Review: ‘X-Men + Fantastic Four’ #3 Unites Marvel’s Greatest Through DOOM
The Marvel Universe is full of fictional countries. Ever since Krakoa was born, it’s been obvious that those nations would
Read morePreviewing ‘The Poems to See By: A Comic Artist Interprets Great Poetry’ Ahead Of National Poetry Month
Out today in book stores is this fine looking new anthology of illustrated poetry that’s out just a day ahead
Read moreReview: ‘The Flash’ #752 Puts Barry Face To Face With His Sins
The Flash may be the timestream’s greatest guardian. However, some of the collateral damage was bound to come back to
Read more7 New Adult Animated Series To Watch In 2020
Adult animation is going through an unprecedented boom. There are more animated series in more genres and art styles than
Read moreDC Comics And Marvel Relent With No New Digital Releases. For Now
DC Comics and Marvel have relented to retailer outcries and have stepped down from publishing digital comics this week, even
Read moreDynamite Entertainment Pauses All Digital & Book Market New Releases
As with most of the industry, Dynamite Entertainment has paused all digital distribution for new comic book releases effective April
Read more‘Come To Daddy’ If You Dare: A Review Of Ant Timpson’s Feature Film Debut
Come to Daddy opens with two quotes: “The sins of the father are to be laid upon the children” (attributed
Read moreTwo Marvel Audio-Adventures For Kids On Amazon Alexa
In a time when we are all self-isolating, it can be tough to find activities for your kids to keep
Read more‘Morbius’ Moves To March 2021 As COVID-19 Continues To Shake Up The Box Office
Morbius, a film planned for release this summer, has moved to next year, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The Jared
Read moreWhat Did It All Amount To? ‘Shoplifters Will Be Liquidated #5’ Reviewed
Ambrosia and the Comrade Fellowship have captured Nussbaum and seek to make him their sleeper agent inside Caucasus. Above ground, Provo rolls out his Right to Die initiative while Lance and Bryce get ready to steal from the company.
Read moreThe Apocalyptic Aphrodisiac: ‘Judge Dredd: False Witness #1’ Reviewed
A courier is given a illegal package to deliver across Mega-City One, but he is caught up in a nativborne riot that lands him in the cross hairs of Judge Dredd. Can he dodge the most infamous Judge of Mega-City One long enough to finish his job?
Read moreThe Last Act Of Valery Stepanovich: ‘Punisher: Soviet #6’ Reviewed
Valery Stepanovich is dead, but the Punisher is still going to carry out his final wish. Frank tracks Pronchenko down to a meeting with his senator contact at a remote location. Frank confronts Pronchenko and the senator and does what Valery wanted him to do.
Read moreThe Arrowverse Returns April 21st On The CW
Fans of The CW’s Arrowverse can breath a sigh of relief: All four shows will be back in April. Pulled
Read moreThe Stranger’s Family: ‘Eve Stranger #5’ Reviewed
Jimmy Mac and his friend, Sebastian Madden, knocked out and kidnapped Eve to inject her with a new medicine that will treat her condition without wiping her memory. This frees Eve to finally strike back at Delilah and the E.V.E. Project.
Read more‘Locke & Key’ Renewed At Netflix; ‘V-Wars’ And ‘October Faction’ Cancelled
It’s good news and bad news for IDW’s Netflix television shows. First, the good part: Locke & Key has been
Read moreReview: ‘Wolverine’ #2 Faces Demons Inner and Literal
Marvel’s greatest mutant hero finally seems to be getting his groove back. He finally has his own title again, he’s
Read moreThe Cure And A Girl’s Night In: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika #2’ Reviewed
Jennika’s old flame, Silas, has come back promising a cure for mutation. He claims that he wants to use it for the good of everyone in the quarantine zone. Jenny believes him and helps him on his mission, but she’s still suspicious. Plus: a mutant girl’s night!
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘The Ludocrats’ #1 Is A Barmy, Beautiful, Bonkers Book
Growing up in Britain we were often bombarded with some of the best but bizarre television from across the globe
Read moreAttempted Murder On The Hydra Express: ‘Falcon & Winter Soldier #2’ Reviewed
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier board a train in the hopes that they can track down Baron Zemo’s protege and stop them from kickstarting a new era of Hydra. Unfortunately, the train is front-to-back full of Hydra soldiers, and Sam and Buck are going to have to fight them all if they want to find the protege.
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2175: The Return Of The Survival Geeks & A Big Surprise Inside
The Weekly 2000 AD… Week in and week out, giving you the preview of the new 2000 AD Prog. The
Read moreReview: ‘X-Men’ #9 Goes Cosmic With The Brood
One of the greatest cosmic threats in the Marvel Universe is the Brood, a species of nearly mindless monsters. One
Read moreMarvel Comics’ Will Sliney Encourages You To Draw Along With Him With His Amazing Live Streams
For many of use here in the UK, and over the mind in America, we are waking up to our
Read moreSubmit to Terrax In ‘Marvel Contest of Champions’
Recently, Mole Man entered Marvel Contest of Champions looking to take revenge on the surface world that shunned him. Now
Read moreNew Campaign Allows Fans To Vote For Valiant Hero Of The Week
In these hard times of social distancing during COVID-19, Valiant Entertainment is looking for different ways to stay in touch
Read moreHarley Quinn’s Cartoon Antics & More Coming To DC Universe In April
The animated adventures of Harley Quinn continue in April as the TV show returns for a second season. You still
Read moreSunday Service (Part 6): Bearded Man Comics
We leave you with a look at an online publisher who have a number of cool looking books and merchandise
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 5): Zombies Versus Stoners In ‘The Toking Dead’ #1 Reviewed
Now here’s a comic that’s a rather niche read to say the least. One part zombie apocalypse drama, one part
Read moreSunday Service (Part 4): Abolitionist, Freedom Fighter And… Demon Slayer? ‘Harriet Tubman Demon Slayer’ Previewed
So, you this you know the history of abolitionist, political activist and freedom fighter? Well, it seem you don’t because
Read moreSunday Service (Part 3): ‘Vampires Of New Jersey’ Vol.1, A Violent Mix Of The Sopranos And Dracula
Alton Simpson is an independent creator who has specialised in stories of the more blood-curdling variety with such titles as
Read moreSunday Service (Part 2): Eisner Award Nominated ‘Quince’ Gives Us A Bilingual Teenage Superhero But With Limits
Originally published as a 15 issue mini-series on Comixology in 2017, Quince created by Sebastian Kadlecik written by Kit Steinkellner, llustrated by Emma Steinkellner and
Read moreSunday Service (Part 1): Life, Liberty And ‘Lady Freedom’ #1 From Brass Ring Comics
We’re starting you off today with a look behind the covers of Lady Freedom #1 after a successful Kickstarter means
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