As autumn settles in and Halloween looms on the horizon, Heavy Metal magazine unleashes a new wave of visionary storytelling in Issue #3. Enki Bilal returns with another chapter of his acclaimed *BUG* ...

The Heavy Metal Magazine relaunch is to be included in the first wave of the Massive Indies distribution partnership with Lunar Distribution. Earlier this month, Massive Publishing, announced a ...

Dracmorda and Swanthula Boulet host this spooky spectacular issue, guiding readers into dark and demented worlds with their own scary stories as well as horror tales created by Steve Orlando (Wonder ...

Heavy Metal is easily one of the most popular and influential anthology magazines ever published, so we're pretty excited to see the series making its grand return to comic book shops. Following a ...

Heavy Metal Magazine, the American science fiction and fantasy publication known for its dark, dystopian, steampunk and even explicit comic style, is looking to expand into the film and TV production ...

The Heavy Metal media property rose to popularity after its debut in 1977 with a print magazine tapping into a rich vein of science fiction, horror and fantasy graphic art and illustrations that led ...

After Heavy Metal first appeared in the U.S. in 1977, the illustrated science fiction magazine quickly stamped its imprint on American popular culture in the form of its gleaming chrome-plated logo.

Decades after its rise, heavy metal has found its place in mainstream music, but it didn’t come without a fight.

The counterculture publication is also revamping its series with its first "volume 2" in 45 years, all while leaning on NFTs and blockchain. Reading time 3 minutes Instead of doing any one thing to ...