Something For The Weekend: Your Weekend Dose Of Popular Posts
What with Thought Bubble last weekend and my regular editing duties here on comicon.com, it’s been a busy, busy, week
Read moreWhat with Thought Bubble last weekend and my regular editing duties here on comicon.com, it’s been a busy, busy, week
Read moreWritten by Brandon Thomas Art by Ronan Cliquet As Aquaman and Green Arrow work to piece together the mystery of the altered
Read moreWow, what a week we have had on the review front here at comicon.com. And once more I have to
Read moreWritten by Garth Ennis Art by Liam Sharp “Batman and Killer Croc face off against Croc’s murderous offspring in a finale that
Read moreWritten by Ram V Art by Nina Vakueva “Catwoman’s attempts to keep Alleytown, and those around her, safe from collateral damage have
Read moreWritten by James Tynion IV, Matthew Rosenberg Art and Colour by Otto Schmidt Letters by Tom Napolitano “The war for the very
Read moreWritten by Joshua Williamson Art by Gleb Melnikov and Max Dunbar Colors by Hi-Fi Letters by Troy Peteri “It’s time for a rematch! Robin
Read moreWritten by Robert Venditti Art by Wilfredo Torres Colour by Jordie Bellaire Letters by Dave Lanphear of A Larger World “Superman tries to assimilate
Read moreWritten by: Cody Ziglar Art by: Michael Dowling “BEYOND, CHAPTER FIVE The aftershocks of the Morbius incident are still fresh
Read moreWritten by Donny Cates Art by Nic Klein “GOD OF HAMMERS, PART ONE “GOD OF HAMMERS” STARTS HERE! Mjolnir has
Read moreThe press release for this new series talks a good talk, but doesn’t really walk a good walk. While it
Read moreWritten by: J. M. DeMatteis Art by: David Baldeón “BECAUSE YOU DEMANDED IT! Iconic Spider-Man scribe J.M. DeMatteis (KRAVEN’S LAST
Read moreThe biggest release of next week? Probably. Let’s take a look at Donny Cates and Ryan Ottley’s Hulk #1, shall
Read moreYou won’t be surprised to learn that even after three issue, and this being the fourth, Snelson is still a
Read moreWritten by Xavier Dorison Art by Felix Delep “On the Farm all animals were equal. In the Castle some are
Read moreWritten by Eric Palicki Art by Wendell Cavalcanti “Final issue of the hit werewolf crime story! Will Strummer figure out
Read moreIDW, writer Erik Burnham, artist Dan Schoening, and colorist Luis Antonio Delgado are bringing back an ’80s Saturday morning staple in G.I.
Read moreFirst it was humans that became obsolete, and now its the robots themselves as better, more human looking mandroids are
Read moreThe scenario for Radio Apocalypse #1 is a familiar one; a post-apocalyptic society a la Mad Max or The Walking Dead,
Read moreWeighing in at a hefty 664 page, Top Cow are planning to publish a new hardcover collection of the original
Read moreI had previously compared Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino’s Primordial to 2001: A Space Odyssey, but by this third issue
Read moreOut next week, Humanoids will be releasing new graphic novel The History of Science Fiction by author/historian Xavier Dollo and illustrator
Read moreDoes anyone remember that Gus Van Sant shot-for-shot remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s film, Psycho from 1998? Yeah, well the Fantastic
Read moreContinuing to chart the further adventures of Paramount’s Star Trek franchise, IDW announces a new one-shot, Star Trek: Klingons. The
Read moreDynamite Comics launched a new series of Sheena Queen of the Jungle at the start of November and we get
Read moreWritten by Mirka Andolfo, David Goy Art by The moment of truth has come: in a succession of twists and
Read moreLooks like we’ll be getting more Aquaman antics in 2022 with the announcement of Aquamen ongoing series, to launch in
Read moreWritten by Jeff Lemire Art by Andrea Sorrentino Laika encounters Baker and Able as she tries to find her way
Read moreScott Snyder and Francis Manapul’s Clear #2 continues down the rabbit hole and the mysterious suicide of a woman our
Read moreComing February from IDW is a new four-part mini-series featuring everyone’s favourite robots in disguise, Transformers: War’s End, written by Brian
Read moreSuperman: Son of Kal-El #5 is set to get a second printing after selling out. Of course, this controversial issue
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