The Art Of Politics : When The World Goes To Hell – Fix The Showers
Welcome to Comicon’s Art Of Politics – where we take a good long look at the state of political cartooning
Read moreReview: Pacts Are Made And Broken In ‘White Ash #6’
The moment we’ve all been waiting for arrives in this issue of White Ash! Okay, the moment I’ve been waiting
Read moreThe CW Offers A Glimpse At ‘Superman & Lois’ In Overall Superhero Trailer
Superheroes continue to be big business for The CW. Even with Arrow finishing its run this past broadcast season, the
Read moreReview: An Elaborate And Fascinating Heist Unfolds In ‘Wicked Things #4’
Sure, she’s accused of attempted murder, but that doesn’t mean Lottie is going to stop solving mysteries. She can’t help
Read more‘Medal Of Honor: Above And Beyond’ Brings The Franchise To VR
ReSpawn’s Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond game got a story focused trailer for Gamescom. The company confirmed during the
Read moreDaniel Cherry Named As DC Comics’ General Manager
DC Comics’ conversion to the digital space continues. According to The Hollywood Reporter, former Activision Blizzard executive Daniel Cherry will
Read moreReview: ‘X-Men’ #11 Forges Modern Myth
If one character has been the most visible figure in the new status quo of mutantkind, it’s Magneto. In X-Men
Read moreReview: You Don’t Chop Up A Blood Demon In ‘Grit #2’
Mushroom caps crawl the trees of the Blood Soaked Grove. Here, dark fantasy and pulp blend in the timeless lands
Read moreReview: ‘The Flash’ #760 Brings The Battle Full Circle
If any group of characters suffered in DC’s New 52 reboot, it was the Flashes. Already one of the richest
Read more‘We Only Find Them When They’re Dead #1’ Sells Out The Week Of Release
We Only Find Them When They’re Dead hasn’t even debuted yet, but BOOM! Studios has already announced the first issue
Read morePlayStation Plus Games For September: PlayerUnknown’s ‘Battlegrounds’ and ‘Street Fighter V’
The PlayStation Plus games for the month of September are PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Street Fighter V. The PlayStation blog takes
Read morePreview: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Reborn Vol.1: From The Ashes’ From IDW
Written and illustrated by Sophie Campbell Colour art by Ronda Pattison Lettering by Shawn Lee After the cataclysmic events of
Read moreUDON Entertainment Reveals Exclusive Variants For ‘Street Fighter #100’
UDON Entertainment is celebrating a double milestone with its own 20th anniversary and Street Fighter reaching 100 issues. This monumental
Read moreGenndy Tartakovsky’s ‘Primal’ Returns This October
Spear and Fang continue their journey together with five all-new episodes of Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal premiering Sunday, October 4 at
Read morePreview – Miles Faces Off Against… Spidey In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #18
Written by Saladin Ahmed Art by Carmen Carnero Colour art by David Curiel Lettering by Cory Petit “Ganke. Barbara. Judge. Lana. Mr.
Read moreCats, Bats And Demi-Gods: Exclusive And Extended Preview Of ‘Sacred Six’ #2 From Dynamite
Spinning out of Vampirella, Sacred Six set up some of Vampy’s more popular peripheral players into the role of team
Read more‘Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart’ Gamescom Trailer
During Gamescom’s Opening Night Live ceremony, Insomniac showed off seven minutes of gameplay footage for the latest title, Ratchet &
Read moreDark Horse Hosts ‘Legend Of Korra’ Comic Book Live Reading
With The Legend of Korra hitting Netflix and CBS All Access, new and old fans are discovering the series once
Read morePreview: Natasha Sees Red In ‘Black Widow’ #1 From Marvel
Written by Kelly Thompson Art by Elena Casagrande Colour art by Jordie Bellaire “Best-selling, Eisner–nominated writer Kelly Thompson (CAPTAIN MARVEL,
Read more‘The Department of Truth ‘#1 Retailer Variant Cover Revealed
The Department of Truth #1 by James Tynion IV and Martin Simmonds has revealed a further variant cover, but this
Read morePreview: ‘Empyre’ #6 And There Can Only Be One
Written by Al Ewing and Dan Slott Art by Valerio Schiti Colour art by Marte Gracia Lettering by Joe Caramanga
Read more‘Piecemeal’ Is A New Horror Series From Cullen Bunn, Szymon Kudranski, And AfterShock
From the mind of writer Cullen Bunn and artist Szymon Kudranski (and letterer by Marshall Dillon) comes the new horror
Read moreExclusive And Extended Preview – ‘Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys: The Death of Nancy Drew’ #4
Good morning to you all, dear readers. Ahead of this week’s new comic book day we have two more exclusive
Read moreNew To You Comics: Magic Goes Wild In ‘Justice League Dark V1: The Last Age Of Magic’
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: Metropolis’s Gang War Gets Deadly Serious In ‘Action Comics’ #1024
Superman has never really been one to clean up the streets of Metropolis. Now that’s largely because his presence in
Read moreReview: A Satisfying Ending That Came Way Too Soon In ‘Ghosted In LA #12’
Daphne is forced to make a decision that will affect her future, both in college and at Rycroft Manor. It’s
Read moreReview: ‘Legion Of Super-Heroes’ #8 Is A Gorgeous Experiment
Experimental comics have existed since the art form began. However, not every experiment is successful. What side of that line
Read morePreview: Strange Creatures In A Strange Dimension Await In Rob Cham’s ‘Lost’
Next month sees the release of Lost from Buño Books, the second book in the silent graphic novel series, Light
Read moreTalking With Rafael Albuquerque About His New Funny Book, ‘Funny Creek’, Stout Studios And More
After signing a four book deal with comiXology recently, Rafael Albuquerque and his Stout Studios has since released the first series,
Read moreNew Name, New Tiers And New Prints For Snyder And Daniel’s ‘Nocterra’ Crowdfunder
Scott Snyder has worked with some of the best artists in the business and it help to count them as
Read moreReview: ‘Major Holmes And Captain Watson’ # 1 And #2
The quality of the covers to issues one and two is vastly different. Issue one’s cover by artist Michael Dorman
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