Preview: Going Against Yourself Only Gets You ‘Lost On Planet Earth’ By Visaggo And Aguirre
Eisner and GLAAD Award nominees Magdalene Visaggio and artist Claudia Aguirre have a new 5 part comiXology Originals sci-fi mini-series
Read moreHappy 70th Birthday Dan Dare
April 14th 1950 saw an all-new comic firmly aimed at boys come out here in the UK called the Eagle.
Read more‘Boot Hill Bounties’ Is A JRPG With A Spaghetti Western Twist
Experimental Gamer Studios developed a sweet mash up of a game in Boot Hill Bounties. It combines the lawlessness,
Read moreShooting The Breeze With ‘Irredeemable’ and ‘Dragonfly & Dragonflyman’ Artist Peter Krause
One half of the creative team that brought us Irredeemable, artist Peter Krause has an impressive resumé having illustrated such
Read moreWhimsical Adventure, ‘Giraffe and Annika’ Arrives This August On PS4 And Switch
The newest title NIS America will be releasing is the adventure game Giraffe and Annika. It will be coming to
Read moreNetflix And Boom! Studios Enter Into A First Look Deal
Even if television production is on pause, plans are still afoot to bring new programs to the world. One such
Read moreReview: A Punk Rock Time Machine For Second Chances In ‘Skip To The End’
Jonny Wells was once on top of the world as the bassist for the punk band Samsara. That came crashing
Read more‘Tales From The Loop’ S01 E07: Here There Be Monsters
(++ Warning: There are spoilers for Episode 7 of Tales from the Loop in this review++) The seventh episode in
Read moreReview: ‘Villains Seeking Hero #1” Shows The Office Side Of Bad Guys
Every super hero has at least one villain that is just horrible. They’re not horrible in the sense that they
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2177: Kneel Before Nimrod (But Keep 2m Away)
The Weekly 2000 AD… Week in and week out, giving you the preview of the new 2000 AD Prog. The
Read moreAdvance Review: A World Of Wonder And Discovery Awaits In ‘Witchlight’
Sanja’s life was rather dull. She had to occupy her family’s booth at the market while her father and brothers
Read moreA Tangled Web: A Grim Beginning In Marvel Knights ‘Spider-Man Vol. 1: Down Among The Dead Man’
Our examinations of classic comics continues as the comics industry is still adjusting to its new circumstances. This go-round, we’re
Read moreDimension-Hopping Adventures Await In ‘Miranda In The Maelstrom’
Action Lab Entertainment is keeping the new comics coming with its digital-first titles on ComiXology and Amazon Kindle. These were
Read moreMagnetic Press Webstore Re-Opens To Consumers And Retail Partners
You might not be able to go to your local comic shop right now, but that doesn’t mean you can’t
Read moreSunday Service (Part 5): Our Top Ten Recommended Free Amazon Prime Reading
Over on Amazon Prime Reading – if you’re a member that is – you’ll find a good deal of graphic
Read moreSunday Service (Part 4): Let’s Get Physical With Dusk And ‘Aerobicide The Extreme Ninja Workout’ #0
Dusk Comics is another independent publisher offering up free comic books to read online, via their Facebook page here. The
Read moreSunday Service (Part 3): ‘GUN’ Vol.1 Offers Up A Seedy City With Even Seedier Citizens
Another comic book that may very well be new to you us GUN Volume 1 from Reckless Eyeballs Press,
Read moreSunday Service (Part 2): Previewing ‘Stealth’ #1 A New Hero Fighting Crime On The Streets Of Inner City America
Another comic that may well be new to you is Stealth #1 from Short Fuse Media here. Although, you may
Read moreSunday Service (Part 1): The Fantasy Saga ‘The Legend of Azure’ #1 Previewed
Over the past few weekends we’ve been focussing your attention on several independent publishers and comic books, and we thought
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Your Weekly Round-Up Of Reviews, Interviews And More
Another weekend, and another week of no new comics. But, that hasn’t stopped us here at comicon.com HQ to get
Read more‘Tales From The Loop’ S01 E06: A Familiar Face In An Unfamiliar Place
In the episode, ‘Parallel’, as the title would heavily suggest, the producers of this show take on the parallel universe
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake # 48 – The Wash Your Hands Edition…
Art For Art’s Sake – taking you through the wonders of comic art, one week at a time!
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘Moonraker’
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreSaturday Morning 80s Cartoon Special (Part 7): Over 3 Hours Of ‘He-Man and the Masters of the Universe’
Cometh the hour, cometh the He-Man and a real treat for you all as we wind down our morning with
Read moreSaturday Morning 80s Cartoon Special (Part 6): ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’
I can’t really do a 80s cartoon special and not include the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon, now can I?
Read moreSaturday Morning 80s Cartoon Special (Part 5): ‘Robotech’
Robotech has had something of a revival in recent years thanks to Titan Comics Robotech series. But, when was the
Read moreSaturday Morning 80s Cartoon Special (Part 4): ‘The Fonz And The Happy Days Gang’
Who can forget Happy Days, right? It was a TV hit, and infamous gave rise to the ‘Jumping the Shark’
Read moreSaturday Morning 80s Cartoon Special (Part 3): ‘Drak Pack’
Anyone up for some Drak Pack, from 1980? It lasted just one season, so you may not remember it too
Read moreSaturday Morning 80s Cartoon Special (Part 2): ‘Space Ghost’
A perennial favourite created in the 60s, but recommissioned at the start of the 80s with 22 all-new episodes, I
Read moreSaturday Morning 80s Cartoon Special (Part 1): ‘The Smurfs’
If you’re a comic book reader of a certain vintage you’ll remember the Saturday morning slot of cartoons offered up
Read moreCelebrate Spring With Gobelins Animated Shorts
Whenever I think about the future of mature animation, my mind always goes towards the animation produced in France. More
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