New To You Comics: A Valiant Future In ‘Rai V1: Welcome To New Japan’
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Weekend Round-Up Of Popular Posts From The Past Week
So, what have you all been reading this week here on comicon.com? Let’s find out shall we with your regular
Read moreChristmas With A Dash Of Manipulation: ‘The Shop Around the Corner’ Reviewed
Christmas gets more commercial every year. Charlie Brown lamented it in A Charlie Brown Christmas and it’s no less true
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For fans of Irish mythology, a new Cartoon Saloon movie is an event. While Wolfwalkers doesn’t quite measure up to
Read morePick Of The Week: Recommended Reading From This Week’s New Releases
One graphic novel and two superhero books. That’s what we’re recommending from this week’s selection of new comics. Why not
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #104 Reveals More Secret Origins
Readers probably know all they possibly could know about Batman. However, the Dark Knight seldom pushes outside of Gotham City.
Read moreReview: A Full-Grown Xenomorph Hunts Down Survivors In ‘Alien: The Original Screenplay’ #5
‘The fight for survival! Sheer terror befalls the remaining crew members as the Alien claims the ship as its feeding
Read moreICYMI: ‘The Breakfast Club’ Meets “Goodfellas’ In The Mall
From time to time a comic just slips me by. Try as I might, I can’t read them all right
Read more‘Daredevil’ #25 Faces An Unexpected Future
Matt Murdock’s life changed forever when he took accountability for his irresponsible actions. It was a change for nearly every
Read moreReview: ‘Lumberjanes: End Of Summer’ #1 Presents A Heartfelt & Awesome Goodbye
After an incredible, action-packed, adventure-filled summer, the scouts time at Miss Qiunzella Thiskwin Penniquiqul Thistle Crumpet’s Camp for Hardcore Lady
Read moreReview: ‘The Union’ #1 Introduces Readers To A United Team For A Disunited Britain
(++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers for The Union #1, out now from Marvel ++) If you’re going to introduce
Read moreFerg & Sons Review: A Slam Dunk For ‘Donut Feed The Squirrels’
In an effort to further encourage my children – Oliver (7) and Parker (5) – to read, I’ve been searching
Read moreReview: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Jennika’ Sheds Light On The New Fifth Turtle
After 36 years in the pop culture sphere, it is likely hard to find anyone that does not know at
Read moreAdvance Review: Peter Parker Eat Your Heart Out, ‘E-Ratic’ #1 Is A Kinetic-Fuelled Contemporary Take On The Teen Hero
When reading new comic book series E-Ratic #1 by Kaare Andrews it doesn’t dawn on you straightaway that this new
Read moreReview: A Journey Ends In ‘Action Comics’ #1027
One chapter of Superman’s life is about to come to an end. It all comes down to one last battle
Read moreReview: ‘Strange Adventures’ #7 Is Far Out, Man, But Hard to Fathom
Adam Strange puts on the mantle of war-time solider all too easily in this new issue of Strange Adventures by
Read moreAdvanced Review: Homophobia In MMA Addressed In AfterShock Comics’ ‘Kill A Man’
Twenty years ago, Xavier Mayne fought DJ Bellyi and Bellyi died from the injuries he sustained. During the fight Bellyi
Read moreReview: Venturing Through Peter Parker’s Dreamscape In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #53.LR
The Sin-Eater makes a move to get back into Kindred’s good graces as Doctor Strange and the Spider family walk
Read moreNew To You Comics: Mobsters, Magic, And Mayhem In ‘Machine Gun Wizards’
When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I dove deep into our
Read moreReview: ‘Daredevil’ #24 Sets Up Big Changes
Daredevil might be headed to prison. That’s right- not Matt Murdock, but his alter ego, and that all depends on
Read moreReview: ‘The Other History Of The DC Universe’ #1 Is A Precient Alternative Take On The History Of DC’s Black Characters
The Other History of The DC Universe #1 is a bold new comic book limited series from 12 Years A
Read moreSomething For The Thanksgiving Weekend: Comic Book, Film And Gaming News & Reviews From The Past Week
A special Thanksgiving Weekend edition this week, offering you all a respite from any further festivities you may be enjoying
Read moreX Of Words: It All Comes To An End In ‘X-Men’ #15, ‘Excalbur’ #15, & ‘X Of Swords: Destruction’
Here it is. After two months of ups and downs, red herrings and brutal betrayal, X of Swords comes to
Read moreVintage Double Bills: ‘Blue Collar’ And ‘Bread & Roses’
Americans have always had a contentious relationship with unions. People associate them with socialism. And in the 70s, especially after
Read moreReview: Dustin Discovers A Sinister Plot In ‘Stranger Things- Science Camp’ #3
‘While Dustin continues to prove his mettle as a Dungeons and Dragons DM to prove a point to new-found camp
Read moreThinning Out The Love Triangle – ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch: Something Wicked’ #4 Reviewed
Harvey Kinkle is as much a staple of Sabrina stories as Salem. While that’s not to say Sabrina hasn’t dated
Read moreFind Out Why Everyone’s Excited About ‘Dune’ With ‘Dune: The Graphic Novel, Book 1’
Kyle MacLachlan with those tubes coming out of his nose. The giant worm. Sting in a futuristic dance belt. After
Read moreReview: ‘Maybe Someday’ Delivers A Ray Of Hope In A Dreary World
2020 has been a pretty horrible year for the most part. It’s easy to wallow in all that pain and
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Kaiju Score’ #1 Makes For A Great Elevator Pitch, But Not Necessarily A Great Comic
Described as something akin to Godzilla coming crashing into a Quentin Tarantino heist movie, Kaiju Score #1 is already a soaraway
Read moreReview: Finding Yourself On A Far Off Planet In ‘Barbalien: Red Planet’ #1
The Black Hammer Universe continues to expand with the next mini-series delving into a specific character’s origins. This time the
Read moreAdvance Review: Truths Are Out There, But Must Be Contained In ‘The Department Of Truth’ #3
There’s no horror worse than the horror’s of real life. And The Department of Truth #3’s “Monster of the Month”
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