Big Head Fitting Into Our Current, Crazy World: Cantwell On The Upcoming Mask Miniseries
Comics writer, Christopher Cantwell, is having a great summer. Back in June, it was announced he would have a new
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Cash & Carrie Returns With Book Two: Summer Sleuths
Cash & Carrie, the all-ages detective series from Action Lab Entertainment is returning this week with a second graphic novel,
Read moreJudge Dredd: The Small House Collected – Previewing The Best, The Most Important Dredd For Years
Judge Dredd: The Small House is, quite simply, the best Dredd I’ve read in years, best since Trifecta, best since
Read morePutting Down The Mantle With Captain America #12
Captain America is a wanted man, and he doesn’t know what to do now. His government is hunting him, and the people have rejected him. Hopefully Sharon Carter and the Daughters of Liberty have a plan.
Read moreTensions Ride High As Hearts Break In TMNT #96
New York City is caught in a multi-faceted gang war. New alliances are being drawn while others are being torn
Read moreBest Of British – The Fabulous Adventures Of Vern And Lettuce
Welcome to Pickle Rye, where Lettuce, the rabbit, and Vern, the sheep, spend their days in this wonderful graphic album
Read morePowers Of X #1 Changes Everything We Thought We Knew About Marvel’s Mutants
Phase 2 of Marvel’s X-Men relaunch is here with Powers of X #1. It connects the entirety of the X-Men’s
Read moreDear Justice League Is A Must Read For Children And Adults Alike
Everyone deals with email. It can be a crushing mountain at times and you may need super human strength to
Read moreHaunted From Below: Avengers #22 Reviewed
Robbie Reyes is being haunted by the Ghost Rider in new and terrifying ways. He goes to the Avengers for help, but can Earth’s Mightiest Heroes stand up to damnation itself? Meanwhile, Thor and Iron Man are shown a strange relic in a Turkish cave.
Read moreA Sci-Fi Blockbuster For The Ages Begins In Triage #1 First Look
This September sees the debut of Phillip Sevy’s first creator-owned comic as writer, artist, and colorist with Triage, published by
Read moreMarvel Unlimited Begins Age Of X-Man, Hulkverines, & More In August
Marvel Unlimited, the digital comics subscription service from Marvel Comics expands every week with new titles. Subscribers (myself included) can
Read moreC-C-C-Combo Breaker! Aubrey Sitterson And Fico Ossio Talk No One Left To Fight
No One Left to Fight from Dark Horse Comics hit me like a Kamehameha blast to the face. This comic
Read moreBig Black: Stand At Attica Tells The True Story Of The Civil Rights Confrontation
Boom! Studios has announced Big Black: Stand at Attica, a new original graphic novel written by Frank “Big Black” Smith
Read moreThe Amazing Mary Jane #1 Gets Gorgeous Artgerm Variant Cover
Mary Jane Watson is getting her own series this October and Marvel Comics has revealed a pretty awesome variant cover
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2143 Previewed: Exit Grumpy Old Man – Harry Absalom’s Last Hurrah…
This week, the Weekly 2000 AD bids a fond farewell to a stalwart of the comic, as Harry Absalom has
Read moreGang War Reaches The Home Front In Bone Parish #11
The Winters family has suffered multiple casualties, but in a world where death is no longer final, could there be
Read moreGang War Reaches The Home Front In Bone Parish #11
The Winters family has suffered multiple casualties, but in a world where death is no longer final, could there be
Read moreAscender #4 Is Already Changing The Game
The best kind of stories never sit complacent. Ascender has already proven that, and after only four issues, it’s shown
Read moreAscender #4 Is Already Changing The Game
The best kind of stories never sit complacent. Ascender has already proven that, and after only four issues, it’s shown
Read moreBring On The Clones: Preview Batman: Last Night On Earth #2
One of the most eagerly anticipated new comics out this week has to be Batman: Last Night on Earth #2
Read moreThe Disappearing Boy In Life Is Strange #7
Max finally learns the truth about Tristan, the boy he keeps running into who seems to disappear whenever there’s trouble or attention. Unfortunately, this leads to more strife between Max and Chloe. Can their friendship survive in this reality?
Read moreCalcified Nihilism Made Into Art – A Walk Through Hell #12
Carnahan’s identity and plans are revealed, and Shaw sees how she and collaborators at the FBI helped make them happen. She can do nothing to stop Carnahan, but that doesn’t mean she won’t try.
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 10 – Let Art Speak For Itself
Art For Art’s Sake is the regular weekly trawl round the comic world, gathering some of the very best art
Read moreWhy Iron Man: Crash Is Important To Modern Comic Creating
The narrative of the graphic novel Iron Man: Crash (1988) is not necessarily important. At least not as far as
Read moreWhy Iron Man: Crash Is Important To Modern Comic Creating
The narrative of the graphic novel Iron Man: Crash (1988) is not necessarily important. At least not as far as
Read moreJerome Opeña Spawn #300 Variant Cover Revealed
More rad covers for Spawn #300 are being announced by Image Comics and today it’s Jerome Opeña’s variant cover’s turn
Read moreBest Of British: The Lady Doctor Is Ready To See You Now
The Lady Doctor is the excellent follow-up graphic novel to Ian Williams‘ The Bad Doctor from 2014. As both a
Read moreBatman: Secret Files #2 Spotlights Gotham’s Worst
Batman’s villains have gotten more spotlights than virtually any other rogues gallery in superhero comics, and for good reason. They’re
Read moreGender Queer – An Intensely Personal Memoir Of Self-Discovery
There’s a tremendous bravery in this sort of memoir, where Maia Kobabe struggles with gender felt from an early age,
Read moreAn Eerie Performance Begins In Over The Garden Wall: Soulful Symphonies #1 First Look
The Cartoon Network series, Over the Garden Wall continues next week with Soulful Symphonies. The five-issue mini-series is written by
Read moreExplore Over 50 Years Of Spider-Man In New Collection
Insight Editions has announced a new art book that’s right up my alley with Spider-Man: From Amazing to Spectacular –
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