Charlie Adlard, Chris Condon And Andrew Ehrich’s ‘Of The Earth’ #1 Sells Out
Artist Charlie Adlard — you know, he did that comic with zombies — and co-writers Chris Condon (That Texas Blood) and Andrew
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Skybound Share A First Look At ‘Capes’ #8
Skybound and Image Comics have given fans a first look at the Invincible Universe’s Capes #8, from writer Benito Cereno,
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Review — The Opera Ghost Is Gloriously Unmasked In ‘Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera’ #4
Some artwork catches your eye. Others grab you in the stomach. Martin Simmonds’ manages to do both. From
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Mad Cave Studios Announces ‘The Phantom Vs. The Singh Brotherhood’
The Phantom walks. Evil dies. Mad Cave Studios, in partnership with King Features Syndicate, has announced The Phantom Vs. The
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The Monthly Megazine #492: The Black Tower Lands In Mega-City One & Judge Rico Is On The Case
Welcome once more to the Monthly Megazine — doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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Talking ‘Hidden Springs’ With Rob Williams And Nil Vendrell
Getting lost in the woods is never ideal, but getting lost in the woods only to witness a kaiju crash
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‘Exploit’ #3 Packs A Punch For Different Reasons — A Review
Writers Tim Leong and Laura Hudson open this issue in a way that will probably disorient several readers. The disorientation
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Review: ‘Corpse Knight’ #2 Gets Caught Up In Its Own Side Quests
Most stories – even limited comics series – have multiple plot points. Sure, the creative team is going to regale
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Ruling A World That Fears Them — Marvel Reveals First Look At ‘Midnight X-Men’
This summer, a horrifying new take on the Marvel Universe will debut. To build fan anticipation, Marvel has pulled back
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Vault Comics Announces ‘Money Shot: The F* Offs’ From Patton Oswalt, Tim Seeley, And Garth Graham
In the vein of Secret Wars or even DC K.O., Vault Comics’ new Money Shot sees a strange and returning
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‘Star Wars’ Month: Marvel Comics’ 2015 Revival Captured Lightning In A Bottle
When Star Wars was released in 1977, it was the beginning of a pop culture phenomenon. One of the big
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Previously On X-Men: Dani Takes A Trip Down Memory Lane
Angel takes on a new form, Rogue doesn’t get absolution, X-Men United is still a terrible puzzle and more in
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Review: Two Unexpected Characters Battle To The Death In ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #13
Exquisite Corpses’ final battle is here. But the two characters fighting for it are probably not the ones you were
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Talking ‘Mister Magic: The Graphic Novel’ With Kiersten White
Val doesn’t remember being on Mister Magic as a kid. When a reunion of the cast 30 years later for
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #10 Has A Riddle Sustaining The Mystery
Writer Rick Remender creates another strong script for this series. While there are some time skips in this issue, they
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Dracula Vs. Nazis In First Look At IDW Dark’s ‘Operation: Iron Coffin’ #1
Operation: Iron Coffin is a three-issue series featuring the (other) Prince of Darkness himself, Count Dracula, being thrown onto a
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First Look At Ed Brubaker And Sean Phillips’ ‘Five Gears In Reverse’ — A ‘Criminal’ Graphic Novel
Comics’ great crime thriller veterans — writer Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Phillips — are back with an all-new Criminal
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Two More Image Titles Sell Out: ‘Lost Fantasy’ #9 Gets A Third Print, ‘Tigress Island’ #1 Gets A *Fourth*
That’s right, Image Comics has once again rushed two of its titles back for further print runs, with Lost Fantasy
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Review: ‘Is Ted Ok?’ #4 Finally Answers Some Questions
Writer, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm uses a yellow hue to debatably help evoke a feeling of being sick from
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Advance Review — There Is Plenty To See In ‘The Eye Collector’ #1
Have you ever read a comic book or watched a movie that was so bizarre that, while you have no
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Hitting The Absolute Bullseye — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Arrow’ #1
In Star City, someone has decided that eating the rich isn’t enough. They enact brutal arrow-filled vengeance upon billionaires. Whoever
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It’s The Journey That Matters — Talking About ‘The Odyssey’ #1 With Writer Bruno Catarino
Setting Homer’s classic The Odyssey in space? It may seem out there — literally — but Bruno Catarino and team
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A Doughnut Hole In The Doughnut’s Hole — Reviewing ‘Neighborhood Watch’ #2
Secrets can be tricky. Shine a light on one, and invariably another will suddenly make an appearance. Soon enough, a
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Thought Bubble 2026: New Guests Announced
Celebrating its 20th anniversary show, Thought Bubble has already announced its first wave of comic book creators, and now it’s
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First Look At ‘Super Creepshow’ #4 And ‘Void Rivals’ From Skybound
With the long weekend, and celebrations stating early on the Friday, it was always inevitable there would be some catch-up
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Just What Is ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ Anyways?
If you’ve been in geek spaces in the last three or so months, you’ve heard the name Dungeon Crawler Carl.
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Kickstarting Comics — ‘Urbance: The Graphic Novel’
Urbance is a cyberpunk Romeo and Juliet story created by Joël Dos Reis Viegas and animated by Hiroshi Shimizu (Princess
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The Collectors’ Desk Episode 2 — Don’t Turn Your Back On The Wolfpac
Pawn Stars Toy Expert Steve Johnston, Sports Analyst Brett Lawson, Comicon.com Senior Editor Brendan M. Allen, Actor/Comedian Paul Vato, and
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May Previews (Week 4): Checking Out This Week’s New DC And Marvel Comics
It’s a rare Monday when both America and the UK have a day off. For you, it’s Memorial Day; for
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘I Got Ice Cream And You Didn’t!’ Edition
Welcome to The Sunday Spotlight, a nowhere near complete round-up of all the comics news this week. Alternatively, just a
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Happy Bank Holiday Weekend, everyone! Both here in the UK and over the pond in the Colonies. Here’s this week’s
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