Jessica Jones: Blind Spot Comes To Print In January
The Marvel Digital Original series, Jessica Jones: Blind Spot is making the jump to print this January. Originally published digitally
Read more‘The Pervert’s’ Remy Boydell Brings Us 920London From Image Comics
920London, by Remy Boydell (The Pervert) is coming out from Image Comics next year, on Wednesday, April 22nd, and tells the
Read moreBloodshot: The Film We Want To Watch – Talking With Director Dave Wilson & Hivemind’s Dinesh Shamdasani
Like many fans, my first real connection with a Valiant character was with Bloodshot. Somewhere between his unusual appearance with
Read moreThe Fight Of The Millennium Is Coming In Heavy Vinyl: Y2K-O! First Look
Heavy Vinyl, the music store crew / secret fight club comic is returning with an all-new original graphic novel in
Read moreMarvel Celebrates The 40th Anniversary Of The Dark Phoenix Saga With Variant Cover Series
The Dark Phoenix Saga from writer Chris Claremont and artist John Byrne is easily one of the biggest X-Men events
Read moreThe Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2155 Previewed: No Angel Delight For Defoe
Another week, another stunning Prog from 2000 AD, looked at and previewed in the Weekly 2000 AD. Five thrill-powered strips
Read moreOne Final Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Trailer Makes Its Debut
Whether or not Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker turns out to be the conclusion people want from 40+ years
Read moreExplore The Wild West Via Steam-Powered Cars In ‘Appare-Ranman’
PA Works has a trailer for a new original anime in Appare-Ranman. The series takes place at the tail end
Read moreFirst Look: Last Dungeon PV
During an event on Saturday, the author for the light novel Last Dungeon Toshio Sato confirmed that his series would
Read moreI Do Believe In Peter Pan: The First Film Adaptation
Until Herbert Brenon’s silent film classic, I had only ever seen Peter Pan played by a man. I knew about
Read moreSwag! Baltimore Comic Con 2019 Edition
This past weekend, I enjoyed attending Baltimore Comic Con, a show that focuses very strongly on comic creators and comic
Read moreCarnage Coast-To-Coast In Absolute Carnage: Avengers #1
Carnage is infecting all of New York and has even started taking over Los Angeles. He’s going after the Avengers who were infected during the Doverton incident, and that means these Avengers have to work together if they’re going to stop Carnage from taking over and summoning Knull.
Read moreBane Of Batman’s Life – Preview Tales From The Dark Multiverse: Batman Knightfall #1
Based on my own pull list, this week is going to be a big one for me in terms of
Read moreThe Birth Of The League And The Rise Of Luthor In Superman: Year One #3
We follow Clark Kent’s move to Metropolis and the beginnings of his career at the Daily Planet. At the same time, he begins his life at Superman in the city. Soon after, he runs afoul of the powerful Lex Luthor and powerful figures from Gotham City and Gateway City.
Read moreBaltimore’s 2019 Ringo Award Winners
We were delighted to be at the Ringo Awards this year, held at Baltimore Comic Con. As one of the
Read moreThe Best Of British (ish): Deep, Dark Secrets Abound In Mimi And The Wolves
Don’t be deceived by the cover. Mimi and the Wolves is no cutesy forest fable, it’s something far more rooted
Read moreJ’onn’s Actions May Isolate Him From The Others In A Preview Of Next Week’s Supergirl
While Supergirl‘s Leviathan plotline is on a slow simmer — though it would seem William Day (Staz Nair) is a
Read moreThe Dawn Of X Begins: What Series Could Wave 2 Hold?
The Dawn of X era of Marvel’s mutants officially launched this week with X-Men #1, kicking off Jonathan Hickman’s vision
Read moreHistory Of The Marvel Universe #4 Is A Prestigious Pop Cultural Trip Down Memory Lane
Once again, Mark Waid and Javier Rodríguez, with Alvaro López on inks, blow the reader away with this fourth issue
Read moreThe World Is Not Lollipops And Rainbows In A Preview of Upcoming Watchmen Episodes
Watchmen is here. And, as it turns out, the concept’s best destiny was always television even as television chose not
Read moreBatman #81 Lays Out The Plan
For the last three plus years, we’ve seen a cat and mouse game between Batman and Bane play out. However,
Read moreMagpie Comes To Gotham City On The Next Batwoman
Now that Kate Kane (Ruby Rose) has accepted her new role as Gotham’s protector, its time for her rogues gallery
Read moreSink Your Teeth Into ComiXology Originals This Halloween
ComiXology Originals have a fair few Halloween themed reads for you coming out over the next two weeks, just in
Read moreSaffron & The Women Of Serenity Unite In Firefly: The Sting First Look
Next month sees the release of Firefly: The Sting, a new original graphic novel from Boom! Studios, in partnership with
Read moreTalking Craft, Blame, And The Future With Ezra Claytan Daniels
Last year I found myself standing in Lion Forge’s enveloping, carpeted booth at New York Comic Con. Though the company
Read moreTsars And Stripes: Preview Assassin’s Creed: The Fall And The Chain
I admit that Assassin’s Creed passed me by, as have so many other games in recent years as life gets
Read moreFirst Look & New Trailer For Lemire And Hester’s Body Horror Family Tree
Not only do we have a trailer for Jeff Lemire and Phil Hester’s new Image series, Family Tree, but we
Read moreJudge Dredd Complete Case Files 34 – The Law In Order Continues
The Complete Case Files of one Joseph Dredd rumbles on, every collection reprinting the law in order, a couple of
Read moreScott Pilgrim Comes To Kickstarter For Miniature Board Game
Renegade Game Studios and Oni Press have teamed up for Scott Pilgrim Miniatures The World, a miniatures board game designed
Read moreAfterShock Deploys Its Army of Direct Market Ambassadors
AfterShock Comics has been hard at work recruiting and training the first wave of the AfterShock Army. The first nine
Read moreUp, Up, And Go Away? A Look At Superman: Year One #3
It was definitely a game of two very different Supermen last week as DC Comics not only releases Superman Smashes
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