Art For Art’s Sake #211: Davis And Kurtzman’s Caricatures… More Glorious Comic Art
Art For Art’s Sake, Comicon’s weekly trip through the world of comic art, old, new, familiar, unusual, but always brilliant…
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J. Michael Straczynski Returns To Marvel In September’s ‘Captain America’ #1
Announced earlier by io9, acclaimed writer and filmmaker J. Michael Stracyznski will make his return to Marvel Comics this September
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Boldly Going Where We’ve Gone Before: Reviewing ‘Star Trek Annual 2023’
Behold, the Holodeck! A future technological marvel where any vista, period, moment, or space can be brought to holographic life.
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Advance Review: It’s Raining Angels In ‘Blood Tree’ #5
The body count in Blood Tree is growing exponentially. Wingman, the serial killer who targets the families of murderers, starts
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Beware Of Falling Bats: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1072
With the lights still dimmed and the audience comfy in their seats, the second act of the Gotham Nocturne continues.
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Titan Comics Reveal A First Look At The New Story Arc Beginning In ‘Blade Runner: 2039’ #5
Titan Comics have released a first look at Blade Runner: 2039 #5 by writer Mike Johnson, artist Andres Guinaldo and
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Advance Review: `Hairball’ #3 Pivots To A Psychological Thriller
The line between sanity and insanity in Hairball is no longer clear. In the first issues, it was clear that
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Doing Good With Comics: ‘The Ballistic Boyz’ Now Live On CrowdFundr
Nonprofit comic book publisher EchoVerse Comics is raising funds for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) with a Crowdfundr campaign for The Ballistic
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The Next Great Swords & Sorcery Adventure: ‘The Shadows Of Thule’ Advance Review
Welcome to the table, Read this… When a Roman general, manipulated by a necromancer, decides to awaken an ancient plague,
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This July, It’s The Beginning Of The End In Jed Mackay’s ‘Moon Knight’ #25
Jed MacKay’s Moon Knight reaches its monumental 25th issue this July. The milestone Moon Knight #25 will be an oversized
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Consumed By Darkness: Reviewing ‘Static: Shadows Of Dakota’ #4
Heroes always win. They vanquish evil, right injustices, rescue those who need rescuing, and generally save the day or world.
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Celebrate The Dad In Your Life With Our Comicon Father’s Day Gift Guide
Dad. Papa. Patriarch. Griller-in-chief. Geek. With Father’s Day only a little more than a week away, how do you say
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One Last Heist… What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Extended Preview For ‘Sins Of The Salton Sea’ #1 From AWA Studios
Written by Ed Brisson Art by C. P. Smith “Wyatt, a professional thief living off the grid, is recruited by
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Preview: ‘The Spider’s Syndicate of Crime Vs The Crook From Space’ – More Wonderfully Strange Adventures From Brit Comic History
The second volume of arachnid adventures from a classic Brit hero/villain from the ’60s – this time it’s The Spider
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Your First Look At Skybound And Com2uS’ ‘Summoners War: Awakening’ #3
Skybound and game publisher Com2uS have revealed a first look at Summoners War: Awakening #3 from writer Justin Jordan (Harrower),
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Celebrate Cap’s Legacy In July’s ‘Captain America’ #750
Steve Rogers and Sam Wilson have carried the mantle of Captain America with pride. This Independence Day, Marvel Comics celebrates
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Mad Cave Studios Announces Partnership With Amit Tishler
Welcome to the table, Mad Cave Studios has announced a partnership with up-and-coming director, animator, and TV writer Amit Tishler
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Advance Review: ‘Bone Orchard – Tenement’ #1 Shakes Up Comic Book Monotony
Leave it to master storytellers Jeff Lemire and Andrew Sorrentino to defy conventional comic book wisdom while enticing readers to
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Carol Danvers Goes Old School For ‘Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest’ #1 Variant Cover
Captain Marvel’s latest series of adventures are about to wrap up, but there is more on the horizon. July brings
Read moreMad Cave Studios Announces Righteous New Adult Fantasy Series ‘Crusader’
Writer/artist Matt Emmons and Ukrainian letterer Andriy Lukin have teamed up for a new action/fantasy series, Crusader, available this Fall
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Thinking About Christmas Already? It’s The Treasury Of British Comics Annual
Celebrating the finest of comics past and present, The Treasury Of British Comics Annual 2024 brings classics from the past
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Previewing ‘Thomas Girtin, The Forgotten Painter’: New From Oscar Zarate And SelfMadeHero
The new graphic biography from Oscar Zarate and SelfMadeHero throws light on a pioneering watercolour artist and contemporary of Turner.
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Beating The Devil At His Own Game: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #104
What would you do with superpowers for a day? That’s a question tons have mulled over at least once before.
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Writer’s Commentary: David Avallone Talks ‘Elvira In Monsterland’ #1 From Dynamite
David Avallone returns with another one of his engrossing Writer’s Commentaries exclusive to comicon.com. A commentary for Elvira In Monsterland
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Previewing ‘In Hell We Fight’ #1 By John Layman And Jok
Written by John Layman Art by Jok SERIES PREMIERE – Life in hell ain’t easy. Demons try to torture you
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The Experience To Feature Mark Bagley’s Remaining Spider-Verse Pages On Friday’s Show
The Experience — the weekly online original art show — is once again returning to the Spider-Verse with another treat for
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The Comic Book Workers United Union Files Unfair Labor Practices Against Image Comics
Well, if you form a union then there must be good reason to need to be in one. After all,
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Preview: Another Classic British Humour Strip Gets Collected — Get Yer Gnashers Around ‘Gums’
The Great White (Toothless) Shark returns to menace the Australian coast this November in the first collection of the classic
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Preview: A Constant State Of Paranoia In ‘You’ve Been Cancelled’ #1
Mad Cave Studios has revealed a preview of You’ve Been Cancelled #1, dropping next Wednesday from writer Curt Pires, artist
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Nothing But Horror Within And Without: Reviewing ‘The Neighbors’ #3
Often the scariest things in life are those that come from within. Either within ourselves or the circles of relationships.
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The Art Of Politics: Of Coronations And Electioneering… It’s May
The Art of Politics, running through the political cartooning of the month, every month…
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