Indie Spotlight: Non-Stop Action In Wordless ‘Fight Szine’
They fight and fight and fight and fight and fight. No, it’s not Itchy and Scratchy. It’s the two warriors
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Advanced Review: ‘Legacy Of Mandrake The Magician #1’ Introduces Mandy Paz To The World Of Magic
As long as you have a ComiXology account, Red 5 have made it easy to download the new zero issue
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With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: Filling In The Gaps In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #50.LR
With Kindred’s identity (sort of) revealed, “Last Remains” is in full swing. He’s infected the Web of Life and Destiny,
Read moreReview: ‘Fantastic Four’ #25 Is A Marvellous Prologue To More Fantastic Adventures Yet To Come
What with so many debut issues coming out from Marvel these days, any one of their comic books to get
Read moreBlu-Ray Review: Carole Lombard Attends A Seance In ‘Supernatural’
Here’s an idea you might not have considered. What if copycat killers weren’t to blame for their murders? What if
Read moreReview: Back To Basics In ‘Batman’ #101
There’s no doubt that there’s a certain cheeky charm to Batman #101 being an issue where Bruce Wayne is forced
Read moreX Of Words- The Sword Bearers Get Personal In ‘Excalibur’ #13 & ‘X-Men’ #13
Welcome to X of Swords week 4 and Comicon.com’s X of Words! If any two books of the Dawn of
Read moreReview: ‘Invisible Differences’ Examines How France Treats Autism
Invisible Differences is a comic by writer Julie Dachez and artist/colorist Mademoiselle Caroline. It is also an attempt at providing
Read moreReview: A Massive Battle Setting Up What’s Next In ‘MMPR’ #55
Lord Zedd has pulled out all the stops, turning his minions into new twisted Dark Rangers armed with the Terrorzords.
Read moreReview: Super Heroes Aren’t All They’re Cracked Up To Be In ‘Villainous’ #1
It can be tough to establish yourself as a new super hero, but fortunately, RepTilly has landed herself a sweet
Read moreReview: Super Heroes Aren’t All They’re Cracked Up To Be In ‘Villainous’ #1
It can be tough to establish yourself as a new super hero, but fortunately, RepTilly has landed herself a sweet
Read moreTony Stark’s Identity Crisis Continues: Reviewing ‘Iron Man’ #2
Tony has company… and his name is Korvac! Tony Stark continues to roughly dismantle the fancy, shiny and sophisticated ways
Read morePretty Maids All In A Row: Katie Skelly’s ‘Maids’ Reviewed
Unless you’re aware of the Papin Sisters going in, Katie Skelly’s Maids doesn’t wear it’s true crime origins on its
Read moreReview: Image Comics’ New Comedy Espionage Series ‘The Scumbag’ #1
“Jazz Apple Armageddon,” Part One. The fate of the world rests in the hands of the worst person on it!
Read moreReview: A Darkness Looms As The Summer Ends In ‘Lumberjanes’ #74
Summer is coming to an end, but the adventures are not quite through. The campers of Roanoke cabin are tying
Read moreReview: Monsters Are People Too In ‘Wayward Kindred’
Monsters have a bad wrap. They’re almost always portrayed as…well…monsters. They bite and scratch and eat you up, but just
Read moreReview: As One Chapter Closes A New One Is Teased In ‘Once And Future’ #12
Grendel’s mum comes calling on Duncan and Bridgette in another action-soaked issue of Once and Future. And, a family reunion
Read moreReview: AfterShock Comics’ New Sci-Fi Eco-Horror ‘We Live’ #1
The year is 2084 and the world has changed. Wracked by calamities and crawling with monsters, the last remaining humans
Read moreWar-Era Noir… With Vampires: Reviewing ‘The Vain’ #1
Chicago, 1941. A blood bank is held up in a robbery, but no cash is taken—only blood. It’s the latest
Read moreReview: A Trap Is Sprung In ‘Immortal Hulk’ #38
After a long time away, the Hulk’s greatest nemesis, the Leader, has made himself known in recent months. However, in
Read moreReview: ‘Superman’ #26 Reveals A Unique New Adversary
Superman has always been unique among heroes. Though he’s definitively among the most powerful beings in the DC Universe, he
Read moreNew To You Comics: The Guys Dive Into ‘Aliens- Dust To Dust’
When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
Read moreReview: ‘Strange Adventures’ #6 Is A Comic Of Clever Contrasts And Even More Clever Dialogue
“You’re not who I thought you’d be,” may well be the words spoken by Mister Terrific to Alanna Strange, but
Read moreJoel Dreams The Impossible Dream — ‘Love And Monsters’ Reviewed
Horror films are never hard to come by in October. Those in need of some more family-friendly picks this year,
Read morePick Of The Week: Three Top Titles We Recommend From The Last Week In Comics
Nearly the weekend and nearly time for another trip to your local comic book store, if you’re able to safely.
Read moreReview: ‘Dark Nights: Death Metal’ #4 Is A Solid Issue, But With A Lot Of Plates Spinning
The DC trinity of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman head out to face crises worlds only to find darker versions
Read moreReview: More Questions Than Answers In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #50
Kindred has been pulling strings in the shadows of Spider-Man’s life for some time. The centipede-clad villain knows all about
Read moreReview: ‘Commanders In Crisis’ #1 Delivers A Welcome New Take On Super Heroes
n a world where the Avengers are the stars of the highest grossing movie of all time, do we need
Read moreX Of Words: The Quest For The Swords Gets Dangerous
Welcome to X of Words! As the X-Men mega-crossover picks up steam for the foreseeable future, this will be Comicon.com’s
Read moreNo More Waiting. No More Hiding. Reviewing ‘Redneck’ #28
“Tall Tales,” Part Four. The last stand of JV Bowman! In Redneck #28, Bartlett is on the mend and has
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