This December, X-Force enters a new era in Fugitive X-Force, a five-issue limited series from writer Tim Seeley, following ...

In a guest piece from writer Daria Ershova, she looks at why stories beloved on BookTok like Heated Rivalry and Off-Campus ...

Strange Owl Games has announced the release of Timothy Brown’s Dragon Kings in a brand-new edition suitable for 5E play, with ...

Centric Celebration Spotlights the Multiple Eisner Award-Winning Creator of STRAY BULLETS with Writers J. Holtham, Matt Kindt ...

Debuting May 2027 from Oni Press, the Illustrator Behind the Bestselling BabyLit Series Chronicles the Life & Trials of An ...

Dan has a chat with the writer and colorist to dig into freaky heroes, creativity, and what the word "normal" even means.

“It” by Stephen King was published in 1986 and has made a lasting cultural impact ever since. The novel inspired a miniseries, two movies, and an entire generation of children to fear clowns. And ...

In this personal essay, J Onyeka explores how k-pop group OnlyOneOf continues to draw in new listeners. During a voice call a couple years ago, one of my friends asked if I wanted to watch the music ...

You’ve got the map, but the rest of your party is lost in a jungle filled with treacherous traps, evil curses, and bit ol’ piles of sweet sparkling treasure. In Landmarks from Floodgate Games, lead ...

Here at the Fandomentals we usually try not to be too political, but often the media we consume is influenced by the political views of the author, and thereby inherently political. This has become ...

Pride Month may officially be winding down, but that doesn’t mean the queer community stops celebrating. For many players, tabletop gaming has become their favorite space to experience and engage with ...

Richie Tozier and Eddie Kaspbrak’s relationship has been speculated about since “It” by Stephen King was published in 1986 and was finally legitimized by “It: Chapter 2” in fall of 2019. Now that I ...