Not So Old Fashioned Team-Up — Reviewing ‘Minor Arcana’ #7
Life hasn’t been normal or easy for Theresa St. Pierre since her return to her childhood hometown of Limberlost. There
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Lawless 2025: Horror In Comics With Steve Austin, Dave Kendall And Aly Fell
Sunday morning and I had time for just one panel. And that was the one didcussing horror in comics with
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Doctor Who Week: Looking At A Real Scientific Hypothesis Inspired By The Show
There are lots of real life discoveries and inventions based on science fiction. But Doctor Who’s “science” is often more
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‘Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: Long Live The Pumpkin Queen’ Adaptation Arrives In June
A new nightmare (before Christmas) is headed to comic shops next month. Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: Long Live
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These Guys Are My Heroes: Rebranding Raremarq With Founder Chris Tung
One of the organizations at the recent Lake Como Comic Art Festival that was working to make a name for
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Take A Look, It’s In A Book — Reviewing ‘Doom Academy’ #4
Life is like a fairy tale, here at Doom Academy. Well, more like a storybook nightmare in all honesty. Good
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Fanhome’s ‘E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Build-Up’ Stages 63-74
The fourteenth package in my Fanhome ET The Extra Terrestrial Build-Up Subscription* has arrived. This box includes an ET backpack
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Steve Rogers Returns To The Spotlight In July’s ‘Captain America’ #1 Covers
He’s a comics icon, and in July, Steve Rogers returns in the pages of his own series in Captain America
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Marvel Reveals The Full Cover Line-Up For July’s ‘Fantastic Four’ #1
July’s going to be a big month for Marvel’s first family. To celebrate the release of their first Marvel Studios
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A Look At First Contact In Sci-fi Through The Ages
Aliens have always been a huge point of inspiration for film and television. The thought of extraterrestrial life expands the
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Just A Boy And A Monkey — Reviewing ‘Absolute Flash’ #3
It’s not just Wally West that has an incredible level of speed. This series itself turned up the speed. In
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‘Legacy of Vader’ #4 Is Weighed Down By Exposition — Review
Naboo as a planet holds a curious place in the Star Wars narrative. As the central locale of The Phantom
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Mineral On A Mission — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #16
Something ancient and sinister emerged from Wakanda’s Vibranium months ago. Its unstoppable path across Africa bodes ill for the world.
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Lawless 2025: Artist Influences – With Colin McNeil, Alan Davis, David Roach And Brian Bolland
This panel was well run and well organised looking at each artists’ training and influences. Here are the highlights: Training:
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Doctor Who Week Retro-Review: ‘Doctor Who: Time Lord Victorious: Defender Of The Daleks’ Is Good
The Comicon.com team continues our look at the world of the last of the Time Lords, diving deep on a
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Crowdfunding Comics: Talking The ‘Aces And Aros’ Anthology With Co-Editor Jeremy Whitley
Jughead and Gwenpool are good company to be among, but there are so many more stories comics could be telling
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Review– ‘You’ll Do Bad Things’ #3 Meanders
It is said that a foolish consistency is indeed the hobgoblin of simple minds. If that’s truly the case, then
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Snap Into Marvel– Xorn Is What Happens When A Character Seems Too Cool To Quit
Real Names: Kuan-Yin Xorn, Shen Xorn First Appearances: New X-Men Annual 2001 (September 2001) as Kuan-Yin, X-Men (vol. 2) #157
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Preview: ‘Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files Volume 47’ – More Of The Law In Order, More Of The Best Way To Read Dredd
The entire Judge Dredd saga, in order, in full. capturing all the essence of the character. It’s truly the finest
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The Crossover Wars Begin Again As DC & Marvel Announce ‘Batman/Deadpool’
After 21 years, DC Comics and Marvel Comics are finally reteaming to bring together two of their biggest characters and
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“Death Wish Meets Minority Report” – Mark Millar And John Romita Jr. Announce ‘Psychic Sam’ Kickstarter
Hot off his latest newsletter, Mark Millar has revealed he will be kickstarting his latest comic book project, a grahic
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Deconstructing Comics #633 (Flashback): ‘Eileen Gray: A House Under The Sun’
FLASHBACK! Eileen Gray: A House Under the Sun is a slim graphic novel by Charlotte Malterre-Barthes and Zosia Dzierzawska, about the
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Krimi Double Feature: ‘The Mad Executioners’ And ‘The Monster Of London City’
Simply speaking, “krimi” means “crime thriller” in German but what exactly is a krimi film? The ones contained in Terror
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Anime Boston 2025: New Year And A New Vibe
I have been to many anime conventions during my time at Comicon. Now that the initial shock of going to
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Kickstarting Comics: Ed Hilyer’s ‘Romo The Wolf Boy’
Ed Hillyer/Ilya‘s Romo The WolfBoy, as featured here in Webcomics Weekly back in 2023, comes to Kickstarter, for 256 pages
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Lawless 2025: Kiss My Axe Panel With Simon Bisley And Glenn Fabry
With both Simon Bisley and Glenn Fabry recognised by many as two quinessential artists on Sláine (alongside Mick McMahon, of
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Doctor Who Week: The Comic Book Superheroes The Doctor Would Get Along With Best (And Those They’d Hate)
Doctor Who has a long and storied history in comic books, almost as long as the Doctor’s actual history. Regardless,
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Welcome To Doctor Who Week At Comicon.com!
Welcome to Doctor Who week at Comicon.com! In November of 1963 the British Broadcasting Company debuted a new program about
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An Interview With ‘Miss Austen’ Actor Calam Lynch
While there have been many film and TV adaptations of Jane Austen’s work, Miss. Austen is actually about her and
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Listening To The Demons Within — Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #6
Personal defense mechanisms take many shapes and sizes. Say, for example, creating a whole new gangster related ventriloquist’s dummy persona.
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Review: ‘Superman Unlimited’ #1 Sets Up Something Interesting With A Twist
It’s movie season, which means that there’s superhero movies on their way. One of the biggest is Superman, so naturally
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