Review Round Up: Looking Back At Another Week Of Comics
Another round up of the reviews we posted thus far for new books out this past week. James Ferguson took a
Read moreAnother round up of the reviews we posted thus far for new books out this past week. James Ferguson took a
Read moreWritten by Jed MacKay Art by Carlos Magno Colors by GURU-eFX Letters by Cory Petit Earth’s Mightiest Heroes! “The Avengers
Read moreZ2 Comics previously announced Among the Living, a graphic novel inspired by Anthrax’s 1987 album of the same name. The
Read moreThe Art of Politics, Comicon’s monthly look at all the best of political cartooning around the world, political cartooning that
Read moreThe first female Dutch super hero, the Red Sphynx is the star of 9 Tails, a new comic currently on
Read moreWritten by: Al Ewing Art by: Joe Bennett “New York City holds eight million people…and harbors one monster. A creature
Read moreWith the most recent issue of Once & Future on the sleeves, it gives me another chance to share my passion
Read moreWritten by: Jason Aaron Art by: Luca Maresca “THE BATTLE TO DECIDE THE ALL-NEW PHOENIX RAGES ON! Who will wield
Read moreWelcome, welcome everybody, it’s time for the weekly trawl through the Internet to find you some gorgeous looking comic art…
Read moreWritten by Kieron Gillen Art by Jacen Burrows Inks by: Guillermo Orego Colours by: Java Tartglia The making of a
Read moreWritten by Tom Taylor Art by Darick Robertson Colour art by Diego Rodriguez In this final issue…it’s absolute rapture. Hellblazer: Rise
Read moreWritten by Dave Wielgosz Art by Sumit Kumar Colour art by Romulo Fajardo Jr. “For years Kirk Langstrom has struggled with
Read moreWritten by G. Willow Wilson Art and colours by Javier Rodriguez “Bleeding out in a hospital bed from a magic wound
Read moreWritten by: N.K. Jemisin Art and colours by Jamal Campbell “The groundbreaking sci-fi series approaches its thrilling climax! Since arriving at the City
Read moreWritten by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti Art by Amanda Conner Colour art by Alex Sinclair “There was no way Harley was going
Read moreIf you missed out on pulling the first arc of We Only Find Them When They’re Dead, you’re in luck.
Read moreWe’ve discussed Joseph Hewitt’s work on the show before, and even met him at a comics festival. Now he’s back
Read moreWritten by Pierre Christin Art by Enki Bilal “Bringing together three volumes created by Enki Bilal – one of the
Read moreWritten by Michael Moorcock Art by Phillippe Druillet “Seminal sword-and-sorcery author Michael Moorcock weaves a stunning blend of magic, heroism
Read moreAimed at fans of supernatural stories like Blackbird and Vampironica, BOOM! Studios’ new supernatural sleuth series Specter Inspectors drops this
Read moreHaving already announced second printings for both Killadelphia #12 and Ran Like Hammers #1 earlier today, Image Comics and Skybound
Read moreThe latest in the Cinebook Lucky Luke reprints brings us right up to date with this Jul and Achdé volume
Read moreGo back to the beginning for Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, and more in Mighty Marvel Masterworks. Marvel has
Read moreColonel Weird bounces through time and space, reliving various points of his life and all of them are tragic. This
Read moreBOOM! Studios’ new dark mature thriller Luna drops this week from writer & artist Maria Llovet about a young woman
Read moreEarly Wednesday morning, voting began for the first official X-Men team of the Krakoan era. Now Comicon.com brings you our
Read moreThe Oni-Lion Forge Publishing Group has announced Cheer Up!: Love and Pompoms, an original graphic novel from Crystal Frasier and
Read moreI recently had an opportunity to sit down (virtually) with Paul Allor to chat about his upcoming collaboration with Paul
Read moreBoth Killadelphia #12 and Ran Like Hammers #1 have sold out at distribution level, so they’re both getting additional print
Read moreZ2 Comics continues its streak of music-related comics with Young Renegades, a new original graphic novel from All Time Low.
Read moreWritten by Tom Peyer Art by Jamal Igle and Juan Castro “As environmental crises bring gritty Dragonfly and campy Dragonflyman
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