Ahoy Comics Announces Second Wave Of Titles For This Spring And Summer
Being an early cheerleader for Ahoy Comics, we’re please to see that they’re already getting around to launching a second
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Captain Marvel Features On Empire Magazine’s March Cover For Subscribers
Film magazine Empire has revealed their newest subscriber-exclusive cover for their March edition and it features Captain Marvel by graphic
Read moreAnother Piece Of The Jigsaw Revealed In Web Of Venom: Cult of Carnage #1 This April
From writer Frank Tieri (Black Knight) and artist Danilo S. Beyruth (Man Without Fear, Web of Venom: Carnage Born) comes Web
Read moreDC Comics Announces New Creative Team On The Terrifics This April
With DC Comics April solicits leaked online, it means I finally get an answer to my burning question: What of
Read moreGeorge Perez Announces Retirement, But He Ain’t Done Just Yet
I must admit when reading George Perez’s open letter announcing his retirement, it felt somewhat like a bereavement. While I
Read moreGillen And Hans’ Die #2 Gets A Second Printing
It’s no surprise to me that Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ new role-playing based comic book series, Die, has been a
Read moreBrubaker And Phillips’s Criminal #1 Rushed Back For A Second Printing
Criminal #1 was a double-sized launch issue and it’s now all gone. That means a second printing of Ed
Read moreCasey And Kowalski Promise You More ‘Sex’ This Spring From Image
That’s right, you read it correctly. Writer Joe Casey and artist Piotr Kowalski are bringing back their provocative superhero comic
Read moreAdvance Review: These Savage Shores #3 Seamlessly Blends History, Horror & Romance
Who would have thought that a period drama set in colonial-era India would be one of the stand-out comic book
Read moreSomething Wicked This Way Comes: Preview 2000AD Villains Takeover Special
Released at the low, low price of 99p/99c Rebellion’s 2000AD Villains Take-Over Special sees the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic’s fan-favourite bad
Read moreHandsome Prints: Bottleneck Gallery’s Blade Runner Print Signed By Drew Struzan On Timed-Release Now
My only New Year’s Resolution was to spend less money on prints. The overseas shipping is almost half the cost
Read moreFantastic Four #6 Brings The Pain As Doctor Doom Faces Off With Galactus
The new series of the Fantastic Four has certainly gained pace and momentum in recent issues with not a moment
Read moreHappy 90th Birthday Popeye!
While we have banged the drum to remind you all that this December we will be – should be –
Read moreA Land Soaked In Betrayal: Preview These Savage Shores #3 From Vault
The critically-acclaimed period-drama/horror series, These Savage Shores from Ram V, Sumit Kumar, Vittorio Astone and Aditya Bidikar and Vault Comics returns
Read moreHandsome Prints: Critical Role And The Art Of Expandria
I’ll freely admit I put my Dungeon & Dragons campaigning days behind many, many years ago, but even I’ve heard
Read moreThe Anti-Hero’s Journey: Preview Tank Girl Action Alley #2
Out next Wednesday, the 26th of January 2019 is the sophomore issue of the new Tank Girl ongoing series from
Read moreKesel & Grummet’s Noughties Sci-Fi Series Section Zero Returns To Image This April
Karl Kesel (Superboy, Harley Quinn) and artist Tom Grummett’s (X-Men Forever, The Death of Superman, Superboy) critically-acclaimed series Section Zero
Read moreVault Comics Viking Saga ‘Heathen’ Returns This Summer
Vault Comics’ series, Heathen, returns after a rather lengthy break with reprints of issues #5 and #6 as well as
Read moreBox Brown Offers Up ‘Cannabis: An American History’ From SelfMadeHero
Coming this March from SelfMadeHero comes the graphic novel history of America’s love affair with cannabis, simply entitled Cannabis: An
Read moreDown And Out In Paris: Preview Detective Comics #996
I’m thoroughly enjoying the return of Peter J Tomasi and Doug Mahnke’s on Detective Comics and it looks, from the
Read moreVote In The Tripwire/Portsmouth Comic Con Awards 2019
After a successful freshman year, Portsmouth Comic Con will be making it return to Charles Dickens and Neil Gaiman’s hometown
Read morePreview Superman #7: Jonathan Kent Certainly Does Some Growing Up
Superman #7 is out this week from DC Comics, Brian Michael Bendis, Ivan Reis, Joe Prado and Brandon Peterson and
Read moreThe Next Human Eruption: Preview Judge Dredd: Toxic #3
Judge Dredd: Toxic #3 is out this Wednesday, the 16th of January, continuing Dredd’s attempts to detoxify Mega-City 1 after
Read moreSons Of Chaos: An Epic Retelling Of The War That Forged The Modern World From IDW
Sons of Chaos is an original graphic novel years in the making, according to its writer Chris Jaymes. It’s a
Read moreMore Music From Mondo This Wednesday Including The Ballad Of Buster Scraggs
Death Waltz Records – a division of Mondo – drop a new release this week with the release of Thelma
Read moreAdvance Review: Oliver #1 Is An Intriguing Post-Apocalyptic Reimagining
Nowadays it would seem that post-apocalyptic reimaginings of Dickens’s Oliver Twist are like buses. You wait and you wait and then
Read moreAdvance Review: Isola #6 Marks The Fantasy Saga’s Welcome Return
The female character-strong fantasy saga Isola returns this week from creators Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl and Msassyk #6, and we pick
Read moreGaiman’s The Problem Of Susan And Other Stories Get Adapted By Dark Horse
Neil Gaiman’s prose work, The Problems of Susan and Other Stories, gets a graphic novel adaption courtesy of P. Craig Russell, Scott Hampton,
Read moreBorrowed Conspiracy Theories And Tired Tropes Make Prodigy #2 Disappointing
Never one to give up on a title after one issue – especially if it’s a book by Mark Millar
Read moreVindication #1 Gets A Later Release Date For A Good Reason
New Top Cow series, Vindication, slips from it’s original January release date to the more appropriate launch date of February.
Read moreAncient Secrets, A Supernova Starman, And Justice League #15
Justice League #15 is out this week and in it we learn slightly more about the secrets – and one
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