NYCC 2018: DC Comics Schedule Announced
New York Comic Con (NYCC) is almost upon us, and so publishers are beginning to reveal their panels, signing and
Read moreNew York Comic Con (NYCC) is almost upon us, and so publishers are beginning to reveal their panels, signing and
Read moreKeith Giffen (Legion of Superheroes, Justice League, Scooby Apocalypse) has his own creator owned series coming out this November from Image Comics
Read moreJustice League #8 may claim to be the second and concluding part of the Legion of Doom storyline, but with
Read moreGabriel Rodriguez has big plans for his sword & sci-fi series, Sword of Ages, and so don’t be surprised that
Read moreWhen you have Jerome Opeña on art duties, you learn to be patient. It’s well worth the wait that has seen
Read more$100,000 raised and the books still available! That’s pretty impressive by any standards. That, and the news that New York
Read moreIt’s been a while since we’ve featured Humanoids here on Comicon.com, but we haven’t forgotten about ’em either. I just
Read moreAnnounced previously and now out this this week from Titan Comics, Frankie Boyle’s Rex Royd is finally collected and completed.
Read moreJust when things couldn’t get any worse for Glory Owen, she is confronted by her ex, the Mexican cartel and
Read moreWith a title like JesusFreak, you just know how it’s going to go down. Joe Casey (writer) and Benjamin Marra
Read moreThis is it. The balls-to-the-wall epic conclusion to the first book in this critically-acclaimed Arthurian flavoured sci-fi-fantsay saga, Sword of
Read moreNew kid on the block, Impossible Incorporated #1 comes out this week from writer JM DeMatteis and artist/letterer Mike Cavallaro. We
Read moreCool kids, and toy makers, Unbox Industries are about to release an action figure you didn’t know you needed. Until
Read moreYou may have noticed in my review of Fantastic Four #1 that I was a big fan of the new
Read moreComing to comic book stores and bookshops this December is a new Warhammer 40,000 graphic novel focusing on Deathwatch, a
Read more2000AD have once again given would-be ‘Future Shocks’ writers a stab at being published in the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic with
Read moreIt may all be about Thought Bubble this week but further up the road to the north is Kendall, and
Read moreThe Justice League are at their finest when battling universe level crises, and writer Scott Snyder is certainly making sure
Read moreAhead of Jodie Whittaker’s first outing as The Doctor, Titan Comics is publishing The Thirteenth Doctor #0 this September 26th.
Read moreAhead of the weekend comic convention next Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd of September at Thought Bubble, Leeds-based artist, Matt
Read moreAs with most cons these days, whether they focus primarily on comics or lean more to media celebrities, autographs and
Read moreIf we were only teased by the return of Reed and Sue in Fantastic Four #1, the second issue sees
Read moreMirka Andolfo’s (Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn) romance/thriller Unnatural #3 from Image Comics has been sent back for a second print
Read moreRyan Sook is something of a DC covers superstar in our household. But it’s nice to see him lend his
Read moreImage Comics and Skybound Entertainment have revealed their first “Heavy Metal” variant cover for Daniel Warren Johnson’s Murder Falcon. Each issue
Read moreThere was a lot made of Howard Chaykin’s last offering from Image Comics, but I ain’t hearing the same hoo-hah
Read moreWunderkind writer, Kieron Gillen and artist Stephanie Hans are teaming up to create an all-new, ongoing series titled Die. The series
Read moreVice Press, situated in Leeds, the home of Thought Bubble, are once again teaming up with 2000AD to create some
Read moreThe thoroughly enjoyable comic, Farmhand is out again this week and we’ve got a preview of Rob Guillory’s creator owned
Read moreThis year’s Local Comic Shop Day will be on Saturday November 17th and looking at some of their merchandise, it
Read moreLocal Comic Shop Day is nearly upon us once again and with the deadline for stores to sign up being
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