Review: More Essential World-Building Anchors ‘Absolute Superman’ #4
While Absolute Superman #4 delays the appearance of the titular character, it does so for a couple of good reasons.
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Spidey Sunday: Previewing This Week’s ‘Spider-Man’ Comics
Spider-Boy #16 Writer: Dan Slott Artist/Cover: Paco Medina All-New Venom #3 Writer: Al Ewing Artist: Carlos E. Gomez Cover: Adam
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Strive To Be A Champion Of Tolerance And Diversity’ Edition
Another week, more news and views and comics things a-happening — it’s The Sunday Spotlight —
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Seven new X-Men comics hit stores this Wednesday, 12th February. That’s half of Marvel’s total new releases this coming week.
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
It’s Saturday and that means another round of picks by your dedicated editorial team. And here’s what we’ve all been
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Art For Art’s Sake #300: Celebrating 40 Years Of ‘Captain Britain Monthly’
Well, what the hell happened? One minute I was starting these Art For Art’s Sake articles and here we are,
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Bat Books: Previewing This Week’s Batman Family Titles
This week sees three new Batman books coming out from DC Comics. And all three feature the Dark Knight Detective
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Critiquing Comics #242: ‘The Star Tide Shores’ Vol. 1
The Star Tide Shores is an action space adventure comic that isn’t afraid to get a little deeper emotionally than,
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DC Comics Reveals Dan Mora ‘Action Comics’ #1 Facsimile Edition Cover
DC Comics is preparing for the biggest year for Superman in a very long time. As part of that celebration,
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Review — Facing An Uncertain Future, ‘Star Wars: A New Legacy’ #1 Succeeds By Looking Back
Ten years on from Marvel’s re-acquisition of the Star Wars license — an anniversary being celebrated by Star Wars: A
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Black Comics Month: Toss A Coin To ‘Quarter Killer’
Ah February, the month of love, and the shortest of the twelve months. Also, more importantly, it’s Black History Month.
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‘Viewing Life As A Timeless Whole: Talking ‘Blade Forger’ With The Miranda Brothers
Next month, Mad Cave releases the first issue of Roy and Inkaki Miranda’s Blade Forger. The fantasy title features a
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Review: ‘Batman’ #157 Wraps Up An Era With A Bang … And Not Much Else
About three years ago, I wrote about how the ending to a different run on Batman made me realize that
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Advance Review: ‘Defiant’ #1 Tries To Tell A Story Too Big For The Page
Imagine being able to write the last chapter of your own story – to create that one last tale and
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Who Are Devil Girl And Moon Dinosaur? Find Out In April’s ‘Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur 10th Anniversary Special’
It’s hard to believe that it’s been a decade since Lunella Layfette made her debut. In April, her original creators
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Sue Storm Turns The Marvel Universe Invisible In March Variant Covers
It’s the Fantastic Four’s biggest year in a very long time. Marvel Comics is celebrating all year long and in
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What Would Batman Do? — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #4
Each of us is the product of many influences within life. From parents or guardians to those who came later.
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Preview — ‘Cover Story: The 2000 AD Design Art Of Robin Smith’
A fascinating glimpse into the creative process as 2000 AD artist and art editor Robin Smith‘s cover designs for some
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Talking Mother Striga With Holly G! — Plus An EXCLUSIVE Preview Of ‘Betty & Veronica Friends Forever: Once Upon A Time’
Mother Striga’s cottage might not be made of candy like the witch’s in Hansel and Gretel, but that doesn’t make
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Review — ‘Wolverine’ #5 Spins Its Wheels
The cliffhanger ending to the previous issue suggested some notable developments in the Adamantine subplot. In practice, Wolverine #5 stands
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New ‘Marvel Rivals’ Variant Covers Reveal Game Concept Art
While Marvel Rivals might not quite be as hot as it was a month ago, it’s still a pop culture
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2418: Dredd’s Getting Scary In New Thrill ‘The Shift’
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest… it’s the Weekly 2000 AD.
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DSTLRY Experiments With ‘Commissioned Digital Remarques’ And ‘Unlimited Digital Covers’
DSTLRY has announced two additions to its digital marketplace: Commissioned Digital Remarques and Unlimited Digital Covers. Commissioned Digital Remarques allow
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Review — ‘Jango Fett: Trail Of Lost Hope’ Successfully Spotlights The “Simple Man” Of ‘Star Wars’
In the grand scheme of Star Wars, of all the characters descended — either biologically or spiritually — from Jango
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Preview: ‘Judge Dredd: A Better World’ — The Collection Of THE 2024 Dredd Tale
Judge Dredd: A Better World brings together the tale of Judge Maitland’s quest for change — an incredible, incendiary thing.
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Giving The Power To The People: ‘The Ultimates’ #9 Reviewed
Luke Cage was once a man falsely imprisoned and given a chance at a second life as a strongman with
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‘Marvel Contest Of Champions’ Adds ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Content In February
With Captain America: Brave New World arriving in theaters next week, Marvel Contest of Champions is looking to provide players
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Amy To The Rescue: ‘Night Club 2’ #5 Review
You know the rules. In comics, no one stays dead forever. Especially not vampires. But it’s still thrilling to witness
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‘Who The F*#k Is Frank?’ Also Asks “Who Pays The Tariffs On Comics And Collectibles?”
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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Scott Dunbier’s Artist Editions Come To Skybound In Multi-Year Deal
Skybound/Image Comics is the new home for Scott Dunbier’s (Act 4 Publishing) Artist Editions, with the first two releases announced
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