Something Spooky: ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft’ #1 Rolls A Lot Of Ones
Welcome to the table, It’s Spooky Season, so I thought it was a good time to take a look at
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Comics
Dan Watters To Write An Early Valentine For ‘The Terminator’
Writer Dan Watters loves The Terminator. Or, at least, he likes the Machines enough to pen Dynamite’s upcoming The Terminator Valentines Day Special
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New Horrors In A Future Landscape — Reviewing ‘Frankenstein: New World — The Speed Of Darkness #3’
Welcome to the table, When the things that scare us from the past haunt the far-flung future, the terror takes
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Interviewing Nick Maandag About His New Graphic Novel ‘Betas’
After reviewing Nick Maandag‘s recent graphic novel, Betas (published by Drawn & Quarterly), I interviewed him over email. You can
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Collectors Desk ‘Mini-Episode’ #1 — Bueller…? Bueller…?
Pawn Stars Toy Expert Steve Johnston, Comicon.com Senior Editor Brendan M. Allen, Actor/Comedian Paul Vato, and Comicon.com Editor-In-Chief Erik Amaya
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Advance Review — A Rushed Journey’s End For ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #12
It’s the end of the line for the Borg-cloned James T. Kirk, the U.S.S. Omega, and the series Star Trek:
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Daniel Warren Johnson’s ‘Chainkata’ Gets 116 Retailer Exclusive Covers
It’s a simple enough concept, according to the press release: Chicks. With chainsaws. In space. That’s Daniel Warren Johnson‘s Chainkata
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October Previews (Week Three): Previewing This Week’s New DC And Marvel Releases
Good morning and good day to you all, and welcome to the start of a new week and our regular
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Wottaya Mean, I’m Too Old To Compete?’ Edition
It’s Sunday; therefore, by a process of elimination for the other six days of the week, it’s The Sunday Spotlight.
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
A shorter one this weekend with just Erik Amaya and me on hand to choose three posts each from the
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Art For Art’s Sake #387: Celebrating 50 Years Of Captain Britain (Part 3)
This month sees the 50th anniversary of Captain Britain’s creation, something very special to me. Which is why I’m hijacking
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Illuminous Sponsors Ray-Anthony Height’s Inaugural Compton Comics Expo
Joseph Illidge’s IP and creative services company, Luminous, has announced its sponsorship of the inaugural Compton Comics Expo. Founded by
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Mad Cave Studio Offers A Special Sneak Preview Of ‘Victoria Jaguar’ #1
Mad Cave Studios has revealed a special sneak preview of Victoria Jaguar #1, hitting spinner racks on November 11th. A
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Reviewing ‘Kaitō’84’ #5
Welcome to the table, I’m not good with endings. I really don’t do well with them. I tend to skip
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Something Old, Something New, Something Black: Reviewing ‘Venom’ #1
When it comes to ongoing narratives within the realm of superhero comics, what is old is new again, and again.
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Something Spooky: ‘Into The Unbeing’ Is Unsettling In The Best Ways
The world is falling apart, on the verge of absolute ecological collapse. But that’s not the horror in Into The
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NYCC 2026: The Pressure Of Creating New Characters — Tom Reilly And Ben Abernathy Discuss ‘G.I. Joe’
Even though other franchises have been introduced into the Energon Universe, the major pillars are still Transformers and G.I. Joe.
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IDW Announces ‘Godzilla Vs Everything’
In recent years, Godzilla has fought quite the cavalcade of comic book characters, but surely Godzilla Vs Everything from IDW
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First Look At Image Comics’ ‘Blood & Thunder’ #19
We start the day with a first look at Skybound/Image Comics’ Blood & Thunder #19, from writer Benito Cereno (Invincible Presents:
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David Finch Debuts As The Next Legendary Artist On Skybound’s ‘Terminal’ #7
Skybound/Image Comics has announced that artist David Finch will make his debut on Robert Kirkman and Joe Casey’s X-Men-inspired series
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NYCC 2026: Robert Kirkman Describes The Unexpected Ways Fans Influence The Energon Universe
Robert Kirkman is the architect behind Skybound’s highly successful Energon Universe. He was there on day one writing the surprising
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Soaring High Once More — Reviewing ‘Nova: Return Of The Rings’ #1
Once upon a time, around fifteen years ago, Marvel Comics entered a period where multiple young new heroes were created.
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Something Spooky: ‘Count Crowley: Reluctant Midnight Monster Hunter’ #1
Welcome back to Something Spooky as we take a look at a slightly off-beat horror comic from just a few
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A Deep Dive Into One Of The Essential Wolverine Stories Of The Nineties — ‘The Marvel Age: Wolverine — Weapon X’ By Jim Rugg Reviewed
Jim Rugg’s The Marvel Age: Wolverine – Weapon X is another in a series of books from Bloomsbury Academic that takes
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Talking ‘Navigating With You’ Vol. 2 With Jeremy Whitley And Felia Hanakata
Every relationship gets tested at some point or another but to say Gabby and Neesha weren’t expecting to be challenged
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Kickstarting Comics: Spicy 18+ Fantasy ‘Feast Of the Unicorn!’
From the creative duo behind Johnny Wander comes a new anthropomorphic erotic fantasy comic titled Feast of the Unicorn. The
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Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Cold — Reviewing ‘The Mafia Vs. The Klan’
Sometimes the title alone is enough to get you reading a graphic novel. Fortunately, in the case of The Mafia
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First Look At ‘The Kennedys’ Biographical Graphic Novel From Titan Comics
Titan Comics’ forthcoming graphic novel, The Kennedys, charts the rise of one of America’s most famous political families from the
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NYCC 2026: Dan Watters Planted Seeds In ‘Destro’ That Begin To Sprout In ‘M.A.S.K.’
Skybound’s Energon Universe has gradually expanded, incorporating other properties besides G.I. Joe and Transformers. The fourth ongoing series, M.A.S.K., revolves
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Daft Punk Returns Within ‘Metal Hurlant’
Daft Punk are a legendary electronic music duo known for their experimentation and innovation. Notable collaborations have included the original
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #12 Races Along
Writer Rick Remender writes a script that may still work for some, but could disappoint a lot of readers. Most
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