Batman In A Threeway – DC Announces ‘Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia’
Writer/artist Gabriel Hardman is the creator behind the new four-issue series Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia, announced by DC Comics today and
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Deconstructing Comics Special: ‘Spider-Man 2’ (2004)
To this day, Spider-man 2 is considered one of the best superhero movies. How does it stand up to Tim’s
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‘Marvel Contest Of Champions’ Turns Up The Heat With New Fun Content
After the additions of The Maker and High Evolutionary in July, Marvel Contest of Champions is adding two more characters.
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Marvel Reveals A Stunning New Symbiote In ‘Battleworld’
Nearly forty years ago, Amazing Spider-Man #252 revealed a surprising new costume for the web-slinger. Now later this year, a
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‘Star Wars’ #3 Review: More Characters Make For A Pleasant Return to Form
It’s Lando! Lando is back! As the last of the “Star Warriors” to make his debut in this new post-Return
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The EXP And ComicsPRO Plan ‘Giant-Sized Super Cast’ For Local Comic Shop Day
As part of the festivities surrounding Local Comic Shop Day — scheduled for Saturday, September 27th — The Experience (aka The EXP) and
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This Party Blows (Up) — Reviewing ‘Gotham City Sirens: Unfit For Orbit’ #5
Mind-controlled, divided, and thrown into the pits. Gotham’s deadly trio of antiheroines is ready to unleash their fury upon Despero’s
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Anton Talks With Eliot Rahal About ‘Don’t Forget Your Briefcase’, Existential Dread, And More
Welcome to the table, I had the chance to sit down with the always delightful Eliot Rahal to talk
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Paulina Ganucheau And Theo Stultz Take The Reins Of Disney’s ‘Maleficent’
The Queen of the Forbidden Mountain is back. Dynamite announced Tuesday the return of Disney Villains: Maleficent with a new creative team
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Boundless Creative Energy — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #10
A compassionate peaceful warrior not afraid to bring a giant sword or axe to fight for those who cannot fight.
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Marvel Reveals Final Three ‘Deadpool/Batman’ Covers And First Story Pages
Since Deadpool/Batman was announced, Marvel has revealed probably more covers than any other single issue has received in years. Now,
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Send In The Clown — Reviewing ‘Nightwing 2025 Annual’ #1
Looking to the past often brings answers to the things that plague the present as well as the forthcoming future.
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Previously On X-Men: Spider-Man And Wolverine And Dinosaurs
July was a five Wednesday month, which means the usual batch of issues gets stretched out a bit, leading to
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Who Is That Masked Man — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #3
Fresh off stealing the show in the hit summer film Superman, Mr. Terrific’s journey down a hard memory lane continues.
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Collector Keys Corner — Collectible Comics To Look Out For This Week
Welcome back to Collector Keys Corner! As I previously stated, there are basically two kinds of people buying comics. Those
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2000 AD Announces Its Latest Apex Edition: ‘Judge Dredd By Carlos Ezquerra’ — A Masterpiece From A Master
The 2000 AD Apex Editions are huge slabs of things, archival quality original artwork presented in suitably massive format. And
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August Previews (Week 1): Previewing All The New Marvel And DC Releases This Week
The summer is marching on and now it’s already August! A time when you in the States start thinking about
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The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘You Say That Like It’s A Good Thing’ Edition
Ah, Sunday, day of rest and all that stuff… but comics news never sleeps, so it’s time for The Sunday
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Something For The Weekend: Our Regular Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another round up of posts we, the editorial team at Comicon.com (well, those available), thought
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Art For Art’s Sake #325: Going All Groovy With Nick Cardy
Time for more Art For Art’s Sake, Comicon’s weekly tiptoe amongst the tulips of great comic art…
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‘Anzuelo’ To Be Released As A Trade Paperback By Image Comics
Eisner Award-winning cartoonist Emma Río‘s YA graphic novel Anzuelo is coming out in trade paperback this November from Image Comics.
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‘Planet Death’ #1 Review — Big On Gorgeous Visuals, Light On Plot
Like the prescient zero issue which preceded it, Planet Death #1 is a comic with exceptional visuals and very little
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A Series Of Events — Reviewing ‘New History Of The DC Universe’ #2
Grab a notebook and pen. Class is back in session as the complete history of the DC Universe deepens. History,
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‘Transformers’ #22 Review — Big Things Brewing As The End Draws Near
If last issue was the “shit hits the fan” issue of the arc dropping much earlier than traditional pacing would
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David Aja Contributes Pulp Variant Covers For Skybound’s ‘Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man’
Skybound/Image Comics, in partnership with Universal Products & Experiences, have revealed artist David Aja’s themed variant cover series for the
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Ed Brubaker And Marcos Martín’s ‘Friday’ Webcomic Collected In Hardback By Image Comics
Writer Ed Brubaker, artist Marcos Martín and colourist Muntsa Vicente‘s Eisner and Harvey Award-winning series Friday is to be collected for
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Previewing New Historical Comedy Sci-Fi Series ‘Ancestral Recall’ #1 From AHOY Comics
Ancestral Recall is a historical science fiction comedy from writer Jordan Clark (Aquaman, Star Wars Adventures) and artist Atagun İlhan
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The Art Of Politics – July: Big Beautiful Bills, Small Starving Children
Welcome to another Art of Politics, a monthly round-up of the finest political cartoonists proving, once more, just how incisive
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Amalgam Comics Legend ‘Spider-Boy’ Returns In October From DC & Marvel
In the pantheon of intercompany crossovers, one name is whispered with reverence. With the first Marvel/DC crossover in decades hitting
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Marvel’s New Class Of Stormbreakers Reveal First Round Of Variant Covers
Marvel’s Stormbreakers program is known for spotlighting some of the best up-and-coming or underrated artists in the industry. In October,
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Curbside Clothing’s Artist Of The Week Draws Inspo From Superhero Comics
All right. All right. I’ll admit it. I’m just a little bit of a clothes horse. I only wear three
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