Deconstructing Comics #886: LeUyen Pham And The Magic Of ‘As I Dream Of You’
If you think you’ve read a book like As I Dream of You before, you’re probably wrong. Yes, it’s about a
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The Ultimate ‘Spider-Man’ Masterpiece Collection Debuts From Fanhome
Fanhome has announced the launch of the Spider-Man Masterpiece Collection. This extensive compilation of hardcover graphic novels celebrates one of
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Arthur Adams Announced As Artist On ‘Terminal’ #6 From Skybound
It was always the plan for different iconic artists to illustrate different story arcs for Robert Kirkman‘s Terminal. And so
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The Buyer Wasn’t Supposed to Be Dead — Brain Poison Announces ‘BoredSpace’
Chathura Vax has a deadline, a debt problem, and exactly one job that might get her out of both. Now
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Webcomics Today: Krent Able’s ‘KrackLife’ Continues Its Nasty Look At London Life
It’s Webcomics Today once more, with a return to Krent Able‘s KrackLife. Yes, I did it a few weeks ago,
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Advance Review — The End Is Near For The Federation And The Series In ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #11
From the many battles with Klingons and Romulans to the threat of the Borg to the Dominion War, the United
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Review: Nick Maandag’s ‘Betas’ Deserves More Discussion
Nick Maandag’s new graphic novel, Betas, is his first full book-length story. For this reason alone, it requires more
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At The Counter #18: Accessibility In Geek Spaces
Welcome to At The Counter, in which Comicon’s features editor Tony Thornley sits down with veteran comics retailer Greg Gage.
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Advance Review: Jesse Moynihan’s ‘Forming’
As comic readers, there can be a feeling that we’ve seen it all before. When that feeling starts to set
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Paul Rainey’s ‘Murder School’ Launches At Gosh Comics! On September 19
Oops, missed this — Paul B. Rainey‘s Murder School, his latest book from Drawn and Quarterly, gets a launch at
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Newly Announced Marvel Legend Figures Draw Inspiration From Comics, Animated Series, And More
We received looks at some of Hasbro’s newly announced figures during San Diego Comic-Con. The toy company revealed even more
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Marvel’s Stormbreakers Showcase Art Styles Through The Ages In New October Covers
More than anything else Marvel’s Stormbreakers program has done is showcase some incredible art from superstar and rising star artists.
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 4 Increases The Cast
Writer, artist, and colorist Florent Maudoux, production assistant and lettering by Chris Northrop, English translator Dan Christensen are the main creatives
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Advance Review — Massive Battles Dominate ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ Vol. 2
This one is all about the battles. After a slow start, Invincible Universe: Battle Beast Vol. 2 —
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Image Comics Share Rob Liefeld Variant Covers For ‘Avengelyne’ #1 And ‘Chainkata’ #1
It would seem that Image Comics can’t get enough of Rob Liefeld, with two new variant covers revealed. One is
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‘2000 AD’ Meets ‘Silent Hill’ In ‘2000 AD’ Prog 2500
The latest video game meets comics moment happens now, as 2000 AD ushers in Silent Hill: Townfall — The Dock
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Preview: In ‘Murder School’, Paul B. Rainey Recounts His Schooldays, And So Much More
Released on 15 September, Paul B. Rainey‘s Murder School is his latest brilliant graphic novel, a strange thing of memories
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Beyond ‘The Twilight Zone’: An Interview With ‘Serling’ Author Alan Sepinwall
With movies, attention tends to be paid to directors, not screenwriters, but on television, writers are sometimes shown a little
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The Collectors’ Desk Episode 15 — All Day Long, I’m Just Right And Wrong
Pawn Stars Toy Expert Steve Johnston, Comicon.com Senior Editor Brendan M. Allen, Actor/Comedian Paul Vato, and Comicon.com Editor-In-Chief Erik Amaya
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‘Marvel Contest Of Champions’ Holds 2026 Ultimate Doom Sweepstakes And Latest Update News
After adding Agatha Harkness last month, Marvel Contest of Champions is ready for more exciting new content with its latest
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‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #1 Heads For A Tenth Printing With Ten Covers To Collect
Invincible Universe: Battle Beast #1 from creator/writer Robert Kirkman (Terminal, Void Rivals), co-creator/artist Ryan Ottley (Invincible), colourist Annalisa Leoni (Cobra Commander), and letterer Rus Wooton
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September Previews (Week Three): Checking Out This Week’s New DC And Marvel Releases
New week, new comics. Nuff said. Let’s get straight into it and check in with all the new releases from
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Until Betty Lost The Key To The Handcuffs’ Edition
Well, the nights are drawing in, and it won’t be long until Halloween, Thanksgiving, then Christmas, then another year …
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and our regular pick of the posts. So, what’s everyone picked this week? Erik Amaya chose:
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Art For Art’s Sake #382: Comic Art Delights Await You
Let’s dive once more into the wonderful world of comic art — yes, it’s time for another Art For Art’s
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Critiquing Comics #250: ‘Ra No Tabi’
Well, it was probably inevitable: we were sent a comic made with AI. The human creator cops to using it
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Dynamite’s ‘Purgatori’ And ‘Chastity’ Omnibi Kickstarter Funds In Seconds
Dynamite’s reprint program for original Chaos! Comic line continues to be a success. As previously reported, Dynamite and Coffin Comics
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Commentary: ‘Silo’ Went Full ‘Fallout’
There have been a lot of post-apocalyptic television shows recently. And for stories that take place at the end of
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Characterization In The Buffyverse — ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’ Season 5 Wrap-Up
This is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. Arguably the best place to begin reading
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‘Bulletproof Coffin: Giant! Cease To Exist’ Resurrects An Odyssey Of Surreal Superheroes
Oni Press has announced the return of comics’ most insidiously enthralling and potently psycho-active indie comics masterwork with Bulletproof Coffin:
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The One Where Tom King Writes About ‘Friends’ — Reviewing ‘Six Of Us’ #1
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: A group of six young people star in an overwhelmingly successful sitcom about
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