‘G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero/Tomb Raider’ #1 Gets A Second Printing
Guess what? The highly anticipated G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero/Tomb Raider #1, from Skybound/Image Comics/Hasbro and video game developer
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Commentary: ‘Furious’ Minimizes Its Message With Cartoon Villainy
Furious is a show that touches upon extremely serious subject matter. Its themes are so triggering and distressing that there’s
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‘Cunk On Cinema’ Trailer Teases Tough Michael Bay Interview
While we missed it in our preview of Netflix releases for November — as it turns out, it wasn’t in the
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Kickstarting Comics: Pulp Anthology ‘Sir Reginald And The Clockwork Heart’ Recalls Classic Comics Adventure
Sir Reginald and the Clockwork Heart is a pulp adventure anthology written by Joe Atalla and with art by Juni
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Just The Specials: Sour Patch Kids X Wing Stop Wings
Welcome to the table, Just the Specials is where your old pal Anton sits down with all the new, weird,
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Something Spooky: ‘The Shadow’ #8 Keeps Things Under Wraps
Welcome back to our look at some of our favorite (and maybe off the beaten path) scary and spooky comics.
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John McCrae’s Online Prose Series ‘Worm’ Gets An IDW Comic Book Adaption
John McCrae’s Worm is the biggest prose web serial of all time. It ran online from 2011-2013 in a sprawling
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Audio Drama Review — ‘Doctor Who: Halloween — Doctor Doctor Doctor And Other Stories’
Doctor Who‘s fate may still be in limbo on TV but Big Finish aren’t letting Halloween pass them by with
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2505: The Brutality Of An Alien War In ‘Ghosted’
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance — it’s
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‘The Apothecary Diaries: The False Imperial Brother’ Comes To Consoles And PC March 18
Koei-Tecmo and Gust are working together again to provide anime fans with another adaptation of a popular series. This time,
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White Ash Comics Joins IDW Publishing As A New Fantasy Imprint
Up until now, White Ash Comics has been an indie comic book publisher that has successfully crowdfunded its output through
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Award-Winning Writer Ram V Launches Mirror Maker Studios
As well as launching the highly anticipated nine-volume graphic novel series, Deicidium (well, I’m highly anticipating it), Ram V has
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Critiquing Comics #251 — ‘Achille & Kipi: The Disconnected’
Achille & Kipi: The Disconnected is an Italian comic meant to raise issues about modern life and technology. In this
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DC Comics Extends ‘Absolute Catwoman’ To Twelve Issues
All things Absolute DC can do no wrong, and that’s why Absolute Catwoman is getting extended with an additional six
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Review: Banana Chan’s TTRPG ‘Sample’ Asks Us To Chase One More Hit
Welcome to the table, There is something really cool about stories that explore the darker side of creativity. Creation, like
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Opinion: New ‘Narnia’ Film Is Doing Something Right
Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew is the first in a planned series of films by Greta Gerwig (Barbie) that adapts
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Toy Review: Marvel Legends’ ‘Brand New Day’ Spider-Man Is A Good, Solid Figure
There’s jokes in the collectors community that everyone has dozens of Spider-Mans (Spider-Men? Spideys!). Regardless, there’s not many “classic” Spideys
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Something Spooky: The Simpsons’ ‘Treehouse of Horror’ #1 Returns To Its Roots
When Bart Simpson’s Treehouse of Horror #1 landed in 1995, the annual TV anthology series was already on its sixth
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Innings Festival Tempe Announces 2027 Musical Line-Up
It’s that time of year again. The World Series is wrapping up. As of this writing, Milwaukee is one game
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Talking ‘Josie And The Pussycats: Rock On!’ With Jamie L. Rotante And Holly G!
Of course, Josie and the Pussycats are headlining Riverdale’s first Girlz Rock music festival. To ask anyone else would’ve been
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Workshop Wednesday — The Tomb Kings Of Khemri Are On The Rise In ‘Warhammer: The Old World’
Welcome to the table, Workshop Wednesday is my little slice of the week where I can dive into all sorts
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Review — ‘Universal Monsters: The Bride Of Frankenstein Lives’ #1 Rises From The Grave
If you’ve ever seen the 1935 film The Bride of Frankenstein, you realize there’s not much hope for a sequel.
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Breaking: Dan Ayoub Named President Of Wizards Of The Coast And Hasbro Digital Games
Welcome to the table, It’s been a busy season for my pals over at Wizards of the Coast. We have
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Previewing Bloomsbury Academic’s ‘Marvel Explodes: From Bullpen To Big Business’ By Paul Levitz
Marvel Explodes: From Bullpen to Big Business by Paul Levitz is the first book in Bloomsbury Academic’s third wave of
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Deconstructing Comics #890: *Not* Jack Kirby’s ‘Black Panther’ — Oh, Right! He’s An Avenger!
Jack Kirby left Marvel with one issue of his Kiber storyline left to go. We don’t know if he left
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Previewing Bloomsbury Academic’s ‘Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars: The Epic 1980s Saga’ By Tom K. Mason
As part of its third wave of Marvel Age books, recounting and reviewing classic storylines and series from Marvel Comics,
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Not Every Movie Needs A Monkey: ‘You Gotta Stay Happy’ Reviewed
Having served in the Air Force during WWII, James Stewart would go on to play many a pilot during his
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Trying To Parse ‘You Can See Everything’
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim‘s documentary You Can See Everything has taken the internet by storm, reigniting interest in Elizabeth
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Giving Readers A Breather: Reviewing ‘If Destruction Be Our Lot’ #5
Be careful what you wish for — even if you’re Abe Lincoln. Poor ol’ Abe learns that the
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Something Spooky: ‘Metal Men’ #33 Go The B-Movie Route
Metal Men #33 (1968) has a mixture of a plot. The start comes across as a standard titular heroes see
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Advance Review — ‘That Texas Blood: Hell Comes To Allison Ranch’ #2 Goes To War
It may be Texas, but for Sheriff Joe Bob it feels more like Baghdad. Given that That Texas
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