Emerald Sands: Preview The Green Lantern #7 From DC Comics, Sharp & Morrison
If DC Comics says it’s okay for Liam Sharp to share unlettered but coloured art pages for next week’s The
Read moreIf DC Comics says it’s okay for Liam Sharp to share unlettered but coloured art pages for next week’s The
Read moreAt Anime Boston 2019, I had the chance to chat with artist Peggy Shi (Pegushi). Tito W. James: Tell me
Read moreIf you’ve been following the Comicon.com Weekly 2000 AD previews, you’ll already be well aware of Dan Abnett and INJ
Read moreVault Comics have announced that they will be completing Eliot Rahal and Felipe Cunha’s Cult Classic: Return to Whisper mini-series with a reprint
Read more80 Years of The Bat is a column created to celebrate the 80th anniversary of one of the most beloved
Read moreWe hope you’ve been hearing about this already, but the critically acclaimed comic shop Books with Pictures, owned and operated
Read moreLast issue of Skyward, the first part of the “Fix the World” arc (reviewed here) felt like a misstep, that
Read moreOrphan Age, one of the new series launched this month from AfterShock Comics has sold out of its first issue
Read moreVault Comics continues to think about their reprinted books in interesting and entertaining ways with their recent slew of second
Read moreDynamite Entertainment is bringing Mark Russell and Bob Q back together again with a special one-shot, Red Sonja: Lord of
Read moreLegendary Comics is a publishing wing of Legendary Entertainment, the company behind films like the upcoming Godzilla: King of Monsters
Read moreAt Anime Boston 2019 I had the pleasure of chatting with artist Ru Xu. Tito W. James: What got you
Read moreWritten by Jon Tsuei (Run Love Kill), drawn by Audrey Mok (Archie, Josie & The Pussycats), colored by Raúl Angulo (Buffy the
Read moreWith so many questions thrown up by Star Trek Discovery’s Season 2 finale, here’s hoping that some of them will
Read morePartners in crime, or rather the partners of the comic book ongoing Criminal, Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips have a new
Read moreSo far Star Trek: The Q Conflict has been a fun yet flawed Trek crossover. This issue sees the conflict
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Jesse and Sandor are invited to a meeting on an old estate. Both are wary that it
Read moreThe Lizard enters the fray as “Hunted” continues. How did Curt Connors get to this point? Will he be able
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Hawkeye Kate Bishop has just stopped her apparently-vampiric mom from feasting on an unconscious America Chavez. Kate’s
Read moreAt Anime Boston 2019, I was able to have a long chat with the writer/creator of Atomic Robo, Brian Clevinger.
Read moreThe concept of found family is a common one in comics, and it’s a powerful theme to explore, especially for
Read moreJump forward to the 1970’s in Peter Parker’s life. He’s in his thirties and carrying around all kinds of guilt
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] We learn the story of Augustin Torres, the young man who crafted the gravity gloves which opened
Read moreThings have been going pretty well for Miles Morales lately. He took down a crime ring that was kidnapping kids
Read moreFearscape #5 drops this week and brings the curtain down on the first chapter in Henry Henry’s story. And even
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Eileen the Crow’s mind continues to degrade. She sees visions of her past, visions of other crows,
Read moreAs I picked up The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #2 I thought to myself: ‘where is Saladin Ahmed taking us?’ The
Read moreAs I picked up The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #2 I thought to myself: ‘where is Saladin Ahmed taking us?’ The
Read moreYou know that expression, about finding the one, and seeing your future with that person? That’s Sabrina #2. This issue
Read moreWhile Fergie’s mum frets in the North, her son and ghost companion hit the boozer (a slang term we use
Read moreThis week’s issue of Batgirl #34 sees Barbara Gordon returning to Burnside where she finds the small-time Terrible Trio looking
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