‘DC X Sonic The Hedgehog’ #1 Is Joyful, Silly Fun
The best kinds of crossovers give fans of one property a reason to check out the other while having fun
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DC And Realm Announce ‘DC High Volume: Batman’ Audio Dramas Featuring The Best Of Bat
DC and Realm today announced DC High Volume: Batman, a new scripted, weekly series featuring audio adaptations of DC’s greatest Batman
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Daredevil Month: Ranking Every ‘Daredevil’ #1 Cover
Once upon a time, #1 issues were rare. In the old days, publishers believed readers were more likely to take
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‘Darkwing Duck Omnibus’ Vol. 1 Flaps Terror Into June
It is a treasury that flaps in the night. Dynamite announced on Thursday plans to release Darkwing Duck Omnibus Vol.
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Dynamite Unveils ‘ThunderCats/The Powerpuff Girls’ #1 Covers
Third Earth will soon experience Chemical X. And readers of Dynamite’s upcoming ThunderCats/The Powerpuff Girls can see some of that
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David Avallone And Edu Menna Set Out For A Pulp Adventure In ‘Red Sonja: Noir’ This June
Red Sonja is going pulp. To an extent, pulp is part of her origin as writer Robert E. Howard began
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‘The Experience’ To Support Peter David On Friday’s Show
The Experience began its existence during the pandemic lockdown in the hopes of recreating some of the thrill of original
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Dynamite’s ‘Vampirella’ #1 Print Run Exceeds 84,000 Copies
Vampi does it again. Dynamite announced Thursday that its upcoming Vampirella #1 — due out next week — has exceeded
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2424; Dredd’s Nightmare Shift Continues
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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Searching For The Toy Surprise — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #3
Opening a box of Deadpool/Wolverine comes with expectations. Crispy crunchy flakes of violence, marshmallow quips, and fourth wall-breaking aplenty. Not
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Mark Waid Chronicles The ‘New History Of The DC Universe’ In A Four-Issue Series
If anyone is going to do a good job of chronicling the newest DC timeline, then it’s writer Mark Waid.
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Heroes & Villains’ Rogue And Gambit Collection Celebrates The Iconic X-Men Couple
There are many iconic couples in comics from Superman & Lois Lane to Wiccan & Hulkling. If you were putting
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Dino On The Run — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Mutant Nation’ #5
Pepperoni. It’s one of the most common ingredients found on pizzas. It’s also the adorable awesome dinosaur companion to Raphael.
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Earth’s Mightiest Heroes Face The King Of The Monsters In June’s ‘Godzilla Vs. Avengers’ #1
Marvel’s first Godzilla Vs the Marvel Universe one shot hits later this month, and the King of the Kaiju’s rampage
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Talking Silver Sprocket’s ‘The Confessional’ With Paige Hender
When a person (or vampire) is plagued by guilt, it only makes sense that they would want to turn to
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Red Dead Pirates Now — Reviewing ‘Green Lantern Corps’ #2
The universe is in chaos. So are the various spectra of emotional light harnessed by those usually called Lanterns. With
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Skybound Comet Shares An Extended Preview Of ‘Pizza Witch’ By Sarah Graley And Stef Purenins
Skybound Comet and Image Comics have revealed an extended first look at Sarah Graley and Stef Purenins‘ Pizza Witch, a
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‘Who The F*#k Is Frank?’ Also Asks ‘Who The F*#k Are The Tetas?’
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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Deconstructing Comics #836: ‘Clyde Fans’ Reviewed By Two Fans
In Clyde Fans by Seth, two brothers run a fan company for fifty years. One might expect it to be prosaic,
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Endings — Reviewing ‘The Serpent In The Garden: Ed Grey And The Last Battle For England’ #3
Welcome to the table, Before I start … Thank you, Mike Mignola. Things often start with brilliant beginnings. In
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A Past With No Honor — Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #30
Time is a really funny thing. Myths and legends are born of it, their veracity hard to determine. Especially those
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Comics Legend Kyle Hotz Teases The Mystery Of Doom’s ‘Superior Avengers’
Marvel’s upcoming Superior Avengers is a crucial part of the One World Under Doom event. Superstar artist Kyle Hotz is
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What Do We Think Of Marvel’s ‘Imperial’ Event?
Last week, Marvel announced yet another event, but this one is one worth getting excited about. So how do we
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Kylo Ren Is A Sadboy In Another Strong Issue — Reviewing ‘Star Wars: Legacy of Vader’ #2
Thanks to the way it’s come to symbolize the divided reaction to Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Kylo Ren’s repeated
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Artist, Feral Wife, And Toddler Momster Bridgit Connell Talks ‘Lady Baltimore: The Daughters Of Medusa’
Welcome to the table, It’s not secret I love the worlds that Mike Mignola creates. His creative partners include visionaries
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An Abrupt But Satisfying Conclusion — Reviewing ‘Transformers’ #18
It was a little stunning, reaching the end of this issue and reading the letters page, to see it referred
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Fresh Risks To Foreign Comic Creators Doing Comic Cons In The USA & Canada Emerge
Last week, we had the news of the detention at the US/Canadian border of Welsh comic maker Becky Burke (see
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‘Craniacs’ Trading Cards Get A Comic Book Series From Titan Comics
The popular trading card property, Craniacs, is about to make its comic book debut, thanks to Titan Comics. “In the
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IDW Announces Three New ‘Star Trek’ Comic Book Mini-Series
IDW are expanding their Star Trek fran chise with three new series. But you knew that from the headline. What
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War, What Is It Good For!? — Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #12
Misunderstandings, symbiote sibling munching, goon squad punching, and multiple double on double crossings sure work to keep things interesting. Pretty
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Advance Review: Killers Unite In ‘Buried Long, Long Ago’ #1
Belle Gunness is not your typical comic book serial killer. First, the main character in Buried Long, Long Ago is
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