Out Of The Woods: An Interview Retrospective With Michael Dialynas
After three years of continuous publication, Boom! Studios’ The Woods comes to an end this week with issue #36. It seems
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NYCC ’17: Scott Snyder’s Last Batman Story, Daylight Gotham, And The Return of Conner Kent – DC’s Spotlight On Batman
DC All Access host Jason Inman introduced an all star panel including Sean Murphy, Marguerite Bennett, Tony Patrick, James Tynion
Read moreNYCC ’17: Forces Of Destiny For Star Wars: Adventures, Gabriel Rodriguez Takes Up The Sword, And Unicron Arrives At IDW
IDW Editor-In-Chief David Hedgecock opened by introducing the panelists: Sarah Gaydos, Jen Vaughn, Joe Hughes, Joe Caramagna, Gabriel Rodriguez, Denton
Read moreNYCC ’17: DC’s Metal Panel With All The Rock Stars
At New York Comic Con’s DC Metal Panel, Dan DiDio introduced our panelists Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Josh Williamson, James
Read moreNYCC ’17 Image’s Future Of Genre Panel With Ryan Browne, Wes Craig, Amy Reeder, Donny Cates, Tee Franklin, And More
Image Comics editor David Brothers introduced the panel as a church-like experience, full of clapping and celebration before turning things
Read moreNYCC ’17: The Doomsday Clock And Re-Launch Of Vertigo At DC’s Meet The Publishers Panel
Dan DiDio warmed up the crowd, entering from the back and asking for questions or requests for the panel in
Read moreNYCC ’17: The Return Of the Dakota Universe And The Launch Of Earth M Panel
After years of rumors and unfulfilled announcements, this Thursday at New York Comic Con, DC Comics finally announced a return
Read moreTradewaiting – October 4th, 2017 Releases
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreTradewaiting – September 27th, 2017 Releases
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreGenerations: The Marvels Thinks Readers Can Have It All
Much as I hate to say it, it seems like there will always be assholes. There were assholes who complained
Read moreBeing Able To Sell Sadness Might Sound Like A Good Deal After Reading Transformers: Lost Light #9
One thing that’s astonishing about James Roberts’ Transformers work is how essential it all is. If there’s been an issue
Read moreTradewaiting – September 20th, 2017 Releases
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreFind Your Way Home In Runaways #1
Brian K. Vaughan’s Runaways is one (technically two) of the finest Marvel runs of this century. It was everything good
Read moreDiscover A New Treasure In Scales & Scoundrels #1
Scales & Scoundrels sounds like a DM’s name for their Dungeons and Dragons campaign, or perhaps a Brand X equivalent
Read moreTradewaiting – September 13th, 2017 Releases
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreAnimosity #9 Breaks The Glass Honeycomb And Delivers Some Of The Series’ Best Visuals
Will Marguerite Bennett ever run out of strange, fascinating ideas for Animosity? The answer, it seems, is not until the
Read moreEven The Best Of Us Are Capable Of Anything In Nightwing: The New Order #1
Dick Grayson is many things to many people. Hero, civilian, Boy Wonder, Teen Titan, man on his own, heart of
Read moreNatasha Alterici Crafts A New Mythology As Heathen #5 Finally Comes To Comic Shops
When up-and-comer Vault Comics arrived on the scene they had only four of their titles to tout. Three of them
Read moreThe Ultimates, Al Ewing’s Masterful Cosmic Opus, Sends Out The Call To Comics’ Future
After twenty-two issues over two series, The Ultimates finally comes to an end this week. Originally pitched as a proactive
Read moreLuke Wrestles With Who He Is, How He Came To Be, And What He Could Have Been In Luke Cage #4
I knew the story: Carl Lucas, arrested for a crime he didn’t commit is experimented on in prison, as a
Read morePlanned Parenthood Gets A League Of Defenders In Kickstarter Anthology: Mine!
Perhaps because they initially felt that no one was really watching, comic books have always been a rather political medium.
Read moreGenerations: The Phoenix Connects Two Jean Greys At Moments Of Infinite Possibility
Generations is a weird series of comics. Perhaps that’s clear in the fact that the first accurate term I could
Read moreThe Witching Hour Arrives In Redlands #1
Redlands, the first full comic written by Eisner-winning colorist Jordie Bellaire, is finally here. Bellaire has already proven herself a
Read moreThe 1% Have Feet Of Clay In Green Arrow #28
Named for a socially conscious, character defining, if often incredibly strange and silly, run from the Seventies, Benjamin Percy’s
Read moreThere Are Many Kinds Of Prisons In Spiritus #1 From Vault
Another new release from Vault Comics, Spiritus continues a trend of Vault comics exploring the fringes of mainstream speculative
Read moreEverything Comes Together And Jean-Paul Learns The Face Of God In Detective Comics #961
With issue #961, “Intelligence” continues to be the defining arc of James Tynion’s Detective Comics run so far. Though
Read moreGrief, Motherhood, And Survival In Zojaqan #1
Zojaqan is not like other comics. Whatever else there is to say about it, this series pretty immediately sets
Read moreThe Final Curtain Rises For DC’s Bombshells In Issue #31
How do you even capture what DC Comics Bombshells is? The most obvious answer is clever marketing based on
Read moreAstonishing X-Men #1 Is A Rebirth For The X-Men
Can you imagine telling a comic reader from 1992 that Iron Man would be a bigger property than the
Read moreU.S.Avengers #8 Is A Poignant, Joyful Meeting Of Marvel’s Past And Future
In his fourth “Secret Empire” tie-in on U.S.Avengers, Al Ewing provides a wonderful portrait of one of his most
Read moreWill You Take Wintermute’s Deal In Animosity: The Rise #2?
On top of delivering another issue of the ever excellent Animosity and announcing a new addition to the brand
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