From IDW Games in 2016
July 11, 2015
Comic-Con News: IDW Games has announced a big box Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles scenario-driven adventure board game designed by Kevin Wilson, with input from TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman and the current IDW comics creative team.
Plus Two More September Releases
July 10, 2015
Z-Man Games will release the English version of the first expansion for last year’s Spiel des Jahres winner Camel Up, as well as Monster My Neighbor and Dark Stories .
At All of Its Stores Nationwide
July 10, 2015
In a press release that coincides with the San Diego Comic-Con, Barnes & Noble, the nation’s largest bookstore chain, announced that it is doubling the size of the graphic novel and manga sections at its bookstores nationwide.
New 'Munchkin' Releases For November
July 10, 2015
Steve Jackson Games has announced three new Munchkin titles releasing in November: a new stand-alone game, a small expansion pack, and a new “rigged” demo version.
Alain H. Dawson
July 9, 2015
SJG has hired game industry veteran Alain H. Dawson as its Munchkin Licensing Manager.
Images and Game Play Details
July 9, 2015
USAopoly has released final product images and variant game play details for the Risk: Game of Thrones war game.
With 'Alliance Smuggler' and 'Bantha Rider' Expansion Packs
July 9, 2015
Fantasy Flight Games will release a new Ally Pack and a new Villain Pack for the Star Wars: Imperial Assault board game in Q4.
For Universal Cable Productions
July 9, 2015
Comic-Con News: Universal Cable Productions announced two new comic book related television development deals today: an adaptation by Warren Ellis of Daniel Munoz’s 1970s Mexican comic El Pantera , and an option for Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery’s Kill Shakespeare.
For 'Force and Destiny' and 'Edge of Empire'
July 8, 2015
FFG will release new adventure books for two of its Star Wars roleplaying games: Keeping the Peace for Star Wars: Force and Destiny and Mask of the Pirate Queen for Star Wars: Edge of the Empire .
Column by Steve Bennett
July 8, 2015
This week Bennett looks at Marvel and DC's relaunch character reinventions, and considers how the current incarnations and their stories stack up against previous iterations.
