Previewing Geoff Johns And Gary Frank’s ‘Junkyard Joe’ #2 From Image Comics
Written by Geoff Johns Art by Gary Frank “Mad Ghost’s tales of The Unnamed continue as we go from 1972
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Read moreOver the past decade, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe at IDW Publishing has expanded wider and wider bringing in
Read moreTitan Comics and entertainment studio Heroic Signatures will debut their version of Conan as part of 2023’s Free Comic Book Day. Conan
Read moreKilladelphia co-creator and writer Rodney Barnes announces his next series with Image Comics, coming in February 2023 alongside artist Alex Lins
Read moreRed 5 Comics has revealed a preview of Maeve Issue 1, coming December 7, 2022 from writer Chris Seixas, artist
Read moreBOOM! Studios has revealed a first look at Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #102. The bold Reunited, Recharged era of Mighty
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Read moreWritten by Jim Zub Art by Sean Izaakse The Thunderbolts were hired to defend New York City from superheroic threats
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Read moreThe next mutant milestone arrives in January. Announced last month, Sins Of Sinister is an all-new X-Men epic that will
Read moreBOOM! Studios has revealed a first look at Behold, Behemoth #2, the next issue of their new horror series from
Read moreBand of Bards has announced Monsters & Midways, a five-issue mini-series coming next March. A heavy metal guitarist in 1970s
Read moreBOOM! Studios has revealed a preview of Something Is Killing The Children #26 from author James Tynion IV, artist Werther
Read moreDark Horse Books has revealed a preview of The Legend Of Korra: Turf Wars Omnibus TPB, out tomorrow from writer
Read moreWritten by Jim Zub Art by Jethro Morales “READY. SET. DIE! Hundreds are killed every year in an elaborate secret
Read moreFLASHBACK! While this podcast has covered the odd League of Extraordinary Gentlemen book here and there, no one has dared
Read moreThis first issue of Cosmic Debris is definitely an independent comic in style and execution. Meaning that it arguably shouldn’t
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Read moreIt’s 45 years old and it just gets better and better – 2000 AD is the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly
Read moreWritten by Christopher Cantwell Art by Lan Medina Cover by Taurin Clarke “IT’S NOT EASY BEING…GOLD? Norman Osborn’s sins may
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