Deconstructing Comics #672: “Pulp” And Publishing Your Book
The words “Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips” have essentially become the name of a genre, a certain kind of noir-ish
Read moreComics
Review: ‘Wolverine’ #5 Drains Logan Dry
Wolverine has found himself in some tough spot before. However, none have been quiet as tough as becoming a human
Read moreReview: ‘The Plot #6’ Arrives At A Place Of Understanding
The surface bubbles, then breaks. From unfathomable depths crawls terrors bound by knotted rope and creeping vine that link the
Read moreReview: ‘Cable’ #4 Gets Timey-Wimey
When your main character is a time traveller, things can get complicated. However, the best stories involving superheroes and time
Read moreReview: An Unbelievable And Inspiring Journey Unfolds In ‘Bear’
You know that old proverb about a group of blind people touching different parts of an elephant and coming up
Read moreReview: The Fight Comes Home In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man #18’
Home invasion is a horrifying idea. It’s one that scares everyone. The feeling is one of violation. It’s heightened when
Read moreAdvanced Review: ‘A Quick And Easy Guide To Consent’ OGN
“A quick, easy and important educational comic guide to giving and receiving consent in sex, relationships, and other physical contact.
Read moreAlas, Poor Yorick! – Reviewing ‘Alien: The Original Screenplay’ #2
The intercepted voice transmission has been interpreted — a dire warning . . . but is it too late? As
Read morePreview: Kamala Hospitalised And Helpless In ‘Ms. Marvel’ #14
Written by Saladin Ahmed Art by Minkyu Jung andJuan Vasco (inks) Colour art by Ian Herring Lettering by Joe Caramanga
Read morePreview – ‘Empyre: Fallout Fantastic Four’ #1 Shows The Aftermath Of ‘Empyre’
Written by Dan Slott Art by Sean Izaakse Colour art by Marcio Menys Lettering by Joe Caramanga • The fate of all
Read morePreview: Is Danvers Out Of Her Depth In ‘Captain Marvel’ #21?
Written by Kelly Thompson Art by Cory Smith The rise and fall of the Supreme Accuser. The end of a
Read morePreview: Japan’s Premium Hero Comes To Marvel In ‘The Rise of Ultraman’ #1
Written by Mat Groom and Kyle Higgins Art by Francesco Manna “Overrun by Kaiju and pinned behind enemy lines, Kiki
Read moreExclusive Preview: Oz Debuts With New Creative Team In ‘Angel & Spike #14’
This month sees a new creative team jumping onto Angel & Spike from BOOM! Studios. Produced in partnership with 20th
Read morePreview: Sin-Eater Has Norman Osborn In His Sights In ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ #48
Written by Nick Spencer Art by Mark Bagley and Roberto Poggi (inks) Colour art by David Curiel Lettering by Joe
Read moreNew To You Comics – Some Secrets Are Meant Only For The Dead In ‘Death Follows’
When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
Read moreReview: A Dreary Dieselpunk Landscape Awaits In ‘Broken Gargoyles #1’
In an alternate world where the Great World was fought with Dieselpunk technology, society has seen better days. The perils
Read moreReview: The Arms Are Strong And The Reach Is Long – ‘We Only Find Them When They’re Dead #1’
For fans of Decorum and Something is Killing the Children comes a new sci-fi epic from Al Ewing (Immortal Hulk)
Read moreReview: ‘Betty and Veronica: The Bond of Friendship’ Is A Fun Take On Careers Day And These Two Friends
Written by Jamie Lee Rotante Illustrated by Brittney Williams Colors by Matt Herms Letters by Jack Morelli While Betty and
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2198: Sinister Dexter Get Hot In The City
The Weekly 2000 AD… Week in and week out, giving you the preview of the new 2000 AD Prog. The
Read moreNerves Of Steel – Jarred Lujan & Orlando Caicedo Talk ‘Dry Foot’
Dry Foot, the latest series from Mad Cave Studios is set to debut this week, following a group of kids
Read morePreview: The Hawks Return To The Justice Society Of America In ‘Hawkman’ #27
Written by Robert Venditti Pencil art by Fernando Pasarin Inks Oclair Albert and Wade von Grawbadger Colored by Jeromy Cox
Read moreExclusive And Extended Preview: ‘Death To The Army Of Darkness’ #4
Our intrepid have-a-go hero, Ash, is in ancient Egypt and even here, there’s no escaping the Deadites in Death to
Read moreAt Last, Fantastic News: Allie Brosch’s ‘Solutions And Other Problems’ Is Coming Out In September
Allie Brosch is going to have a new book out – Solutions and Other Problems. This is fabulous, wonderful news.
Read morePreview: ‘Empyre: Aftermath Avengers’ #1 Welcomes You To The New Marvel Space Age
Written by Al Ewing Art by Valerio Schiti Colour art by Marte Gracia Lettering by Ariana Maher “In the aftermath
Read moreExclusive And Extended Preview: The Troops Are United Against Earth With Lies In ‘Mars Attacks Red Sonja’ #2
The might of Mars comes to leave its bloody conquering mark on the Hyborian Age in Mars Attacks Red Sonja
Read moreWelcome To ‘House Of X’: Your New Weekly Preview Of All X-Men Titles Out This Week In One Handy Place
With so many X-Men related titles out there, and often only offering up the briefest of previews, we thought it
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 5): Contemporary Urban Horror ‘Crescent City Monsters Vol. 1’
Our final Kickstarter campaign for this afternoon is for Crescent City Monsters Vol. 1 by writer Newton Lilavois and artist Gian Carlo
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 4): ‘Knights Vs Pirates’ In A Tale Of High Fantasy And The High Seas
Reckless Heroes are another successful small press publisher from here in the UK and their latest Kickstarter campaign is almost
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 3): ‘Aztlan: The Decline Of The Wind’ A Stunning Looking GN Based In Mesoamerican Myth
This particular graphic novel campaign caught my eye simply based on the stunning artwork. But, as an unashamed fan of
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 2): The Hardback Annual Returns With ‘ComicScene Annual 2021’
ComicScene has been a bold publishing project that has seen the return of a comic book specialist magazine into print
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 1): World Record Breaking Anthology ‘Tales From The Quarantine’
Tales from the Quarantine by Frazer Brown is a new anthology book with 400 contributing creators all exploring this recent pandemic and
Read more