Fletcher & Kerschl’s Isola #1 Sells Out And Goes Back To Print
And just like that, Isola #1 has sold out and is at this very moment being rushed back to the
Read moreAnd just like that, Isola #1 has sold out and is at this very moment being rushed back to the
Read moreWe know that Marvel are doing the #800 issue of Amazing Spider-Man big as an anniversary and landmark, and recently
Read moreIf you haven’t read Bryan Lee O’Malley and Leslie Hung’s Snotgirl…well, why are you starting here with a review of
Read moreSpinning out of the events of Dark Nights: Metal (sort of), the Controllers have created their own army to bring
Read moreThe brand-new supernatural mystery series by the acclaimed team of JEFF LEMIRE and ANDREA SORRENTINO (Old Man Logan, Green Arrow)
Read moreRick Veitch’s ground breaking series, The One, continues apace this Wednesday, the 11th of April as the third issue of
Read moreIn one of those team ups that seems just right from the start, writers Leah Moore and John Reppion (Damsels,
Read moreWe’ve previously heard that Amazing Spider-Man: Wakanda Forever #1 would start a crossover event between three titles, and now we
Read moreIt’s Tank Girl’s thirtieth birthday this year, as I’ve mentioned before, and as part of the year long celebration of
Read moreThis Thursday 12th April at 6pm (EST) you can get yourselves over to John Tyler Christopher’s website store and pre-order
Read moreI’m way behind on posting my swag shots, partly because of luggage packing and delayed flights, partly due to the
Read moreMeet Ana and Gabe—the last two humans left alive in the galaxy. They’re low on fuel, they’re low on food,
Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back this week discussing the new anthology Once Upon a Time Machine Vol. 2, published
Read moreDark Horse have announced that we can expect a chunky new trade collection arriving in September 2018 that brings together
Read moreBrian Wood, the visionary writer behind DMZ and Briggs Land, and Jorge Coelho (Venom, Rocket Raccoon) present a provocative vision
Read moreWhile, thankfully, the massive industry shifts we’ve been witnessing lately, with executives, editors, and PR folks moving from one company
Read moreA stranded alien continues to hide in plain sight in Patience, Washington, posing as the small town’s doctor. When a
Read moreIt’s been far too long, but when you see the level of detail writer/artist Gabriel Rodríguez puts into each page, the
Read moreBased on an animated show that originally featured on Crackle, but now has its home on Adult Swim!, Super Mansion
Read morePower Rangers: Shattered Grid has just started and it has already reached major event status with some big reveals and
Read moreBeginning in issue #45 of the Harley Quinn ongoing series, new writer Sam Humphries (Green Lanterns, Nightwing) will send everyone’s
Read moreAfter losing control of their pet robot, Leonardo da Vinci and his apprentice, Isabel return to Florence. What do they
Read moreSonic the Hedgehog returns after a brief hiatus in Sonic the Hedgehog #1 from IDW. The story picks up right
Read moreBy Zachary Krishef When I first heard about Betty And Veronica: Vixens, I was intrigued. The notion of Riverdale’s female
Read moreThey may not quite be The Fellowship of the Ring, but Avalon’s band of brothers could be the best bet
Read moreBy Zachary Krishef I Hate Fairyland has been chugging away for nearly three years now, but Skottie Young is far
Read moreWriter Brian Maruca (Afrodisiac) and co-writer/artist Jim Rugg (The Plain Janes, Afrodisiac) are bringing Street Angel to us in triplicate
Read moreWritten by Christos Gage and illustrated by Paolo Villanelli, Rom & Micronauts #4 is out this week, Wednesday 11th April,
Read moreDuring the Diamond Summit and C2E2, Dynamite announced that they’re going to be releasing a new and special hardcover collection
Read moreIn an announcement that will please many fans, Valiant has revealed that a new series of Britannia is coming up
Read moreBy Tony Thornley Say what you will about the franchise–the X-Men have the most passionate fanbase in comics. That’s why,
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