IDW And Rob Liefeld’s ‘Snake Eyes: Deadgame’ #1 Comes With 36 Variant Covers
Remember that time when IDW announced a new G.I. Joe book written and illustrated by Rob Liefeld? In those pre-Covid
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Warning of spoilers for this issue! It is unclear whether designer Leonardo Olea contributes more than a beautiful backdrop for
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What is an average day like at the Strange Academy? You’re about to find out as the first day of
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Trilogies are all well and good but there’s a difference between designing a series to be trilogy and having a
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With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
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(++ Apologies for this being a late review of a comic out last week but as we here in the
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Time and again Grant Morrison has plundered the dusty treasure chests of DC Comics’ Silver Age, remixing long forgotten one-hit
Read moreTitan Comics Give Us A First Look At ‘Horizon Zero Dawn’ #1 Based On The PS4 Video Game
Based on the hit PS4 game, Titan Comics have revealed a first look at their upcoming series as well as
Read moreReview: Running Straight For Hell In ‘Bitter Root #9’
Buckle up! ‘Bitter Root #9’ amps up the action (and metaphors) in the fourth installment of the ‘Rage and Redemption’
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To both celebrate and mark the launch of Audible and DC Comics audio adaption of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman, a
Read morePeview: Bringing Sexy Back In ‘Money Shot’ #6 From Vault Comics
Sex sells. But, it’s not always a s humorously presented as it is in Money Shot from Tim Seeley, Rebecca
Read moreMore Comics Hit GalaxyCon Live This Month
GalaxyCon, the virtual convention that doesn’t seem like it will ever end just keeps adding content. We’ve seen all kinds
Read moreMore Miguel Mercado Covers Coming To BOOM! Studios In New Deal
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Read morePreview: There’s Trouble Brewing Down South In ‘Bitter Roots’ #9 BY Walker, Brown And Sandford
Look’ s like wherever the Sangerye family look they’re surrounded by trouble in Bitter Roots #9 by Chuck Brown, David F
Read morePreview: Princess Diana To The United Nation’s Rescue In ‘Wonder Woman Agent Of Peace’ #9 DC Digital First
Wonder Woman Agent of Peace #9 is today’s DC Digital first offering nd rounds off our morning of New Comic
Read morePreview: ‘Adventureman’ #2 By Dodson, Dodson, Fraction And Image Comics
Terry and Rachel Dodson along with Matt Fraction bring your the second issue of their co-created Adventureman today, Wednesday 8th July.
Read moreWords, Wonders, Weapons, And Worse In ‘Seven Secrets #1’ First Look
BOOM! Studios has shared an early preview of Seven Secrets #1, the debut issue of the new series from writer
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Kicking off our look at some of the new comics out today we give you our first preview of the morning with a look
Read moreCritiquing Comics #173: “Weasel”
Starting in 1999, Dave Cooper (accompanied at first by Patrick McEown) had a collection of work published by Fantagraphics as
Read moreReview: The Horror Of History In ‘The Plot #5’
The best ghost stories are those of the haunted. Not necessarily by spectral ghosts lurking around every corner, though fun.
Read moreA Tangled Web: What An Icon Means In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #534
Captain America is a lot of things to a lot of people. One of the best explorations of that by
Read moreBefore Man, There Was Black: ‘Electric Black: Volume 1’ Comic Review
There are times when horror balances levity and mythos deftly. Joseph Schmalke and Rich Woodall’s ‘The Electric Black: Volume 1‘
Read moreDigital Diamond: ‘Barry Windsor-Smith’s Young Gods And Friends’ Digital Release
Every now and again a reprint of a classic finds its way online as a digital release with virtually no
Read morePeach Momoko Signs Cover Deal With BOOM! Studios
Artist Peach Momoko has made quite a splash in the comic book industry with some impressive covers for all sorts
Read moreV.E. Schwab’s ‘Shades Of Magic: The Steel Prince – The Rebel Army’ Extended Preview And A Trailer
V.E. Schwab’s Shades of Magic: The Steel Prince graphic novel trilogy come to an end with today’s publication of Shades Of
Read moreGrime and High Color: ‘Glitter Vipers’ Creator Joe Glass Talks About His Cathartic Grindhouse Comic
We’re angry. Yet, we all need a bit of levity right now. Not as a distraction, mind you. As a
Read morePreview: The Return Of Hyperman And Hyperwoman In ‘The Green Lantern Season 2’ #5
Liam Sharp has made no efforts to hid his intentional inspirations behind each issue of The Green Lantern and in
Read moreScout Comics Releases ‘Assassin And Son’ Tribute Variant Covers
About a year ago, Scout Comics acquired the writers to Assassin and Son, the debut comic from former WWE stars
Read morePreview: The Adventures Of Lois Come To An End In ‘Lois Lane’ #12 By Rucka And Perkins
Greg Rucka and Mike Perkins’ Lois Lane maxi-series comes to an end with today’s Lois Lane #12 from DC Comics.
Read morePreview: Batman Meets The Once World’s Greatest Detective In ‘Batman’ #94
Bruce Wayne remembers the past and there he finds The Designer, as well as… the world’s greatest detective? Read on, as
Read moreThe Xavier Institute: A Look To The Past In ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #268
As we observe Captain America’s birthday this week (that is what the Fourth of July is, right?) we thought it
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