The Adventures Of Space Batman — Reviewing ‘Legacy Of Vader’ #5
In the short life of this young series, it has been at its best when it leans into the fact
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Review — Wander Through Strange, Snow-Covered Landscapes With ‘Dark Pyramid’ #2
Welcome to the table, There is something about survival stories set in the snow that feel so much more dangerous
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Hear Me Out: ’28 Days Later’ Actually Sucks Without The Music
Welcome back to “Hear Me Out,” a weekly series of unsolicited movie opinions. We all need a break from our
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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: The Archies Are Short Two Bandmates In ‘Archie Jumbo Comics Digest’ #363
It would appear Betty and Veronica have no regrets about leaving The Archies. Having joined Jola Kitt’s band, Rock Candi,
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A Chaotic Retrospective — Revisiting Topps Comics’ ‘Jurassic Park’ Adaptation
Welcome to the table, Did you know Walt Simonson, Gil Kane, George Perez, and Arthur Adams worked together on a
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Talking Judge Dredd And ‘Tunnels’ With Rob Williams And RM Guera
You wouldn’t think there’d be much for a judge to police in the jungle but somehow Judge Dredd has wound
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Opinion: 2025 Will Be The Greatest Year For Auteur Films
2025 is a year of an unprecedented tidal-wave of auteur-driven films. Wes Anderson, Guillermo del Toro, Darren Aronofsky, Edgar Wright,
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Exclusive: The First Martyr For Thought — ‘Socrates’ Comes To Mad Cave Studios This Fall
One man. One truth. One death that echoes through time. This fall, the trial that shaped Western thought is brought
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Deconstructing Comics #846: Pow! Crack! Breaking Down Comics Sound Effects
[ POW! ZAP! Comics may not be for kids anymore, but they still have sound effects! Our own Patrick Ijima-Washburn noticed
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Three Image Comic Books Get Further Printings After Selling Out
Image Comics have sold out again. This time they’ve sold out at the distribution level of Exquisite Corpses #1 second
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The Clock Is Ticking Already For Mondo’s Newest ‘Master Of The Universe’ Figure: Man-E-Faces
Man-E-Faces, as the headline informs you, is the latest 1/6 scale Masters of the Universe action figure being timed released
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Commentary: ‘The Studio’ Excels At Cringe Comedy
Comedy can take many different forms. Slapstick embodies the physical nature of silliness while character comedy focuses on developing meaningful
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Fanhome Summons The Lich King Himself With Their Newest Subscription Offering
Welcome to the table, I remember my first climb up the front steps of Icecrown Citadel. I don’t know what
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Workshop Wednesday — Aeldari: A Small Kid And His Scorpion Space Elves
Welcome to the table, I’m fairly certain the first Games Workshop miniatures I ever purchased were two metal Warhammer 40,000
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A Colossal Conclusion — James Harren’s ‘Ultramega’ #9 Reviewed
When Ultramega burst onto the scene in 2021, I knew we had something special on our hands. I’ve been following
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The Space Between Hesitation And Hope – Nakama Press Announces ‘A Little Step’ Vol. 1
Sometimes, all it takes is a little courage, a shared melody, and one small step to change everything … Mad
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New Mega Evolutions — The ‘Pokémon Trading Card Game’ Keeps Evolving
Welcome to the table, I’ve really been enjoying the Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket game. The ability to earn daily
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Stern Pinball Celebrates 50th Anniversary Of ‘Jaws’ With New Premium Edition Pinball Machine
This year marks the 50th year anniversary of the iconic film Jaws. In order to celebrate the occasion, gaming company
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Turning Up The Heat — Reviewing ‘Absolute Martian Manhunter’ #4
Temperatures are boiling over, scalding Earth and tempers alike. The human race is on the precipice of a breaking point,
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Built To Last — ‘Bullet Adventures’ #1 Coming This Fall From Altruist Comics
Altruist Comics has announced a high-octane, heart-first superhero series that puts legacy, science, and time-warped storytelling into overdrive. Bullet Adventures
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Tokyopop Earns American Manga Awards Nomination For ‘A Smart And Courageous Child’
Tokyopop has been nominated for a 2025 American Manga Award in the category of Best One-Shot for A Smart And
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Skybound Shares A First Look At Behind-The-Scenes Hardcover ‘The Art of Invincible Season Two’
Skybound/Image Comics has revealed preview pages for The Art of Invincible Season Two hardcover, coming out this November, giving fans behind-the-scenes
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‘Who the F*#k is Frank?’ Also Asks ‘Who the F*#k is Jean-Paul Valley?”
The Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present Who The F*#k Is Frank?. Joining them to discuss comics, toys,
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Skybound Announces ‘Universal Monsters: Dracula Black & White’ Specials By James Tynion IV And Martin Simmonds’
Entertainment and Image Comics, in partnership with Universal Products & Experiences, have announced they will be reissuing its Universal Monsters:
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The Art Of Politics: June — Well, That All Escalated…
June, yet another month where the massed ranks of the world’s political cartoonists outdid themselves in bringing truth to power.
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Birds In The Hand — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #34
Ancient god feuds. Powerlifting secret Hulks. Giant birds of Greek legend. Life sure isn’t getting any easier for Miles Morales.
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Coca-Cola And ‘Star Wars’ Unite To Celebrate Connection And Fandom’s Uplifting Power
Welcome to the table, A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, people were thirsty… I have always
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Review: ‘Arcana Royale’ #3 Deals More Mysteries As It Shuffles Towards The End
Welcome to the table, Have you ever had one of those days where you are brooding in your home, and
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Birds Not Of A Feather — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1098
Unexpected random team-ups are as common as … well, just about anything really when it comes to superhero related comic
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The Dark Underbelly Of Human Nature — Discussing ‘Roche Limit’ With Writer Michael Moreci
Michael Moreci is no stranger to science fiction and horror. He has written several novels, including We Are Mayhem and
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L.A. Comic Con Partners With Otaku Collectives For Anime Activation Akiba Station
Los Angeles Comic Con has big plans this year for its upcoming show that will run from September 26th-28th. We
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