The Art Of Politics: April – Take A Wild Guess Who Dominated The Political Cartooning Landscape This Month?
Welcome to The Art of Politics, showing you the world’s greatest political cartoonists doing what they do best…
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Comics
‘Bug Wars’ #1 Gets A Third Printing With ‘Bugs War’ #3 Getting A Second Printing As Sales Success Continues
Copies of writer Jason Aaron and Mahmud Asrar‘s Bug Wars #1 and #2 continue to fly off the shelves, with
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2430 – Ghosted Goes Deep Into Your Head, But Not In The Ways You Thought
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, now 48 years young —it’s the Weekly 2000
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Image Comics, Ed Brubaker And Sean Phillips Announce A New ‘Criminal ‘Graphic Novel, ‘The Knives’
The Multiple Eisner award-winning creative team of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips are producing their first new Criminal graphic novel in
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Review — ‘Shadow Of The Golden Crane’ #3 Advances Toward Its (Hopefully) Epic Ending
Welcome to the table, This month’s Shadow of the Golden Crane kicks off With Agent Xiang investigating a haunting at
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Preview: ‘Best Of 2000 AD – Free Comic Book Day’ – The Past, Present, And Future Of 2000 AD
Saturday 3rd May 2025 is Free Comic Book Day – and 2000 AD are all in here with a Best
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Rob Liefeld’s ‘Youngblood Deluxe’ #1 Sells Out And Gets Fast Tracked For A Second Printing
Rob Liefeld’s Youngblood Deluxe #1 has sold out completely at the distributor level, making it the latest Image Comics debut
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New Story Announced For ‘DC Pride 2025’ Anthology
DC has announced an additional new story to be included in this June’s DC Pride 2025. The story is an
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Bestselling Author And Comics Scribe Alex Segura Joins the Uncanny Experience
The Uncanny Experience recently announced that award-winning novelist and comic book writer Alex Segura has joined the roster of guests
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IDW Announces ‘TMNT: Shredder’ For This Summer
This summer, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles‘ Shredder, is set to return to seek revenge. And the new IDW miniseries TMNT:
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Review: A Webwork Of Risky Life Choices Culminate In ‘Arcana Royale #1’
Welcome to the table, I’m a fan of weird fiction. I like it even better when it’s laced with heaping
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Thunderbolts Week: Why Bucky Barnes Is The Perfect Thunderbolt
At its best, the Thunderbolts have been about redemption. That even seems to be a big theme of the upcoming
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NHK World Japan Takes Us Behind The Scenes Of American Comic Book Anime
NHK World Japan takes us behind the scenes into the world of Anime adaptations of American comic books. With the
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Talking Psi-Judge Anderson And Free Comic Day With Alex De Campi And Silvia Califano
It’s hard to believe Free Comic Book Day is almost upon us. Celebrated every year on the first Saturday in
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Advance Review: ‘Pause’ #3 Poses Some Intriguing Questions
Imagine being able to tour New York City all by yourself. You can have breakfast in any restaurant you choose
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Review: ‘The Patchwork Girl Of Oz’ #4 Truly Begins
Writer/illustrator/letterer/colorist Otis Frampton arguably does much better with drawing the characters emoting in this issue. Yet, it is unclear to
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Preview: ‘Spector: Incorruptible’ – One Robo-Cop Against A Corrupt City In The Final Collaboration Between John Wagner And Carlos Ezquerra
Specter’s a sci-fi cop procedure that moves fast, piles on the intrigue and looks, but of course, absolutely perfect…
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Skybound Previews ‘Universal Monsters: The Mummy’ #3
Skybound/Image Comics, in partnership with Universal Products & Experiences, have shared a first look at Universal Monsters: The Mummy #3,by
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‘Who The F*#k Is Frank?’ Also Asks ‘What The Actual F*#k Is Happening?’
The Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present Who The F*#k Is Frank?. Joining them to discuss comics, toys,
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Critiquing Comics #243: ‘Fables Of Fear’ And ‘Black Plastic’
Fables of Fear is an anthology horror title by Karl Brandt and David Parsons. Tim and Adam discuss; there are
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Advance Review: ‘The Seasons’ #4 Sees Trouble For One
Writer Rick Remender is still doing some set-up at the beginning, and arguably some of the remainder, of this issue.
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Thunderbolts Week: Ranking Leaders Like Lightning
One of the most interesting things about the incredibly diverse types of teams that have used the name Thunderbolts is
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Review – ‘Frankenstein New World: The Sea of Forever’ #3
Welcome to the table, There may, at some point in some far flung future, come a time where I am
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‘Monstress’ Gets A Compendium Edition To Celebrate Its Tenth Anniversary From Image Comics
The highly acclaimed and multiple award-winning series (in 2016 Liu was the first woman to ever to win an Eisner
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‘Star Wars: Jedi Knights’ #2 Suggests A Fun Template For The Series — Review
There is a lightness to the first two issues of this young series. That’s not to say this is a
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‘Medieval Spawn’ #1 Gets A Second Printing After Selling Out
The debut issue of the new dark Spawn Universe four-issue fantasy epic, Medieval Spawn #1 from writer Rory McConville and artist
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‘Grendel’ Creator Matt Wagner Is The Latest Artist To Create Connecting Covers For Skybound’s ‘The Walking Dead Deluxe’
Skybound/Image Comics have revealed the latest set of connecting covers for The Walking Dead Deluxe series, from comoc book legend
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Commentary: Goku And Superman Are Both Challenged The Most By Magic
There have been countless comparisons between Superman and Dragon Ball‘s Son Goku. Both are incredibly strong beings who triumph over equally
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Thunderbolts Week: A Justice Like Lightning Primer
Nearly thirty years ago, Justice Like Lightning first struck as Thunderbolts #1 debuted in 1997. In the wake of Onslaught,
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Advance Review: ‘Something Is Killing The Children’ #41 Kicks Off New Arc – Painfully Slowly
After a series of one-off issues, Something is Killing the Children returns to longer-form storytelling with issue #41. Normally, that
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Picking Up The Scattered Pieces — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #15
Sit with something long enough and your feelings may begin to change. Opinions can steadily be chipped away. Sometimes that
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