The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2160 – Damnation And Destruction In Defoe
Time once more for the Comicon Weekly 2000AD, where we look into the greatest sci-fi comic of the last 40+
Read moreTime once more for the Comicon Weekly 2000AD, where we look into the greatest sci-fi comic of the last 40+
Read moreWhile Marvel has always leaned more to the ‘alternative future’ storylines over the years and DC Comics were the parallel
Read moreIs it just me of do the Infected seem to resemble a DCU Kiss cover band, what with all that
Read moreWith the Dawn of X well and truly up and running, this week sees Fallen Angels #2 drop, from writer Bryan
Read moreThe new Star Wars comic comes out at the start of the new year, taking place in the spoaec between
Read moreStar Trek icon an royalty, author and activist George Takei announced that his New York Times bestselling graphic memoir, They
Read moreNow that Angela (Regina King) knows her connection to Watchmen‘s divergent past, it is only a matter of time before
Read moreIt’s only the slightest of peaks behind the cover of Doomsday Clock #12 but nonetheless it teases the readers with
Read moreFolklords from Boom! Studios has gotten off to a tremendous start with a sellout of the first issue before it
Read moreThe Black Ops division of the X-Men are back this week with X-Force #2 from Ben Percy and Joshua Cassara.
Read moreMarvel Comics always has a lot going on. They have the largest market share in the comics industry and a
Read moreThe all-ages Cosmo is back with a new mini-series and it’s already off to a great start. Archie Comics has
Read moreIf you missed out on Warren Ellis’ run on James Bond, Dynamite Entertainment has a way for you to catch
Read moreAvengers #27 is out from Marvel next week, by Jason Aaron and Ed McGuinness. The earth has always defended itself with the
Read moreLev Grossman’s The Magicians continues at Boom! Studios with a new mini-series. The publisher has shared an early preview of
Read moreLast year Marvel debuted a bi-weekly podcast interview series called Marvel’s Voices. This February, it expand into comics with a
Read moreDuh Nah Dun Dun Nah Duh Nah Dun Dun Nah When you hear those portentous hammer blows creep across
Read moreTime for another Art For Art’s Sake, where the joys of comic art are assembled before you…
Read more80 Years of The Bat is a column created to celebrate the 80th anniversary of one of the most beloved
Read moreIt’s been far too long since we spent time with the Doctor. And according to this trailer for the upcoming
Read moreLooking for the perfect gift for the Umbrella Academy fan in your life? Dark Horse Direct has you covered with
Read moreDynamite Entertainment partnered with Bethesda Softworks to release the first-ever Fallout trading card series. These cards were sold in Target,
Read moreMarvel Comics has continued to reveal some awesome variant covers for the upcoming Thor #1 from Donny Cates and Nic
Read moreCheesy movies are a special joy. Despite an earnest attempt to create compelling stories, filmmakers often miss the mark. Some
Read moreIn case you needed further convincing to check out “Break Free,” the Rai theme song, written by Dan Abnett and
Read moreWe should’ve seen The Long Halloween coming. Variety reports actor John Turturro of The Big Lebowski fame has joined the
Read moreWhen Titan Comics announced they’d managed to acquire the Blade Runner franchise, it seemed like something of a great deal.
Read moreNow that is how you bring Mandos to the screen. We’ve enjoyed the sparse tone of The Mandalorian‘s first two
Read moreWhile busting a child-employing brothel in Hub City, the Question stumbles upon a councilman and a lead on a conspiracy which will take Vic Sage to the heart of the city and his own forgotten past.
Read moreThere will always be blowback when you burn a supersuit. Titans‘s penultimate second season episode did the job it needed
Read moreEva, a high school outcast, finds herself witness to a horrible secret: the most popular boy in school enjoys the
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