Unboxing Dungeons & Dragons HeroClix 400 – Adventuring Party #1 from WizKids
Welcome to the table, My pals at WizKids sent over a rad box set of Dungeons & Dragons HeroClix 400
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Reviews
Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts– Ghost Of The 23rd Century’ #3 Gives Needed Background
Halfway through a limited series is usually a smart time to give readers the background information they need to better
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Advance Review– ‘A Quiet Place: Rising Tides’ #1 Succeeds On The Back Of Simple, Effective Visual Storytelling
The world of A Quiet Place isn’t one I know well; I’m aware of the broad strokes. John Krazinski, Emily
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Advance Review: Corominas’s ‘Dorian Gray’ Is A Beautiful Adaptation
The small sizing of the periods within the word balloons can be problematic. This is because a reader might fail
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend, where we bring you a selection of reading suggestions from the past week here on Comicon.com,
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‘Icons Of The Realm’ Sunsetting As ‘D&D’ HeroClix Comes To The Table? — “Thay” It Ain’t So!
Welcome to the table, Check this out… My pals at WizKids were kind enough to stock me up on a
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Force Matters — An Old Girlfriend Causes Trouble In ‘Star Wars: The Fall Of Kylo Ren’ #2
Jumping ahead to breakdown a more recent issue as Star Wars comics continues to limp towards the franchise’s 50th anniversary
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Hell Yeah! — James Harren’s ‘The Demon’ Reviewed
With Ultramega, James Harren delivered arguably one of the best Image Comics in last decade; therefore anything he did next
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Previously On X-Men: As ‘DNX’ Looms, Beast Battles Beast in ‘X-Men’ #35
We turn once more to the not-too-distant past, in which the X-Men aren’t vampires and “DNX” still looms! Generation X-23
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Bigger Is Better: Reviewing ‘Skinbreaker’ Deluxe Edition Hardcover
Robert Kirkman and David Finch’s Skinbreaker is the kind of comic that demands to be seen big. Now that all
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Review: ‘Midnight Fantastic Four’ #1 Nails Cosmic Creeping Dread
Sixty-five years ago, four intrepid adventurers launched into adventure, transforming their universe forever. In Midnight Fantastic Four, a horrific new
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Review — ‘Midnight X-Men’ #1 Gives Big ‘Vampire: The Masquerade’ TTRPG Vibes
Welcome to the table, It’s been a while since I’ve picked up a new X-Men book. My tastes tend to
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Review: ‘Midnight Spider-Man’ #1 Takes The Familiar And Mixes It With Horror And Gore
Midnight Spider-Man is not the wallcrawler you know. Not exactly, anyway. Sure there are familiar elements. Peter Parker is still
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‘Whatever Happened To Scorpio? The Complete Jim Steranko At Marvel’ Advance Review
Sometimes, all it takes is an image to spark the flame of curiosity in a reader who, then, wants to
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Advance Review: ‘G.I. Joe/Tomb Raider’ #1 Hits All The Notes You’d Want To See
When it comes to licensed comics, the G.I. Joe team is one of the golden standards, both in terms of
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Reviewing Fanhome’s 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 34-38
The ninth package in my Fanhome 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription* has arrived. This absolute beast of a model
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Advance Review: Steve Skroce Asks “What If?” In ‘Tales Of Wonder’ #2
What if Captain America and the Avengers and the Fantastic Four weren’t figments of comic book creators’ imaginations but rather
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Advance Review: ‘Of The Earth’ #6 Ends The Series With An Unsatisfying Bang
Over the course of the six issues from the miniseries Of the Earth, Tabby Black has been through a lot.
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Advance Review: ‘Crowbound’ #2 Moves At Its Own Pace And Reveals Just Enough To Keep Readers Hooked
It’s not every new series that ends its premiere issue with the main character’s throat being slashed and pushed off
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #20 May Or May Not Press On
Writers Michael Moreci and Alex Segura create a mostly solid script. Though some of the plot points are definitely formulaic
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Workshop Wednesday (On A Thursday): ‘Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon’ Helps Heal A Childhood Fear Of The Apocalypse
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid, I lived in constant, anxiety-inducing fear of Armageddon. Growing up in
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #1000 Honors The Past While Pointing To The Future
Only three comics series have ever reached a thousand issues, as of today. It’s impossible not to consider that as
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Echoes Of ‘The Wolves Of Saint August’ — Reviewing ‘Hellboy & The B.P.R.D.: The Monster Of Nivola’
Welcome to the table, The Wolves of Saint August, the collected color version from 1995, was one of the most
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Review — ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Total Party Killers’ #1 Feels Like A Day At The Gaming Table
Welcome to the table, Dark Horse Comics has really come to the table in the most delightful way. They bring
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More Moody Mysteries And Espionage Thrills — ‘Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy’ #2 Reviewed
What seems on the surface to be a hangover from the Cold War, with a Russian agent found dead in
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Review: ‘Hidden Springs’ #2 Shines In Small Moments That Showcase Humanity
Welcome to the table, We always need more giant monster stories. Dark Horse Comics is bringing us one of the
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Advance Review: ‘Hammerfist’ #2 Is Nonstop Action From Cover To Cover
First the heist and now the escape. After a crazy first issue involving a scumbag main character getting
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Force Matters: ‘Star Wars: Rogue One — Jyn Erso’ #1 At Least Gives Us A Character Arc
It’s another one comic one-shot week as the ten year anniversary of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Star Wars:
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Advance Review: ‘White Sky’ #6 Completes Initial Story Arc Leaving More Questions Than Answers
Story arcs in comics are funny things. First, they are pretty arbitrary. The arc begins and ends
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Buckle Up For A Fun Ride — Reviewing ‘The Last Driver’ #2
“So what do we do?” “We drive.” No other set of dialogue could better explain Sean Murphy’s The Last
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Erik Amaya gives us these: Comics Superstar Joshua Cassara Passes Away At Age 46 by Tony Thornley Anton Talks The
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