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Dimensional Flats by Tetsunori Tawaraya is a bizarre medical thriller about a seahorse with a catfish for a gun and
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Of all the heroes the gamma-powered hands of the Hulk have touched, one notable presence has been missing virtually the
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Fingerless is a wordless horror story by underground comix artist, Spugna. The story is set in a depressing cartoon world
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Webcomic Weekly, one webcomic every week, sometimes short, sometimes long, sometimes by a brand-new creator, sometimes someone huge… but they
Read moreNew To You Comics #70: Searching For The Thin-Air Killer In ‘Grass Kings’ Vol. 2
Tony and Brendan have very different tastes in comics. Tony loves his capes, super powers, and sci-fi. Brendan tends to
Read moreA Saga For The Ages: ‘The White Lama’ Reviewed
Alejandro Jodorowsky has had a paradoxical relationship with spirituality. His comics contain religious and sacrilegious imagery that at times works
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Jennifer Reece finds herself within the Green and with the Floronic Man as her guide, while Levi Kamei – the
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Showman Killer by Alejandro Jodorowsky and Nicolas Fructus is about a heartless assassin, genetically engineered by an insane scientist to
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The Rust Kingdom by Spugna is a prime example of a new wave of “grunge fantasy.” Much like in Dorohedoro
Read moreClassic Comics Cavalcade #4: ‘Animal Man’ Vol.1 Changes The Game
In 1988, the comics industry changed forever. Now that might seem like hyperbole, and it probably is, at least a
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Read moreNo Fake Smiles Here: Michael Ritchie’s ‘Smile’ Reviewed
Having Nat King Cole’s “Smile” play at the beginning of a film called Smile might seem a little on the
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Gotham has been through hell lately. So when the Scarecrow begins a reign of terror on the city just by
Read moreReview: ‘The Bad Batch’ S01 Ep.06 ‘Decommissioned’
This week the gang take a trip to Corellia in the attempt to gain a tactical droid for Cid (Rhea
Read moreReview: ‘Black Cat’ #7 Pours On The Feels As Felicia Hardy Faces Great Loss And Great Gain
With any creative endeavor, making sure that every subsequent entry (be it an issue or episode or film or whatever)
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Vinyl’ #1 Is Gloriously Gory, Goofy And Great Fun
Writer Doug Wagner and artist Daniel Hillyard reunite on Image Comics’ new dark comedy thriller, Vinyl #1. And from the
Read moreReview: Oh No! It’s The Consequences Of Beast’s Actions In ‘X-Force’ #20
Hank McCoy is the absolute worst. And in X-Force #20 he finally faces the consequences of his actions. It’s about
Read moreAdvance Review: The Rise Of The Robots Comes Not With A Bang But With A Willing Whimper In ‘Not All Robots’ #1
Not All Robots #1 follows the trials and tribulations of empathic robot Razorball as he goes about his mundane life
Read moreReview: ‘Batman/Superman’ #18 Confronts A New Kind Of Challenge
In the last three months, Batman/Superman has quickly become one of the most unique titles in superhero comics. While chronicling
Read moreReview: ‘Heroes Reborn’ #5 Continues To Stretch Thin An Almost Non-Existent Storyline
This week’s focus – in lieu of any really convoluted and layered storytelling – is on Nighthawk of the Squadron
Read moreReview: ‘Hellions’ #12 Proves There Ain’t No Party Like A Hellions Crashed Party
The Hellfire Gala has arrived and anyone who is anyone has been invited to the giant mutant gathering. Everyone except
Read moreFilm Review: ‘A Quiet Place: Part II’
To say A Quiet Place was one of the most surprising and impressive films of 2018 would be an understatement.
Read moreReview: It’s Time To Get The Party Started With ‘Marauders’ #21
After months of setup and teasing the doors have been opened and the Hellfire Gala has officially begun. It’s of
Read moreAdvance Review: The Sheriff’s Tournament Devolves Into Chaos And Gore In ‘Nottingham’ #4
In Nottingham #4, the city hosts a grand tournament to attempt to draw Hood and the Merry Men in. It
Read moreReview: The Clone Wars Have Begun In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #26
Quite often in life, it’s easy to say that one’s worst enemy can end up being themselves. Luckily for most
Read moreReview: The Tragic And Emotional Last Stand Of The Turtles Continues With ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin’ #3
It’s been quite a few months since the previous issue of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin dropped, showcasing
Read more‘American Badger’ Reviewed: Great Action But Too Slow Bouts Of Character Development
Kirk Caouette has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry for his stunt work on superhero films such
Read moreReview: ‘Shadecraft’ #3 Turns A Tried And True Trope Around In A Wonderful Way
Every good teenage story focused on a young person with amazing abilities needs the training moment, where their mentor shows
Read moreReview: ‘Firefly’ #29 Hits All The Right Notes But Still Misses The Mark
There is a particular feeling that sometimes comes from the moment that a person stumbles across a cover version of
Read moreReview: The McCleans Uncover Dark Secrets In ‘Nuclear Family’ #4
The McClean kids are running around the underground bunker with a kid they met in the last chapter. Their parents
Read moreWebcomic Weekly: Chris Doherty’s ‘Video Nasties’ – You Will Have Nightmares.
Webcomic Weekly – It’s time to give you another bit of online sequential artistry with another incredible bit of spine-chilling
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