Force Matters — Emo Ren Is Back And Looking Better Than Ever In ‘Star Wars: Legacy of Vader’ #10
Just one comic out the week of 11/5 — Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #10 — but it’s a good
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Fintastic To The Absolute Max — Reviewing ‘Street Sharks’ #2
They bite. They fight. They stand for everything right. What a simple premise for a pretty wacky awesome series concept.
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Advance Review – The Mystery Deepens Deliciously In ‘No Man’s Land’ #3
Like peeling an onion, the mystery in No Man’s Land is revealing itself to be layers upon layers. What started
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Stenbeck And Mignola Bring Horror To The ‘Lands Unknown’ With ‘The Skinless Man’
Welcome to the table, Bowling With Corpses and Other Strange Tales From Lands Unknown was one of the coolest
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Thought Bubble 2025: To Gotham And Back Panel
The Batman panel was a lively and enjoyable panel, with the three panellists riffing off each other throughout. Below is
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Collector Keys Corner — Collectible Comics To Look Out For This Week
Welcome back to Collector Keys Corner! There are basically two kinds of people buying comics. Those who read them, and
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‘Death Fight Forever’ Is A New Comedy-Action Series From Andrew MacLean, Alexis Ziritt And Image Comics
Comic book creator Andrew MacLean (Head Lopper) has an all-new action/comedy co-created with artist Alexis Ziritt (Space Riders) titled Death
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Skybound Announces ‘Universal Monsters: The Phantom Of The Opera’ From Tyler Boss And Martin Simmonds
Skybound Entertainment and Image Comics, in partnership with Universal Products & Experiences, have announced the new four-issue miniseries Universal Monsters: The
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Full MANGA Alchemists: ‘Parasyte’ 21 — “Observation”
Shinichi has to step it to prevent Hideo Shimada from making a meal — literally — out of Mitsuo (a.k.a.
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Marvel Celebrates Superstar Artist Clayton Crain In January Variants
From spirits of vengeance to murderous symbiotes to mutant strike teams, Clayton Crain has made his mark on the Marvel
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Advance Review — ‘The Twilight Zone’ #2 Crams A Lot Into A Single Issue
An ancient Chinese curse supposedly warns, “may all your dreams come true.” While the curse’s origins are apocryphal, in The
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Previously on X-Men: ‘Rogue Storm’ #2 Is The Best Of A Weak Batch of X-Books
It’s a week of middling “Age of Revelation” tie-ins in the latest Previously on X-Men, with the strongest of the
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A True Shock To The System — Reviewing ‘Batman/Static: Beyond’ #1
The future is now as two iconic characters of comics and the small screen unite for a bold new adventure.
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It Flowed Together Pretty Easily – Discussing ‘Gargoyles/Darkwing Duck’ With Creators Greg Weisman and Tad Stones
Two staples of Disney’s 1990s afternoon programing block are teaming up in a new limited comic book series from Dynamite.
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C3- Pod Episode 10: Major Matt Who?
Toy Expert Steve Johnston presents C3- Pod (Comics, Collectibles, & Conventions). Joining him to discuss comics, toys, collectibles, and all
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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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