Yes, you're seeing that correctly. That is the cockpit pod of a TIE Fighter with some X-Wing foils strapped around it. I don't know whether to think that it's rad or be personally offended at my beloved X-Wings being used in such a state. Probably a bit of both.

DC's Young Animals imprint is giving us some of the weirdest, most enjoyable books around lately — Doom Patrol, Cave Carson, Shade the Changing Girl, the list goes on. The latest book heading to Gerard Way's imprint is equally weird, but it's a pull back far into the wonderful mind of the legendary Jack Kirby. Forager the Bug returns!

Late last year, Boom Studio's excellent Power Rangers comic dropped a huge bombshell with the reveal of a brand new ranger — an evil one to boot. The layers of mystery around Lord Drakkon have slowly been removed over the last few issues, and today's new issue gives the story of how he came to be. We spoke to series writer Kyle Higgins about building up his latest bad guy.

Damian Wayne and Jonathan Kent have got their own comic now, thanks to this week's arrival of Super Sons. It's everything you want out of a team-up from one of the most delightful little shits in DC comics, and the perfect straight man in the form of the kid of steel himself — in fact, it might even be a better team up than Bats and Supes themselves.

Mark Chang is an artist based in Taiwan who has recently done work for The Mill, a VFX studio.

Adult Swim has released a new featurette about the music in Samurai Jack's upcoming fifth season, and it's packed with a good chunk of new footage from the show. That's not the best part, though — the best part is creator Genndy Tartakovsky, who's so excited about Jack's return he provides his own vocalised soundtrack for the footage.

Currently in Marvel's comics, Peter Parker isn't really the down-on-his-luck photographer that many people know him as. In fact, he's pretty much Tony Stark, a billionaire at the head of a vast international R&D company. So when you want to capitalise on, say, the character's big movie this year, you need a book that reflects what people are familiar with.

Epoch is a Japanese video game company, which in the 80s and 90s made a number of consoles and handhelds. They're also the guys responsible for the disgustingly cute Sylvanian Families (or Calico Critters) toy line.

Recently, there was an online poll in Japan that asked folks which anime featured characters that all looked too similar.