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Here are the 9 most insane families in anime— ones whose members you might not even want to meet on the street, and others whose insanities are more...charming. Come meet the family... if you dare! 1. Britannian Royal Family (Code Geass)  The Britannian Royal Family's history is chock-full of colorful characters, political intrigue, and outrageous deaths.  Emperor Charles zi Britannia had 108 consorts, with whom he had any number of children. In the Code Geass storyline we only meet about eight or nine, most of whom have their own psychoses.  Protagonist Lelouch is obsessed with the fact that his father allowed his mother to be killed, Schneizel has no compuction about slaughtering people to suit his needs, Odysseus is wishy-washy, and little-seen Carine loves nothing more than a little violence. Or a lot of it.  We don't want to spoil anything if you haven't watched the show, but there's more than a little inter-sibling vio

For many cosplay enthusiasts, the appeal of the hobby is deeper than just the clothes. But while the perfect cosplay photograph might recreate the flawlessly cool poses of anime and video game icons, the reality of how those shots get produced is often quite a bit less stylish. 1. 2. 3.   4.   5.   6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Getting your photos to look just right can be tough without the power to levitate or call up dramatic gusts of wind at will. Finally we know that. (source: rocketnews24)

From New York Times-bestselling author Ace Atkins comes the graphic novel adaptation of his Edgar Award-nominated story featuring New Orleans blues historian/detective Nick Travers. It’s Christmas in New Orleans. For many, it’s the best season of the year. But instead of spending time with the people he cares about, Nick Travers is investigating the death of his friend, Fats. At first it appears that Fats took his own life, but Nick quickly discovers that the saxophone is missing from Fats’ apartment. He soon learns that there is more to the story than a simple suicide, and the woman who Fats had been paying to keep him company may hold the answers.

In the finale of Marvel Comics Secret Empire event, Steve Rogers (aka the original Captain America) saved his country from the forces of Hydra by punching the terrorist group’s fascist leader in the face. Unfortunately for Rogers, the face he was punching was his own, thanks to the fact that the reality altering powers of the Cosmic Cube created a world with both the original heroic Steve Rogers, and a villainous doppelgänger who had ruled the U.S. And Hydra with an iron fist for several months. Now, the original Captain America is back fighting for a country that’s not sure quite what to make of him, which means it’s time for Steve Rogers to hit the road and reconnect with the country he loves. RELATED: Marvel’s Generations Cements Sam Wilson’s Legacy as an A-List Superhero It all begins this November when the acclaimed creative team of writer Mark Waid and artist Chris Samnee take over Captain America with issue #695, the kickoff to a new Marvel

Simon & Schuster and Oni Press have entered into a sales and distribution agreement which will allow Simon & Schuster to handle Oni’s sales and worldwide distribution to the book trade for the comic book and graphic novel publisher. RELATED: Oni Press’ Solicitations for December 2017. The agreement between the two publishers will commence on March 1, 2018, and present Oni Press’ wide range of publications to a larger marketplace of readers. Oni’s impressive catalog includes the fan-favorite Scott Pilgrim, Courtney Crumrin, Lucky Penny and The Coldest City to name a few. Also included in their line-up are the popular comic books and graphic novels based on Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty, and Nickelodeon’s Invader ZIM. Regarding the partnership, the Vice President of Client Sales and Marketing for Simon & Schuster Michael Perlman, said his company is “delighted” to partner with the comic publisher and welcome it to S&S&rsquo