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Tara Togs – The Silence of Unicorns is an all-new graphic novel produced by former Oor Wullie and Broons artist
Read moreTara Togs – The Silence of Unicorns is an all-new graphic novel produced by former Oor Wullie and Broons artist
Read moreHe wrote one of the greatest stories in the character’s publishing history, but his story isn’t over. In May, Jonathan
Read moreAs a self-confessed fan of the Transformers, writer/artist Daniel Warren Johnson certainly knows what fans want and delivers it up
Read moreThe multiple Eisner Award winning creative team of writer Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Phillips are to produce on a new
Read moreWith our regular round up of Batman books published earlier today we also have the other DC Comics out this
Read moreWriter Sean Lewis (King Spawn, Thumbs) and artist Jonathan Marks Barravecchia are to produce a new three-issue blood-splattered series, Bear Pirate
Read moreComing out next week is the penultimate issue in the five-issue miniseries, Parliament of Rooks written and illustrated by Abigail
Read moreNot all stories end with a decisive win. Sometimes, the actual win is walking away mostly unscathed, to fight again.
Read moreIt’s quite the packed field this week with four new Batman related comics, making up the majority of DC Comics’
Read moreThunderCats are on the loose and popular. Dynamite announced Monday morning that they are going back to the presses for
Read moreTitan Comics has revealed a first look at Jimi Hendrix: Purple Haze its new graphic novel from author Mellow Brown (American
Read moreSwinging into comic book stores this Wednesday 14th February are four new Spider-Man related titles including the daddy of them
Read moreAl’s armor has been taken over by Pride! Can Ed, Lin, and the chimeras defeat him? And how was Pride
Read moreTime once more for The Sunday Spotlight, my weekly take on some of the comics news that’s passed my eyeballs
Read moreAnother quiet week for the X-Men, which is a surprise given how much pressure they’re all under at the moment.
Read moreAnother weekend is upon us and another selection of popular posts for your perusal. Rachel Bellwoar interviewed 2000 AD’s Aleš
Read moreStar Wars: Darth Vader #43 is out this Wednesday 14th February continuing to chart the untold stories of Darth Vader
Read moreMartin Scorsese is the latest auteur director to get the Titan Comics’ graphic novel treatment with the announcement of Martin
Read moreAhead of the weekend Skybound/Image Comics, in collaboration with Hasbro, have revealed the lineup of variant covers for Robert Kirkman
Read moreSkybound Comet has shared a 12 page preview for its forthcoming YA graphic novel, Sea Serpent’s Heir Book Three: Queen
Read moreWith 22 days remaining in the Kickstarter campaign, Kontra: Against Evil #1 has fully funded. The Filipino horror book from
Read moreI had the opportunity to sit down (virtually) with James Ferguson, former Senior Editor at Comicon, who has moved on
Read moreBest start believing in ghost stories, Doctor Strange, you’re in one. Actually, two counting good boy Bats the ghost dog.
Read moreTitan Comics returns us to the not-too-distant future in its preview for Blade Runner 2039 #10. A comic, like the
Read moreWhen you mention Space Camp, loads of folks my generation will immediately think of a goofy comedy film from 1986.
Read moreWe return to the video game world of Bloodborne in the latest installment of Bloodborne: The Bleak Dominion, out on Wednesday
Read moreSkybound and Image Comics, in partnership with Anonymous Content and Audible, have announced a new collection of previously published comics
Read moreArtist Jen Bartel does a somewhat standard “heroes coming toward the reader” cover. However, the visual effects in the background
Read moreTodd McFarlane’s Spawn#350 hits comic book shelves across the globe this month, with a promise of “an unprecedented shift and
Read moreUniverses have been ultimized once more, and it’s time for a familiar Black Panther in a new world to rise.
Read moreThere are few millennial comics fans who don’t consider X-Men The Animated Series one of the most formative pieces of
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