Talking Dynamite’s ‘Barbarella’ With Writer Blake Northcott
If all you need to hear is the name “Barbarella” for the lyrics to her theme song from the 1968
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Read moreMarvel Unlimited is still one of the best values in comics, offering the entire Marvel digital library for just $10
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Read moreImage Comics is to release Jill Thompson’s Scary Godmother collection of stories as a compendium trade paperback edition. As an
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Read moreOver a decade ago, Valiant Comics’ relaunch made a big splash. Unfortunately, the publisher appeared to be one of the
Read moreAfraid of missing out on all the preparations for the Riverdale High School Dance? Never fear, YDM is here (or
Read moreThe Power Fantasy #1 by Kieron Gillen (The Wicked + The Divine, Die, Darth Vader, forthcoming We Called Them Giants) and Caspar Wijngaard
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Read moreMore Garth Ennis-helmed war stories bringing back classic characters from classic Brit comics… but that’s not all – welcome to
Read moreMarvel is putting a lot behind the relaunch of West Coast Avengers this November. In the latest variant cover reveal,
Read moreNext week sees the publication of Conan the Barbarian: Battle of the Black Stone #1 from writer, Jim Zub, artist Jonas
Read moreWriter Mark Maia is also the publisher of this comic, and since this issue lacks an editor the responsibility of
Read moreAbsolute Power has hit few heroes as hard as it’s hit Superman. In Superman #17, though, we get to see
Read moreRachael Smith‘s fabulous Nap Comix reaches an incredible 200 episodes very soon – share the love! I love Rachael Smith’s
Read moreLet The Terminator theme invade your brain. Dynamite and Humble Bundle announced Wednesday the debut of The Terminator 40th Anniversary
Read moreDeadpool has taken theaters by storm (again) this Summer in a big way, and is all over the place again.
Read moreFrom Vegas to Hot Dog, Riverdale is full of memorable pets — so much so that Moose is starting to
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Read moreMad Cave Studios has announced the inaugural issue of Flash Gordon Quarterly: The Fall Of King Vultan, a multiverse of
Read moreBack in March we helped announce Titan Comics’ plans to reprint the long out-of-print, cult classic comic book, Phoo Action,
Read moreWelcome to the table, Attack on Titan was a sleeper hit for me. I had a roommate back when the
Read moreFLASHBACK! A then-recent R. Crumb compilation is reviewed by a Crumb connoisseur (Kumar) and a Crumb newbie (Tim). The book
Read moreContinuing to parody Batman mercilessly in the pages of Nemesis: Rogues’ Gallery #2, writer Mark Millar and artist Valerio Giangiordano
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