Book A Deadly Trip To A Murderous Music Festival With Scout Comics’ New Title ‘Killchella’ In 2021
When young people head out to California’s Coachella Valley for the annual music festival, they expect to hear cool bands,
Read moreWhen young people head out to California’s Coachella Valley for the annual music festival, they expect to hear cool bands,
Read moreThis time our comic is Miskatonic High, by Mike Shea and Ryan Mendoza. The comic features high school students who
Read moreUp until now The Resistance has been an intriguing book, with a world being built and expanded upon with each
Read moreWhile there is a calculating and callous threat to the global population being planned by the elites of Mark Russell
Read moreArrows blacken the skies outside the Giurgiu fortress. Beneath them, the wails of thousands of men cry for salvation. Vlad’s
Read moreMitch Gerads has given fans of his over on Twitter a look at the yet-to-be announced Strange Adventures The Director’s
Read moreWith all the hype surrounding Gotham City’s latest clown-inspired criminal, it was only a matter of time that she got
Read moreThere’s been a war brewing in the background of X-Force ever since the series started. In X-Force #11 that comes
Read moreAs well as Dark Nights: Death Metal #5 shipping in November, DC Comics have announced two further tie-in titles, one
Read moreFresh from Boom’s Archaia division comes a new graphic novel from iStockphoto founder, Bruce Livingstone, and artist Mike Willcox, whose
Read moreThe latest run on The Avengers has tackled all sorts of insanity both on Earth and out in the stars.
Read moreThis October sees the release of the next Lumberjanes original graphic novel, True Colors from writer Lilah Sturges, artist polterink,
Read moreIt’s been quite a while, but Titan Comics are finally releasing the third issue of Adler next Wednesday 19th August
Read moreThe Justice League cannot escape the onslaught that is Dark Nights: Death Metal, and the title will be crossing over
Read moreMarvel certainly knows how to promote a new title. I wasn’t all that familiar with Ultraman before, but I’m eager
Read moreOn the one hand, DC Comics is reeling from the huge layoffs that were announced at the start of this
Read moreWho’d have thought that while the hero’s of Earth battle the threat of vegetable overlords rom space, all along this
Read moreThe Sin-Eater continues to wreak havoc in Spider-Man’s life by…killing criminals and turning them into good guys? He’s basically become
Read moreThe Banks – written by New York Times bestseller Roxane Gay (Hunger, Bad Feminist), drawn by Ming Doyle (The Kitchen),
Read moreSomething slightly different today with Best of British. No new comic, no new graphic novel release, just a new strip
Read moreThe cover for this issue features some elements of pulp novel adventure, such as the pirate ship. Also much like
Read moreWhile DC Comics may be going through a historic change in its own Burbank offices, The Other History of the
Read moreSometimes grief brings people together. Other times it tears families apart. Rozenn and Dahut may have never been close, but
Read moreDark Nights: Death Metal is the most fun summer event in quite some time, and this third issue – out
Read moreAs seen in HEAVY METAL magazine, a special one-shot of everyone’s favorite intestinal ghost. Gutt Ghost finds himself mistakenly in
Read moreThe Business Of Independent Comic Book Publishing is a new book offering advice to would be comic book publishers on the business
Read moreOut today from AWA Upshots, The Resistance #4 by J. Michael Straczynski and Mike Deodato Jr., continues to tell of
Read moreJeff Lemire and colorist José Villarubia reunite to bring readers a new Sweet Tooth mini-series this November entitled Sweet Tooth:
Read moreMusician Sturgill Simpson has teamed up with Z2 Comics to bring his anime Sound & Fury to comics. Simpson is
Read moreSkottie Young and The Ludocrats seem like a match made in Heaven, and so it has come to pass that
Read moreWe’ve watched James Bond fight bad guys and stop international incidents for decades. Now it’s time for someone else to
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