Oni Press Books Your Summer Reading List With Three Collections In 2018
Oni Press are announcing their Summer 2018 plans for comic collections to dominate your summer reading–is there anything better than
Read moreOni Press are announcing their Summer 2018 plans for comic collections to dominate your summer reading–is there anything better than
Read moreComics readers are treated to a remarkable book this week with seasonal flavor, a collaboration between two creators who have
Read moreLast week we received our first glimpse at some of the titles that will be available on Free Comic Book
Read moreAmong the presents under the tree this year perhaps you’d like a sampling of some ice cold revenge. That’s what’s
Read moreI’ve thoroughly enjoyed this Arthurian retelling, with more than a bit of Lovecraft mixed into it, from writer Cullen Bunn
Read moreImage have announced that Robert Kirkman and Rick Remender will both taking part in Image Expo in February 2018, set
Read moreWitchblade returned for a much heralded resurrection of the character and title from Top Cow, and the numbers are in:
Read moreThe Deconstructing Comics Podcast is back tonight with coverage from CAT 2017 and a special talk with Bryan Lee O’Malley.
Read moreOni Press has announced their Free Comic Book Day 2018 title as an Invader ZIM comic based o the Nickelodeon
Read more“Sometimes dairy is a dish best served spoiled”, says Dark Horse. Over the years, Milk and Cheese has been entertaining
Read moreAliens have landed on Earth. They’ve come not for war or peace, but for business. When a rogue alien leaves
Read moreThis March, Marvel will be publishing a comic focused on the “opening of the Hong Kong Disneyland Iron Man Experience
Read moreThe Coyotes aren’t done with our girl Red, and neither is Officer Coffey! When Coffey tracks the teen assassin to
Read moreWe’ve been following the interesting history of the tech-driven sci-fi world of Myopia on Comicon.com for some time, having caught
Read moreDespite being presented with tons of evidence, Superman cannot entirely accept that the villain Mr. Oz was actually his biological
Read moreIf you wanted to be amid a group of comics luminaries and creators while mingling with people from many other
Read moreDark Horse are set to release a new edition of Legacy: A House of Night Graphic Novel, based on the
Read moreBoom! Studios and Cartoon Network have announced a new one-shot comic special arriving in March 2018 focusing on “BMO’s springtime
Read moreBy this point, Angry Birds have become more than a sum of their own parts. And, as such, these cheeky,
Read moreIn this episode of Listen To My Art I welcome fan favorite writer/artist Andrew MacLean to talk about Head Lopper
Read moreThe trade paperback is a relatively recent development in the comic book industry and the expectation of a collection for
Read moreWhat the world needs now is a Grumpy Cat and Garfield collection. Or maybe for Christmas? It does make a
Read moreFirst up, this isn’t a very Christmasy themed book. In fact, Christmas doesn’t even get a mention, given the vignettes
Read moreAfter a teaser letting us know Shadowman was coming back to Valiant (and actually that had been teased verbally in
Read moreBarry Allen rushes to Iron Heights fearing his friend and colleague Kristen has been murdered. That was what we were
Read moreMarvel and comiXology announced back in October 2017 that one of the new exclusive “Originals” comics that the digital platform
Read moreXena: Warrior Princess returns in February from Dynamite Entertainment with an all-new series written by Meredith Finch, drawn by Vicente
Read moreCollecting together the recent issues of Judge Dredd: Blessed Earth mini-series from IDW, this first volume in the current Dredd saga
Read moreOni Press have announced that they’ll be releasing a series of Rick and Morty one-shots coming up, each 40 pages
Read moreIssue 25 of IDW’s Back To The Future comic book series sees the end of the current story arc and the
Read moreComicon.com welcomes back the Critiquing Comics Podcast tonight, from the same folks who bring us Deconstructing Comics, but this time
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