The Name’s Greene, Graham Greene: Preview The Prague Coup From Titan/Hard Case Crime
You may know of Graham Greene from the books he published, including such 20th century modern classics as Brighton Rock,
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Nia’s Dreaming May Lead To Agent Liberty In A Preview Of Next Week’s Supergirl
After a grim episode of Supergirl, the show appears ready to lighten things up. Or, at least, this preview
Read moreThe Weekly 2000AD – Prog 2109 Previewed: Small House, Big Finish
How much was I looking forward to this 2000AD? Oh, a lot. In fact, so much so that even being
Read moreDeconstructing Comics #613: My Favorite Thing Is Monsters
The Deconstructing Comics Podcast joins us tonight about a multi-award-winning graphic novel. My Favorite Thing is Monsters is a horror-movie-influenced
Read moreDreams Are What You Make Of Them In Over The Garden Wall: Distillatoria
You’ve seen Over the Garden Wall on Cartoon Network. You’ve seen Over the Garden Wall in comics (in fact, Hollow
Read moreThe Origins Of Judge Dredd’s Justice Department To Be Revealed In New Novel Series, Judges
This February 2000AD will release the first volume in a planned series of prose novels that explore the origins of
Read moreOne-Off Customised Munny Collectibles Auctioned For Charity
Customised collectible figures, big or small, are big business these days with many one-off figures going for silly prices, depending
Read more5 Point Discussions – Boruto: Naruto Next Generations 80: “Mitsuki’s Friend”
What does it mean to be human? To have friends? Can a human created rather than born even answer these
Read moreThe Ghost Of Sierra De Cobre Comes Calling On Blu-ray
When there are so many films and TV shows to watch, it can be hard to contemplate watching two versions
Read moreBattling An Ancient Greek Goddess With Super-Powered Kitties In Lumberjanes #56
An ancient Greek goddess has her sights set on the Lumberjanes camp and she aims to suck up all the
Read morePat Mills Teaches You How To Become A Comic Book Writer For Free
Over on Pat Mills’s regularly updated blog, Millsverse, editor, author, writer and all round rascal raconteur, Mills, is sharing his
Read moreTango & Cash Is Your Weekend Cheesy Movie
Cheesy movies are a special joy. Despite an earnest attempt to create compelling stories, filmmakers often miss the mark.
Read moreNeil Gaiman’s Norse Mythology Coming To Radio This Holiday Season
With Thanksgiving now out of the way for another year, all eyes turn to the next holiday season and the
Read more5 Point Discussions – Fairy Tail 7: “Memoirs”
Long ago, a lone boy genius would set in motion events that would affect the world for hundreds of years.
Read moreSage’s Gaming Corner: Remember, Remember, The Hype Of November
In this current generation, December has transformed from being a dead month in terms of releases to being the second
Read moreThree Reasons To Love Pokemon, Let’s Go Eevee!
This past weekend brought the release of Pokemon: Let’s Go Eevee! and Let’s Go Pikachu. Being a life-long fan of all things
Read morePolice Work At The End Of Everything In Infinite Dark #2
When you’re faced the end of existence, what would you do? Would you crack? Or would you do your job
Read moreThe Rain Has Stopped in Dark Ark #11
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] A dove flies to tell Noah that there is dry land for his ark to find, but
Read morePeter Parker Soldiers On In The Spectacular Spider-Man #312
Morlun has landed on our Earth and has made a beeline for Peter Parker. He figures the third time will
Read moreJoel Hodsgon On That Special Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 12 Cameo
When Mystery Science Theater 3000 returned for its 11th season last year, it came with a new wrinkle in
Read moreOmega Red Invades Harlem During A Heat Wave In Luke Cage: Everyman
A heatwave has swept through Harlem and to make matters worse, a serial killer has started attacking the city’s wealthiest
Read moreBrief Thoughts On Titans Season 1, Episodes 6 & 7
While executive producer Geoff Johns referred to the first season of DC Universe’s Titans as a 12-hour movie, it
Read moreAmerican Carnage Could Be A Worthy Successor To The DC Vertigo Crime Line
The two new non-Sandman Universe titles released as part of the DC Vertigo relaunch have both incorporated social issues into
Read morePeter Cannon: Thunderbolt #2 Gets Variant Covers By Paulina Ganucheau & Chip Zdarsky
Kieron Gillen’s Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #1 isn’t even out yet, but the variant covers for issue #2 are beginning to
Read moreHammer Lass Brings A Glimmer Of Hope In A Dreary Landscape In Quantum Age #4
The last vestiges of the Quantum League are trying to get the band back together to save the universe. To
Read moreLion Forge Picks Up Danish Noir Series Stiletto
Stiletto from writer / artist Palle Schmidt will be making its way over to the US next year thanks to
Read moreDynamite To Release Omnibus Editions Of The Boys In 2019
Dynamite Entertainment has announced that they’ll be releasing Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson’s Eisner-nominated series, The Boys, in a new omnibus
Read moreFirst Look: Livewire Faces Retribution In Issue #2
Valiant have released a First Look at the second issue of their new Livewire series featuring the psiot leader following
Read moreSteven Universe Launches Into Space This February With Boom! Studios
Boom! Studios has announced that Steven Universe will be taking things to a cosmic level in February with issue #25,
Read moreRelive The Highs And Lows Of The Mutants In X-Men Milestones
Few teams have had a history as tumultuous as the X-Men. They’ve seen everything from time travel to cosmic war.
Read moreTinkerbell Meets Silence Of The Lambs In Null Faeries From Action Lab: Danger Zone
If you wanted a more grown up take on fantasy and magical worlds like Harry Potter or Lord of the
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