Image To Publish Crime Thriller ‘My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies’ By Brubaker & Phillips
My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies is the first original graphic original graphic novel from the award-winning and bestselling team Ed
Read moreMy Heroes Have Always Been Junkies is the first original graphic original graphic novel from the award-winning and bestselling team Ed
Read moreRyan Cady is one of those names in comics that you’re starting to hear more and more about. Whether it’s
Read moreMarvel and comiXology have announced the next exclusive comiXology Originals digital comic series as Deadpool:Secret Agent Deadpool, a 6-issue bi-weekly
Read moreEisner-nominated and New York Times bestselling thriller writer Chelsea Cain reunites with her Mockingbird artistic collaborators, Kate Niemczyk, colorist Rachelle Rosenberg and letterer Joe Caramagna,
Read moreOne of the coolest pieces of comics news to break this week is that hit Netflix series Stranger Things is
Read moreIt seems the past month has been big for the celebration of books. Our very own executive editor, Hannah Means-Shannon
Read moreThere is a legal zone called the public domain which consists of things like comics, movies, etc., that anyone can
Read moreArriving in New York City, Harry’s telepathic talents are almost overwhelmed by the human chaos, but he and Shaman Twelvetrees
Read moreIris West has been taken to the 25th century to stand trial for the murder of Eobard Thawne. Barry, Wally,
Read moreBoom! Studios have announced that Over the Garden Wall will be returning from the publisher in an all-new five issue
Read moreWe’re getting a Captain America Annual in September, and writer Tini Howard (Rick and Morty, Power Rangers: Pink, The Skeptics,
Read moreThis is the issue I’ve been waiting for ever since co-creators, David Barnett and Martin Simmonds informed me at Portsmouth
Read moreFeaturing four very fetching variant covers, Tank Girl continues to raise Hell for her thirtieth birthday with the release of
Read moreA Strange & Beautiful Sound, by Zep from IDW, was a graphic novel that caught my eye this week and so
Read moreComing up this week on June 20th, Buffy the Vampire Slayer hits a major milestone when Season 12 kicks off
Read moreHailed as “The Walking Dead meets Supernatural“, Dead Life is a new horror comic from Titan Comics imprint, Statix Press,
Read moreI didn’t swag it up too much at Denver Comic Con 2018, partly due to splurging at a couple of
Read moreDenver Comic Con 2018 was an excellent show, with plenty of happy fans and creators in evidence, and a general
Read moreMarvel are going to be bringing some classic Conan the Barbarian comics to shops in a chunky omnibus for fans.
Read moreThe adage goes that a week is a long time in politics, and so it can be true of the
Read moreWhen we last left the Riverdale gang at the Spring Dance, Cheryl Blossom’s biological father had chained up the doors
Read moreAn alien has broken out of the space port and has been making its way through the local area, wreaking
Read moreIt’s a mark of an excellent comic book writer for a set-up issue to be engaging and exciting. It’s definitely
Read moreWednesday 20th June sees the release of the penultimate issue of Liam Sharp’s The Brave and The Bold, as Batman
Read moreBoom! Studios has been sharing sneak previews of some upcoming titles from its imprint Boom! Box, showcasing some of the
Read moreAll too often I’m reminded of comics from notable creators that were completely off my radar. Fortunately, these titles end
Read more(Cover by Tula Lotay) The 2000AD Sci-Fi Special 2018 – a very, very special! Every year, 2000AD delivers a summer
Read moreFor me, the two games I looked forward to the most at E3 were Kingdom Hearts 3 and Spider-Man. Based
Read moreDenver Comic Con is holding its seventh convention this weekend, and after several years of hosting over 100,000 attendees, the
Read moreReported widely around the world wide web recently was Terry Gilliam’s response to a reporter from CineNando upon the subject
Read moreThe Critiquing Comics Podcast is back tonight, from the same folks who bring us Deconstructing Comics, but this time looking
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