Ghost Machine’s ‘Redcoat’ To Be Adapted To Film
As announced by Deadline, Atlas Entertainment and Ghost Machine are developing a feature film adaptation of Redcoat, co-created by writer Geoff
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IDW Announces ‘The Rocketeer: The Island’ — Based On A Dave Stevens’ Unused Outline
The Rocketeer is about to fly again with a new series from writer John Layman, artist Jacob Edgar and colourist
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November Previews (Week 3): Taking A Sneak Peek At This Week’s New DC And Marvel Comics
We’re well over half way through November, next up is Thanksgiving and then Christmas. But before all of that we
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The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘You Teach Ethics?’ Edition
Time to relax, kick back, and enjoy a few moments browsing a little comics news… yes, it’s the Sunday Spotlight…
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Thought Bubble 2025: Things I Learnt From The Dystopian Comics Panel
This one was one of the earlier panels of the day on Saturday and while the questions were rather lengthy
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Art For Art’s Sake #339: Navigating The Seas Of Comic Art Since 2019
Art For Art’s Sake. The equivalent of your own private comic art gallery every week…
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Marvel Comics Debuts A New Era Of ‘Daredevil’ In March From Phillips & Garbett
He’s one of the most storied heroes in the Marvel Universe. He has probably the greatest creative pedigree in comics
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EXCLUSIVE: Being Bad Is Un-BEAR-able — Papercutz Announces ‘Clyde’ For March 2026
Mad Cave Studios’ imprint Papercutz has announced Clyde Vol. 1, an original middle-grade graphic novel from creator Jim Benton. The
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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Will Archie Find Love At The Ski Lodge In ‘Archie Comics Digest #3: Winter Special’?
There’s a reason people are supposed to stay home when they’re sick. Going out unwell can cause other people to
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Snap Into Marvel: “Arachnid Anarchy” Swings Move Decks To The Top Of The Meta
It’s time once again for another Spider-Man-centric season of Marvel Snap, which means Move decks are in the spotlight. A
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Force Matters: ‘Doctor Aphra Chaos Agent’ #5 — Great Potential, Abrupt Ending
In Star Wars comics from the week of 10/29, we get one abrupt ending and one surprisingly-sweet Boba Fett story
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Reviewing Fanhome’s Darth Vader 1:2 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 35-38
The ninth package for my Darth Vader 1:2 Scale Build-Up Subscription has arrived from Fanhome.* I see a few witchy
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Get A First Look At Robert Kirkman And Mark Englert’s ‘Capes’ #2 From Skybound
I often think why Robert Kirkman never expanded the Invincible Universe earlier. But with the success of the Amazon Prime
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Common Enemies Make Strange Allies — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #40
Therapy holds the tools to help heal a great many things. Sometimes, though, certain pains run much deeper than others.
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A Mind-Shattering Silence — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Wolverine’ #11
Once upon a time, the man named Logan was taken from those he knew and loved and turned into a
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Review: ‘The Author Immortal’ #2 Strengthens The Mystery
Writer Frank J. Barbiere builds nicely off of the set-up of the first issue in the main story. He also
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Review: ‘TMNT X Godzilla #1’ Delivers Nostalgic Saturday Morning Hijinks
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid, I remember being constantly in awe at the concept of giant
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Review: ‘Thor/SHAZAM!’ Infinite Comic Flirts With Godhood
The Marvel and DC Universes are filled with gods, both from mythology and decades of storytelling. When a god and
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Kickstarting Comics: The First Ever ‘Swat Kats’ Comic Book
Swat Kats is a cult-favorite animated show from the 1990s, about a pair of vigilante pilots who use a futuristic
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Marvel And DC Comics Release Two Special Digital First Crossovers
It’s already a big deal that DC Comics and Marvel Comics are crossing over for the first time in decades
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Preview: ‘Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files 48’ — Onwards To ‘Tour Of Duty’
Another in the complete, in order, reprinting of Judge Dredd, from both 2000 AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine, the
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Advance Review: ‘The Dragons Of Paris’ Slumber No More
The creative team includes writer Joann Sfar, illustrator Tony Sandoval, and letterer Chris Northrop. Also, there is translation from the
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Preview: Andreas Butzbach’s ‘Big-Ass Sword’ — A Fascinating Journey Undertaken
Big-Ass Sword, a brand-new original graphic novel from 2000 AD of post-apocalyptic meanderings, is a thoroughly entertaining mix of influences
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Talking Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Liquidator’ With Writer Peter Milligan
The rules of time travel can be confusing to follow for anyone, let alone the person actually doing the traveling.
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False Promises And Dull Domesticity: Reviewing ‘Redcoat’ #15
I’ve always found Redcoat a bit hit and miss, and I freely admit I still have a big problem with
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Brian Michael Bendis Returns To Marvel With ‘Avengers’ #800
He completely reshaped the Marvel Universe across over a decade of stories. Now, after years away, Brian Michael Bendis returns
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Ludo Lullabi’s ‘Ghost Pepper’ Returns With A New Story Arc
Ghost Pepper, by Ludo Lullabi and colourist Adriano Lucas, returns with a sixth issue and a new plot line. And to
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Deconstructing Comics #855: Jack Kirby’s ‘Captain America’ #214 & Annual #3 — Cap Vs The Space Vampire!
Jack Kirby wraps up his run on Captain America and the Falcon with issue #214, the rather underwhelming conclusion of
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New Books From Dark & Golden — Early Dave Gibbons, Unpublished Carol Swain, More Kevin Woodcock
Three new books from Dark & Golden Books – vintage Dave Gibbons, more Kevin Woodcock, and previously unpublished work from
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2458: The Battle For Brass Sun Continues
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance —it’s the
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Previously On X-Men: A Stunning “Age Of” Revelation In ‘Amazing X-Men’ #2
The second month of “Age of Revelation” begins with a middling batch of #2 issues — and one mystifying revelation
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