Bat Books: Previewing This Week’s ‘Batman’ Books
Batman may be known as the Dark Knight, but there’s not much dark about a somel of the new Batman
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The Weekly 2000 AD: Prog 2410 — Epic Is Just What The Out Does
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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Interview — Ben Stenbeck Talks ‘The Serpent In The Garden: Ed Grey And The Last Battle For England’
Welcome to the table, In times of worry and uncertainty, when I seek an anchor to ground myself in the
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Is There A Sorcerer In The House? — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #10
A king dreams of killing a potential god as the war between Wakanda and their unearthly foes continues to drag.
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Comics We’re Thankful For: How ‘The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe’ Forged A Love Of Fictional Nonfiction
I still remember the first time I encountered the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe. My middle school buddy Christian’s
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Comics We’re Thankful For — ‘X-Men: Marvel Snapshots’ Provides Hope And A Hero
The turkey is reading and the plethora of sides, the true stars of the holiday, are laid upon the table.
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Comics We’re Thankful For: ‘Ripple Effects’ Tackles Real Life With Superheroics
With the US Thanksgiving holiday this week, the bullpen thought it would be fitting to put together a list of
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Comics We’re Thankful For: Igniting A Lifelong Fandom With ‘G.I. Joe’
Good morning and happy Thanksgiving! This year for every American’s favorite gluttonous holiday, the Comicon team wanted to take a
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Commnetary: ‘The Me You Love In The Dark’ And The Problem Of Serialized Comics
Comics are a very tricky medium. Often times, there’s a conflict between the pacing of a story and its format.
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Built Upon A Foundation Of Lies: Reviewing ‘Lawful’ #5
No matter how new a world might seem, the sins of the old world tend to remain strong as ever.
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R.L. Stine’s ‘The Graveyard Club’ Gets A Sequel At BOOM! Studios
The next chapter of legendary horror author R.L. Stine and acclaimed illustrator Carola Borelli’s coming-of-age teen thriller arrives in Spring
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Todd McFarlane Returns To Writing Duties With ‘Spawn’ #360
That’s right, folks, next year Todd McFarlane returns to writing Spawn with Spawn #360 with art by Brett Booth. Spawn’s
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The First Two Arcs Of ‘Blue Book’ To Be Offered In New Library Edition
Dark Horse Comics and Tiny Onion have announced Blue Book Library Edition Volume 1. The new hardcover compiles Blue Book:
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Interview: Ed Brisson Talks Dynamite’s ‘Silverhawks’
Welcome to the table, I vividly remember rummaging through my childhood dresser for a pair of tattered knee-high socks with
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Review — ‘Star Wars The Battle of Jakku: Republic Under Siege’ #1 Is More Of the Same
This issue of Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku comes with two numbers on its cover. However, it quickly becomes
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Skybound/Image Comics Announce Three Energon Hardcover Collections For 2025
Skybound/Image Comics, in collaboration with Hasbro, has announced three Energon Universe deluxe hardcover collections to be released in the spring
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Deconstructing Comics #821: The Fantastic Four On Film — ‘The Fantastic Four’ (1994), A Roger Corman Production (Part One)
By the early 1990s, Superman and Batman were blockbuster movie franchises, but Marvel had yet to find a way to
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Twisting And Turning Through Life- Reviewing ‘Minor Arcana’ #3
Life, or perhaps the universe at large, provides a seemingly infinite number of paths which could be taken any time.
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Review: ‘Wolverine’ #3 Improves By Promising Something Different
In a couple of key ways, Wolverine #3 is an improvement on the previous two issues of the series. It
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Breaking All The Barriers: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #26
Time and space are very fun concepts. Breaking or bending them is just business as usual for most Starfleet crews.
Read moreJumping On: Series Premieres, One-Shots, And New Story Arcs Kicking Off On November 27, 2024
One of the most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good jumping on
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DC Comics Shares A First Look At The New ‘Aquaman’ #1
Aquaman returns as part of the DC All-In publishing initiative courtesy of writer Jeremy Adams, with art by John Timms,
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Something Familiar Feels Fresh Again: Reviewing ‘Jupiter Legacy: Finale’ #2
After the startling and seismic shocks of the first issue, writer Mark Millar and artist Tommy Lee Edwards do not
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‘West Coast Avengers’ #1 Debuts With A Special Surprise Variant
This week, Marvel’s West Coast Avengers revival debuts, bringing back one of the publisher’s longest standing teams. This latest revival
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Advance Review: ‘The Tin Can Society’ #3 Keeps The Mystery
Writer/co-plotter Peter Warren and co-plotter Rick Remender continue to create an interesting murder mystery. There is a still full suspect
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The Empty Calories Of Comics: Reviewing ‘Storm’ #2
Storm, current Avenger and former X-Man, is dying. Radiation poisoning is wracking her body, with mere hours left to live.
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Get A First Look At ‘What If…? Mickey & Friends Became The Fantastic Four’ #1
Marvel and Disney’s mash-ups have been a big hit since the beginning of 2023. In January, the publisher starts the
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Blasting Too Much From The Past: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #17
Memories. They’re tricky things that reveal where we’ve been and often build a path to where we’re headed. Mix them
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Brooding Menace And An Art Show: ‘The Power Fantasy’ #4 Reviewed
Kieron Gillen says it best when, in The Power Fantasy #4’s accompanying essay, he describes this issue’s focal character, artist
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Spidey Sunday: Previewing This Week’s New ‘Spider-Man’ Comics
Venom War #5 Writer: Al EwingArtist: Iban CoelloCover: Iban Coello Spider-Boy #13 Writer: Dan SlottArtist: Paco MedinaCover: Paco Medina, Edgar
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