Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
That’s right, folks, it’s your weekely round up of posts we, the Comicon.com editorial team feel deserve to be highlighted
Read moreThat’s right, folks, it’s your weekely round up of posts we, the Comicon.com editorial team feel deserve to be highlighted
Read moreAnother week to celebrate all the incredible art we have in our medium – yes, it’s Art For Art’s Sake
Read moreDC Comics has shared four new variant covers for its upcoming DC Vertigo titles launching this February, each from artists
Read moreHere’s my new year’s confession: I’m a massive Batman fan who’s never read Batman & Dracula: Red Rain.
Read moreWelcome back to At The Counter, our regular retailer talk column with Greg Gage, owner of Utah’s best comic book
Read moreSometimes there are things in life that seem so cool in concept, but in execution just miss. They’re right there,
Read moreThe all-new high-fantasy satire, D’orc, by Writer/artist Brett Bean (I Hate Fairyland, Dungeon Crawler Carl the Crocodile), colourist Jean-François Beaulieu
Read moreWriter Marc Guggenheim follows up his previous partnership with Comixology Originals — The Adventures of Ulysses Monarch — with a
Read moreWebcomic creator Tom Parkinson-Morgan is back with a new print collection of Kill 6 Billion Demons from Image Comics. Volume
Read moreSkybound, Image Comics and toy company Hasbro have shared plans for this year’s Free Comic Book Day (Saturday, May 2nd)
Read moreThis caught my eye so it may catch yours as well. I’d be surprised if it didn’t, given the amount
Read moreBatman is known to be ten-or-more steps ahead of others. Like the Boy Scouts motto, he’s always prepared. Unfortunately, that
Read moreWelcome back to New Year, New Comics, as Benjamin talks about a DC Comics classic event that he’s taking a
Read moreAll the notes on Star Wars comics released December 10th — from the penultimate issue of the Hunt for the
Read moreAnd we’re back from the future. It was bad. The world ended like three times. In X-Men #23, someone is
Read moreImagine that feeling that comes from grabbing a bunch of different action figures and smashing them up against one another.
Read moreCome for the artwork; stay for the story. James Stokoe delivers a visual tour-de-force in The Twilight Zone
Read moreThe latest in the Treasury of British Comics’ ongoing mission to bring us lost gems from the rich history of
Read moreTaking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance — it’s
Read moreArmed with hockey sticks, baseball bats, and other sports equipment, Casey Jones is ready for a lot of normal threats.
Read moreFor Star Wars comics released the week of December 17th, there’s just one, as the line continues to contract and
Read moreIt’s a whole new year, and that means plenty of more time to devote toward reading comics old and new.
Read moreStar Trek has always been about exploration and bettering humanity — all while exploring the human condition. If you’re looking
Read moreThis isn’t the first time that we’ve run the New Year, New Comics feature. Almost exactly a year ago, we
Read moreWriter Dan Watters includes a reference in the script that also acts as commentary for both the reference and the
Read moreSometimes vengeance is served not through the most powerful weapons at one’s disposal but the most general tools at hand.
Read moreUltimate Endgame started with an (unexpected) bang in last week’s debut issue. The war continues later this month in the
Read moreEd Subitzky did a lot of cartooning for National Lampoon back in the 1970s and ’80s. Much of his work
Read moreAnd so we come, at last, to the end of “Age of Revelation”, an event that is somehow shorter than
Read moreWelcome to the table, 2025 was a brutal year. I’ve had some time to reflect over the last two
Read moreNakama Press invites you to ring in the new year with a bombastic sci-fi martial arts epic. Cyber Phoenix, the
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