Februray Previews (Week 3): Checking Out This Week’s DC And Marvel Comics
Good morning to you all. If it is morning where you are, that is. You may be reading this at
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Read moreWelcome to the weekend and another selection of hand-picked posts as chosen by the editorial team here at Comicon.com HQ.
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake, bringing you all the best in comics art every week
Read moreAs impossible as it seems, The Boys fifth and final season debuts April 8th on Prime Video. And to celebrate that
Read moreMetadoggoz is about a squad of teenage dirtbags living in the techno-megalopolis. The grungy cyberpunk setting is used to explore
Read moreIt was, of course, inevitable. Dynamite has published Pathfinder comics for some time with fans asking about a collected volume. And
Read moreThere’s one type of relationship that’s not portrayed enough in comics. Comics romances usually run hot and heavy or slow
Read moreThe president’s infamous screw-up of a son cracks open the vault at Area 51, and now the world’s buried sins
Read moreBrendan hosts medical professionals, writers, and editors involved in the rapidly growing “graphic medicine” genre in comics and graphic novels.
Read moreThe modern superhero comic landscape, especially at Marvel Comics, is lousy with relaunches. Seemingly every creative team change or significant
Read moreIDW Publishing has announced an all-new line of crime comics under its new imprint IDW Crime, and overseen by one
Read moreTransformers #30, from Skybound, Image Comics, and partners Hasbro, features the face-off between Optimus Prime and Elita. And to drum
Read moreSimilar to last year’s ‘Summer of Superman’, scheduled to align with James Gunn‘s Superman movie release, DC Comics has now
Read moreScott Summers has been wrongfully branded the X-Men’s stick in the mud for at least the last thirty years. In
Read moreLove is still in the air for the penultimate entry for Comic Couples We Love, a special feature of romance.
Read moreDC Dark Legion is providing players a gift for Valentine’s Day. The game will be hosting a holiday themed in-game
Read moreCullen Bunn joins me in the virtual panel room to discuss the Midnight Lantern Foundation — an initiative to “gather
Read moreDown the bunny trail comes the latest Pop Kill #1: Seasonal Flavors. Mad Cave Studios continues their collectible variant rollout
Read moreMarvel Contest of Champions rung in the new year last month with an all-new update. Now, the brawler is ready
Read moreRebellion has announced the multi-award-winning Batman/Judge Dredd: Judgement on Gotham Anniversary Edition, celebrating 35 years, and making me feel really
Read moreWith the 50th Anniversary special — the all-new Superman/The Amazing Spider-Man — only a month away from release, DC revealed
Read moreIn 1957, one small animal made a very big choice… Mad Cave Studios’ young adult imprint Maverick has announced Penelope’s
Read moreAnother great thing about Louise Simonson‘s X-Factor is the way she established two parallel casts of characters in the series.
Read more¡Disney Pixar te invita a explorar un mundo de emociones … ahora en español! Riley’s emotions return in four all-new
Read moreWelcome to the table, Unique stories with a fun hook will always catch my attention. When they come paired
Read moreLast year, we covered some of our least favorite comics couples. It’s only fair to return to the well for
Read moreSkybound/Image Comics have announced two different deluxe hardcover editions collecting the full eight-issue run of writer/co-creator Robert Kirkman and artist/co-creator
Read moreWriter Joshua Williamson, artist Andrea Milana, colourist Lee Loughridge, and letterer Rus Wooton are launching their latest story arc which will lead
Read moreGiven Brett Bean’s D’orc #1 sold out, you may want to take at this first look at the second issue
Read moreAt some point, the idea that some comics should be for adults took over to the extent that it became
Read moreTwo weeks ago, we had six X-books. Last week, zero (hence no Previously on X-Men). This week, five. Next: two.
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