always been to spotlight queer characters, serve as a launchpad for new, year-round DC storytelling, and celebrate our roster of incredible talent,” said DC editor Andrea Shea. “And in so…

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Time to dive in to another of our favourite streamers plans for April 2026. STUDIOCANAL Presents is the essential destination for great films and television; stream from an incredible library that includes box office hits, critically acclaimed award-winners, and lovingly restored classics. The Fifth Element (1997) Luc Besson’s astounding sci-fi classic classic starring Bruce Willis (What Just Happened), Milla Jovovich (Chaplin) and Gary Oldman (star of Besson’s Leon), features terrific performances, jaw-dropping effects, outrageous costumes and a fabulous, sweeping score by Besson regular Eric Serra. Manhunter (1986) Michael Mann’s adaptation of Thomas Harris’s bestselling thriller Red Dragon stars the brilliant William Peterson (To Live and Die in L.A.) as a former FBI profiler on the trail of a…

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Ahead of Kara Zor-El’s return to cinemas this summer, DC Comics will debut its Summer of Supergirl Special #1. The 48page one-shot arrives in comic book stores on June 24, celebrating Maiden of Might by bringing together an all-star roster of writers and artists for a trio of brand newstories. In the lead story by Sophie Campbell and Belén Ortega, the quiet town of Midvale is shaken when Supergirl comes face-to-face with the galactic bounty hunter Lobo. Can the Maiden of Might stand up to the Main Man? DC’s Summer of Supergirl Special also features two bonus stories—one by Mark Waid and…

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Dark Horse Comics and Matt Wagner continue to explore the new era of Grendel in the Grendel: Devil’s Crucible story arc with Grendel: Devil’s Crucible–Sedition. This four-issue mini-series continues immediately after Grendel: Devil’s Crucible–Defiance and sees Wagner return to a beloved protagonist alongside colorist Brennan Wagner and letterer Steve Dutro. The first issue offers a variant cover from Brennan Wagner, with further series variants from Steve Musgrave, Mark Laszlo, and John K. Snyder.  The Hounds of Orion have two new weapons in their arsenal: The Grendel Prime himself, back from a five-hundred-year absence, and a clone of the fierce, long-dead Grendel warrior Christine Spar! Now it’s time…

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We’ve kicked off our roundup of April’s streaming schedules with Prime Video and you know what that means. It’s time to take a look at what Paramount+ has planned across the next month. There’s continued new episodes of both NCIS: Origins and Sydney as their seasons rattle on. They’re joined by new episodes of Yellowstone spinoff series Marshalls and reality series Celebrity Ex on the Beach. April brings a bunch of new streaming movie premiere’s including drama Roofman, teen romance Regretting You and comedy drama Dumb Money. Here’s the full release calendar for the month: April 1, 2026NCIS: Origins -…

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Another month has passed us by and that means it’s time to take a deep dive into what each of the streamers has planned for us in April 2026. As usual we’re kicking off with everything set to premiere on Prime Video across the month. April kicks off with a brand new anime-inspired series, Nippon Sangoku, which will premiere on April 5. That’s shortly followed by April’s biggest release, the final season of The Boys, which kicks off on April 8. That huge premiere will be followed by two more original series, Kevin on April 20 and The House of…

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Tubi has announced it has greenlit R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead 2, a sequel to the breakout hit of Original Film R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead. Inspired by  R.L. Stine’s beloved The Haunting Hour, the young-adult horror movies blend just the right mix of chills and thrills, delivering a frightfully fun experience. The first film premiered exclusively on Tubi in October 2025 and landed on Variety’s Streaming Original Movies Chart, which ranks the most-watched streaming originals every week based on data sourced from Luminate’s Film & TV Streaming Viewership (M) product. The sequel will premiere during “Terror on Tubi” October 2026.  Incase you missed out on the…

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Dark Horse Comics has been announced as the home of Witness Point, a new four-issue comic series written by actor Nathan Fillion and screenwriter/comic author Heath Corson (From the World of Minor Threats: The Brood, Animal Kingdom) and illustrated by award-winning illustrator Soo Lee (Carmilla, Kingdom of Earth). Issue #1 of the bloody Midwestern noir will feature cover art by Lee and Shawn Martinbrough with Chris Sotomayor and will arrive in comic shops in July 2026. Welcome to Baraboo, Wisconsin, a friendly town full of cold beers and warm hearts—heck, it’s even the headquarters of the Ding-A-Ling Circus—a place where everyone gets along . . . At…

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It’s been over 40 years since the brilliant duo of Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird co-created the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. While it was Eastman and Laird’s imagination that brought the Heroes in a Half-Shell to life and turned them into a pop culture phenomenon, they cited two comic icons as inspiration for their incredible creation: Jack Kirby and Frank Miller. And now, more than four decades after that original spark of innovation, Miller has drawn a TMNT cover for the first-time ever to celebrate a massive milestone: TMNT #300! “As a lifelong Turtles fan, it’s awesome to be able to celebrate the landmark 300th issue…

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