The Art Of Politics: September — Bowing Down To Our AI Overlords
The political cartoonists, a class apart, skewering the powerful and political with a skill all their own. And it’s their
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Workshop Wednesday: ‘Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon’ Teaches Us Orks Are Better At Manifesting Than Your Yoga Instructor
Welcome to the table, Workshop Wednesday is my little slice of the day where I can dive into all sorts
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NYCC 2026: IDW To Go Dark In 2027 With Horror Infecting Titles Like ‘TMNT’, ‘Hello Kitty’, And More
IDW has announced a new publishing initiative ahead of NYCC 2026 — IDW Goes Dark — by infecting some of
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Review: ‘Midnight Fantastic Four’ #1 Nails Cosmic Creeping Dread
Sixty-five years ago, four intrepid adventurers launched into adventure, transforming their universe forever. In Midnight Fantastic Four, a horrific new
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An Interview With ‘The Dog Knight’ Writer Jeremy Whitley
For some, learning there’s a team of superhero talks out there called the Pawtheon won’t come as a surprise but
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Review — ‘Midnight X-Men’ #1 Gives Big ‘Vampire: The Masquerade’ TTRPG Vibes
Welcome to the table, It’s been a while since I’ve picked up a new X-Men book. My tastes tend to
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Review: ‘Midnight Spider-Man’ #1 Takes The Familiar And Mixes It With Horror And Gore
Midnight Spider-Man is not the wallcrawler you know. Not exactly, anyway. Sure there are familiar elements. Peter Parker is still
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First Look At Dark Horse Comics’ ‘Canto: The Clockwork Chronicles’ #1
The Mechanical Sea is calling, and Canto is ready for adventure. The “Small Knight with a Big Heart” returns November
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Beverly Crusher Actress Gates McFadden To Write ‘Star Trek: Crusher’ At IDW
Iconic Star Trek: The Next Generation actress Gates McFadden is returning to the character of Beverly Crusher, but this time as
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Deconstructing Comics #552 (Flashback): ‘Logan’ (2017)
FLASHBACK! Kumar and Dana discuss Logan in what was, at the time, the first DCP movie review since Iron Man 2!
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The BBC Releases First Look At ‘Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew’ Animated Series
While the future of Doctor Who as a live-action series is still being decided, an animated adventure is readying to materialize.
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‘Whatever Happened To Scorpio? The Complete Jim Steranko At Marvel’ Advance Review
Sometimes, all it takes is an image to spark the flame of curiosity in a reader who, then, wants to
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Changing The Game Forever: ‘D&D’ And ‘Magic: The Gathering’ Workers Are Unionizing
Welcome to the table, The people, including pals who make Dungeons & Dragons, are attempting to change the game in
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In Pictures: The Lakes International Comic Art Festival 2026
In all of Comicon.com Senior Editor Olly MacNamee‘s years of living in both Leeds and Manchester — a combination of
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Advance Review: ‘G.I. Joe/Tomb Raider’ #1 Hits All The Notes You’d Want To See
When it comes to licensed comics, the G.I. Joe team is one of the golden standards, both in terms of
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LICAF 2026: ‘Here And Now’ Launches At The Lakes — A Wales/Japan Comic Sharing Stories Of Dementia
Re-Live, a Welsh arts-in-health charity, has announced a new one-shot comic. Her and Now, dealing with real-life stories of people
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Interview — Cyrille Pomès Talks ‘Hellboy In Hell: Nothing But Blood’
Welcome to the table, Few moments in comics hit me as hard as the death of Mike Mignola‘s Hellboy. Even
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Reviewing Fanhome’s 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 34-38
The ninth package in my Fanhome 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription* has arrived. This absolute beast of a model
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Advance Review: Steve Skroce Asks “What If?” In ‘Tales Of Wonder’ #2
What if Captain America and the Avengers and the Fantastic Four weren’t figments of comic book creators’ imaginations but rather
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‘Marvel Contest Of Champions’ Holds Annual Summoner’s Choice Fan Vote
The start of October brings another new update to Marvel Contest of Champions. Players can expect exciting content added to
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Image Comics Announces New Dark Fantasy Ongoing ‘Omen-Bound’
Writer Jim Zub made his name in fantasy comics with Skullkickers at Image Comics before writing for Dungeons & Dragons
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Full MANGA Alchemists Special — ‘Full Metal Alchemist: Final Transmutation’ Review
Was there any way to make three Fullmetal Alchemist movies that were comprehensible to someone who’d never read the
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Advance Review: ‘Of The Earth’ #6 Ends The Series With An Unsatisfying Bang
Over the course of the six issues from the miniseries Of the Earth, Tabby Black has been through a lot.
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Marvel Unlimited To Sunset At The End of the Year
Marvel Unlimited, the app which allows users both to stream an extremely large number of Marvel issues and which is
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Advance Review: ‘Crowbound’ #2 Moves At Its Own Pace And Reveals Just Enough To Keep Readers Hooked
It’s not every new series that ends its premiere issue with the main character’s throat being slashed and pushed off
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‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Brings ‘World Of Warcraft’ Dragons To The Gaming Table
Welcome to the table, The pop culture fantasy landscape is an interesting space, depending on how far you extend your
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NYCC 2026: ‘Ben 10’ #8 To Feature Wildvine And A Surprise Villain
Ben 10 continues to expand further into the mythos. While October sees the release of the Ben 10 Creator Files special
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Talking With Matt Wagner And Kelley Jones About ‘Dracula Book IV: The Undead’
With Matt Wagner and Kelley Jones bringing down the coffin lid on their Dracula magnum opus, currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter,
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NYCC 2026: Dynamite Sets ‘Buffy’ And ‘Angel’ Debuts For March 2027; ‘Firefly’ For April
Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel are back on the schedule. Previously set for release this past summer, Dynamite paused the
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‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Dives Deep Into ‘World Of Warcraft’ Dungeons In Its Upcoming Expansion
Welcome to the table, Since its announcement, the biggest question about the World of Warcraft X Dungeons & Dragons expansion
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2502: Herne & Shuck Have A *Big* Demon Problem
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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