Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon's cover art has been revealed by Nintendo ... capture and puzzles that will unlock new rooms. Luigi will use a vacuum called the Poltergust 3000 to capture ghosts ...

Perfect Dark ... covers. "We needed the US one ultra quick and there was no model at all to use for the artwork," he explains. "So I had to quickly make some eyes and create a box art in about ...

Remember the '80s style "Dark Souls III: The Movie" trailer Bandai Namco released a couple of weeks ago? Well, that cover art is real and you can download it now. If you haven't seen it yet ...

The original cover art for the first issue of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns achieved US$2.4 million at a Thursday Heritage Auctions sale, making it the most expensive mainstream American comic ...

Kanye West knows how to stay in the limelight with the upcoming release of his new album, "My Beautiful Dark ... the cover art wasn’t so one-sided. “West was strongly urged to use alternate ...

we caught up with Powell to discuss the genesis of some of 20th-century rock music’s most iconic art. Here, Powell dishes on the design process behind legendary covers like “The Dark Side of ...

The original cover art from comic book writer Frank Miller’s influential 1986 graphic novel Batman: The Dark Knight Returns is estimated to sell for millions at auction next month, a testament ...

Update: Alongside the standard hardcover edition of The Art of Halo Infinite, Dark Horse Books will also be releasing a Deluxe Edition version. The Deluxe Edition features an exclusive cover by ...

The original cover art for the 1986 graphic novel Batman: The Dark Knight Returns will be offered for sale on June 16 with a $2 million estimate at Heritage Auctions in New York.

Frank Miller and Lynne Varley's cover art for Book Three The Dark Knight Returns. When we noted its presence in Heritage's April 7-10 Comics & Comic Art Signature Auction it had high bids of $138,000.

A number of readers are calling out Tor Books over the cover art of Gothikana by RuNyx ... She goes on to suggest that the use of such images is a slippery slope, imagining a publishing industry ...