European comics often have trouble finding an audience in America. This is largely due to American comics being synonymous with superheroes like Batman and that audience being resistant to other ...

Many readers considering Batman/Dylan Dog #1 this week will be drawn to the new Black Label miniseries by the first name in the title – Batman, DC Comics’ most popular and best-selling superhero. That ...

Most believe that The Joker will do anything, no matter how sick, for a laugh. A self-styled symbol of chaos made manifest, the Clown Prince of Crime lives to defy the social order. However, as Batman ...

In 2018, DC Comics and Sergio Bonelli Editori announced a series of upcoming crossover projects between the American and Italian comic book publishers. In 2019, they published a preview of the first ...

Ah, nothing says "stable partnership" like teaming Batman with, checks notes, The Joker? Yep, you read that right. In the latest spectacle of genre-crossing bonanza, Batman/Dylan Dog #3, hitting your ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook It’s hard to imagine what might possess Xabaras to team up with a lunatic like the Joker. While he ...

Over at Pop Matters, there’s an interesting essay by Oliver Ho comparing the retro reference-laced comic books Dylan Dog and Hellboy. Ho writes: If Hellboy is the all-American, indestructible demon ...

There's some complicated cultural cross-pollination going on in Dark Horse's first issue of Dylan Dog. One of the most popular comic books in Italy, Dylan Dog is best-known in America for its ...

The comic “Dylan Dog” was created in 1986 by an Italian, whose paranormal investigator was inspired by Rupert Everett in “Another Country,” a British film, based on a popular stage play, the topics of ...

Created in 1986 by writer Tiziano Sclavi and artist Claudio Villa, Dylan Dog was an immediate success for publisher Sergio Bonelli Editore. The comic centers around former police investigator Dylan ...