Review: ‘Fantastic Four’ #16 Bakes Science Into Fiction
One of the great things about science fiction is when a story grounds itself in real world science. In Fantastic
Read moreOne of the great things about science fiction is when a story grounds itself in real world science. In Fantastic
Read moreCo-creator of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Kevin Eastman and writer David Avallone (Elvira, Batwheels) along with artists Ben Bishop (The
Read moreMarvel’s What If…? Often gives us new takes on popular stories. The upcoming What If…? Venom! breaks that mold and
Read moreIt’s all hands on deck as the Titans’ latest foe and one of their own have descended upon Titan’s Tower.
Read moreOne of the most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good jumping on
Read moreMelissa F. Olson is one of the writers of Project Cryptid. This title is the first continuing series to see
Read moreOver the weekend we brought you our usual round up of Spider-Man, X-Men and Star Wars previews leaving the following
Read moreUltimate Spider-Man was one of the freshest new takes on Marvel heroes in a very long time. Now the story
Read moreAs well as out regular round up of Batman related books – of which there are a few – and
Read moreAfter the announcement that writer Jason Aaron was heading up the relaunch of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at IDW, we
Read moreThis Tuesday 23rd January sees the debut of two new Titans’ comic books tying in to the current ‘Beast World’
Read moreGood and bad, this week’s selection of new Batman comics has it all. From the Penguin to Harley Quinn and
Read moreWriter Dave Maass and artist Patrick Lay are two of the creative talents adapting the 1943 opera Der Kaiser von
Read moreBOOM! Studios has revealed a first look at Abbott: 1979 #4, the penultimate issue in their series from writer Saladin
Read moreHenry Winkler and Adam Savage join previously announced Ian McDiarmid for Planet Comicon 2024. Also in this wave of guest
Read moreFanhome brings one of the most famous cars in history to collectors with the launch of the Batmobile (1966) build-up
Read moreThree new Spidey related titles debut this Wednesday 22nd January from Marvel, and as ever on this Sunday afternoon/evening we
Read moreIt’s Sunday once more, which means it’s time for another quick trundle round the comics news that you might not
Read moreThe X-Men continue to fall in X-Force #38 and Resurrection of Magneto #1, both out on Wednesday 22nd January from
Read moreWe have five popular posts to share with you this week with three focussing on Dungeons & Dragons, as you’ll
Read moreIf your week has been as busy as ours, you may have missed one or two of our comics reviews.
Read moreTime to have a little wander around the comics world of art. It’s a wonderful world most of the time
Read moreMagnetic Press has announced high-speed cyberpunk graphic novel No Future, live now on Kickstarter. The satirical book is touted as
Read moreThis week we have a new Thrawn miniseries debuting from Marvel. Out on Wednesday 22nd January this new book adapts
Read moreMad Cave Studios has revealed a first look at Nottingham #11, the first issue in the final arc of the
Read moreDC Comics have revealed its Free Comic Book Day (FCBD) titles for 2024, with yet another broad selection of comic
Read moreAll good things come to an end, and so it is with the sixth and final volume to the best
Read moreWelcome to the table, I’ve always been a comic fan, even when I had to take a few years away
Read moreThrow together two big giant guns, tons of pouches, and a surly attitude. What does that get? Double the Cable.
Read moreThunderCats are loose! Dynamite announced Friday that ThunderCats #1 reached 170,000 copies following last weekend’s final order cutoff date —
Read moreAlthough we’re a long, long way away from the next Lakes International Comics Festival (LICAF) in September 2024, that isn’t
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