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The Marvels story has always been about how ordinary people are affected by the fantastic world of the Avengers, Fantastic
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As the new X-Men line gears up for its first ever crossover, pieces need to be put on the gameboard.
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When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
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The Sin-Eater has set his sights on Norman Osborn, but is that really a bad thing? The Green Goblin is
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It’s no secret that Roald Dahl’s books have done well on the big screen. Matilda and Willy Wonka & the
Read morePick Of The Week: Which Comics Should You Pick Up From The Past Week’s New Books?
As we head into the weekend, many of us may be contemplating picking up some comics for that all important
Read moreCalm In The Eye Of The Hurricane: ‘Giant-Size X-Men- Storm’ Reviewed
The X-Men have had a rough year since the foundation of Krakoa. However, as the Giant-Size X-Men mini-series concludes, readers
Read moreEuro Reviews: Blake & Mortimer Enter The Valley Of The Immortals
Edgar P. Jacob‘s Blake and Mortimer is a Euro classic, first appearing in 1946 and going on to become a
Read moreTony Stark Gets Back To Basics: Reviewing ‘Iron Man’ #1
Big Iron! Tony Stark is looking to restart his engine. He decides he’s going back to basics, putting away his
Read moreAdvance Review: The Flawed Fascinating Life Of Charlie Parker In ‘Chasin’ The Bird’
Charlie Parker was a legendary jazz musician. He influenced generations of creators across different mediums, but he was far from
Read moreReview: ‘Once And Future’ #11 Is A Glorious Gore-Fest Of An Issue
Once and Future was already a pretty dark comic book series anyway, but with this latest issue the darkness gets
Read moreAudio Drama Review – ‘Doctor Who: The Third Doctor Adventures’ Vol. 6
The Third Doctor Adventures Volume 6 Directed by Nicholas Briggs Starring Tim Treloar (The Doctor) and Katy Manning (Jo Grant) ‘Poison of the Daleks’ Even
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Billionaire Island’ #6 Caps Off This Satirical Series With Style
As I sit here writing this advance review for Billionaire Island #6 my own government – albeit one I never
Read moreReview: ‘The Green Lantern Season Two’ #7 Continues Hal’s Existential Odyssey Amongst The Stars
While not directly referencing Hal Jordan’s time as The Spectre, casting Hal in the role of the Death Lantern and
Read moreShades Of Grey: ‘X-Force’ #12 Reviewed
At their best, superhero comics explore moral complexity and consequences of difficult choices. X-Force #12 does exactly that while asking
Read moreThe Boys Are Back In Town: Reviewing ‘Bill And Ted Are Doomed #1’
The official prequel series to the upcoming film! After defeating the evil dictator De Nomolos in Bogus Journey in 1995,
Read moreNew To You Comics: Revisiting An All-Time Classic In ‘X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga’
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: The End Of Summer Looms In ‘Lumberjanes #73’
The time is finally coming when summer ends and the Lumberjanes will have to go their separate ways. I’ve been
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Your Regular Round-Up Of News, Reviews And Previews
So, what have you all been reading on comicon.com this past week? A good mix of previews, comic book news
Read moreDick And Jane By The Seashore: ‘The Flood That Did Come’ Reviewed
Avery Hill Publishing originally announced The Flood That Did Come last fall yet Patrick Wray’s book couldn’t feel more timely,
Read moreReview – ‘Dark Nights: Death Metal: Trinity Crisis’ #1 Is Another Essential, Exciting, Entertaining Tie-In
The story being played out in the main Dark Nights: Death Metal series is so huge in scale it’s spilt
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As we enter the weekend, you may be planning a Covid-19 safe trip to your local comic book store. If
Read moreReview: Living Here In Mutant Town In ‘TMNT #109’
The Turtles have settled into their new lives in Mutant Town, but they’re not without their own set of troubles.
Read moreEuro Reviews: Giant Is A Love Story (Of Sorts) High In The Growing New York Skyline
A short graphic novel of 122 pages, Giant is nonetheless an entrancing thing, set against the spectacular and changing 1930s
Read moreReview: Ignoring Advice And Treading Water In ‘Amazing Spider-Man #48’
The Sin-Eater has been taking the fight to the villains of Manhattan with his own form of justice. This has
Read moreReview: ‘X-Factor’ #3 Explores The True Horror Of The Mojoverse
In today’s world, content is king. Content providers are propped up and idolized, often to the detriment of their mental
Read moreReview: ‘The Resistance’ Rises In The Latest Issue From AWA Upshots
The Resistance #5 sees the action, espionage and undercover super heroics go global as we take a trip, firstly to
Read moreReview: Questions Of Heart In ‘G.I. Joe’ #8
Warning of spoilers! Cover A by artist Niko Walter is the closest of the three covers to the actual plot
Read moreYo, Ho, Ho With Yvonne De Carlo: ‘Buccaneer’s Girl’ Reviewed
You don’t have to be a buccaneer to be a buccaneer’s girl, but Yvonne de Carlo would’ve made an excellent
Read moreReview: Meet The Crew As A Robbery Is Planned In ‘Dry Foot #1’
High school kids now get into all new kinds of trouble. It’s just not the same as back in the
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