Inferno

A decade later, the fire still burns Little Inferno is a name you might not have heard in quite a while. The indie project about burning things for fun and profit is back in 2022, with the Little Inferno Ho Ho Ho Holiday Expansion. Arriving on November 18, Little Inferno is ringing in the festive season with plenty of kindling. Nutcrackers, reindeer, jelly beans, and more are all ripe for the flame. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3DWkqFyqhw It’s a pretty sizeable expansion, with an entirely new story and a new…

Inset of Inferno Girl Red #1 cover by Eleonora Carlini.Image: Image ComicsKyle Higgins’ popular, tokusatsu-inspired Massive-Verse just keeps growing. The newest title stars Cássia Costa, aka the new Inferno Girl Red, who must save her city when it’s plunged into a demon dimension—and io9 has the first peek.The series, drawn by Erica D’urso (The Mighty Valkyries) and written by Mat Groom, actually originated as a Kickstarter with a goal of about $42,0o0 in U.S.dollars; fans blew past it, donating over $67,800. Now Image…

Image: Shudder/IFC MidnightFans of Italian horror legend Dario Argento (Suspiria, Deep Red, Inferno, Tenebre, Phenomena, Opera) have long hoped that the veteran filmmaker, who turned 82 in September, might have one more masterpiece lurking within. While Dark Glasses is far better than other recent fare, like 2009's Giallo, it unfortunately doesn’t touch his classics.But still, Dark Glasses—which is receiving both a theatrical release and a streaming platform on Shudder—is something seasoned Argento fans will be curious…

Image: Marvel ComicsIt is the year of our lord Emma Frost 2022—and readers, somehow it has taken Marvel Comics this long to team up its two most iconic clones.Today Marvel announced more details for its plans for Dark Web, a new Spider-Man/X-Men crossover event launching at the end of the year. The worlds of Spider-Man and mutantkind have long been associated—they’ve been Amazing Friends, even—but their latest collaboration will see two of their most personal foes team up in an attempt to make their collective lives…

Image: Eduardo Ferigato & Igor Monti/Image ComicsSince its debut in 2020, the world of Kyle Higgins and Marcelo Costa’s Radiant Black has quickly expanded into its own superhero universe that’s being dubbed the “Massive-Verse.” Headlining series of their own are new heroes Rogue Sun (by Ryan Parrott & Abel)  and Inferno Girl Red (Mat Groom & Erica D’Urso), both of whom teamed up with Radiant Black in the Supermassive one-shot this past February from the teams of all three comics, plus artist Francesco Manna.…

Image Comics’s Massiveverse is about to grow even larger. During Friday’s Into the Massiveverse panel at C2E2 2022, writer Mat Groom announced that Inferno Girl Red, the graphic novel created by Groom, artist Erica D’Urso, colorist Igor Monti, and letterer Becca Carey, will get a release from Image Comics in early 2023. During the panel, Groom told attendees that the full Inferno Girl Red hardcover graphic novel, which was created thanks to a successfully funded Kickstarter that completed in May of 2021, will ship to…

Ethan Hawke has said considering Paul Newman’s career helped him decide to accept his Marvel role. The actor – who has mostly appeared in independent films as of late – recently starred as the villain Arthur Harrow in Marvel’s TV series Moon Knight, which was released in March earlier this year. Hawke said he accepted the part after having a chat with his family about Newman. At the time, he had been in the process of filming his forthcoming six-part documentary The Last Movie Stars about Newman and his wife, the actor…