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Comics 

Waiting For The Barbarians: Red Sonja #2 Reviewed

Red Sonja #2 may well fit into the word and sorcery genre, but that doesn’t mean to say she should adhere

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March 8, 2019 Olly MacNamee 2660 Views 0 Comment Dynamite, Mark Russell, Mirko Colak, Red Sonja, Red Sonja #2, Red Sonja #2 review. review
Comics 

The Senior Prom Looms In This Exclusive Preview Of Betty & Veronica #4

Betty & Veronica’s senior year at high school is getting more stressful as the prom looms in the distance. How

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March 8, 2019 James Ferguson 2753 Views 0 Comment Archie Comics, Betty & Veronica, comics, Jack Morelli, Jamie Lee Rotante, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Sandra Lanz
Comics 

The Chase Finally Reaches Its Explosive Conclusion In Cemetery Beach #7

Mike and Grace are almost at Cemetery Beach, close to making their escape back to Earth. If they make it,

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March 8, 2019 Brendan M. Allen 2768 Views 0 Comment action, Cemetery Beach, Fonografiks, Image Comics, Jason Howard, science fiction, Warren Ellis
Comics 

Advance Review Of The Goon #1: The Sublime, The Gothic & The Down Right Funny

I’ve always been a fan of The Goon comic book and the titular hero’s escapades, and was thrilled with the

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March 8, 2019 Olly MacNamee 5124 Views 0 Comment Albatross Funnybooks, comedy-horror, Eric Powell, horror, The Goon
Comics 

Hal Jordan Is Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned In The Green Lantern #5

This may be classed a a science fiction leaning title, but issue #5 of The Green Lantern is more like

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March 8, 2019 Olly MacNamee 2971 Views 0 Comment DC Comics, Grant Morrison, Green Lantern, horror, Review, sci-fi, Steve Oliff, The Green Lantern, The Green Lantern #5
Games Lifestyle 

ECCC 2019: Dark Horse Returns To Luxendarc With The Art Of Bravely Second

Emerald City Comic Con hasn’t even started yet, but the announcements are already rolling in. Dark Horse Comics has announced

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March 8, 2019 James Ferguson 3928 Views 0 Comment Bravely Second, Dark Horse Comics, Square Enix, The Art of Bravely Second
Film 

Captain Marvel Review

  Captain Marvel is a delightful and funny origin story. While the format may be very familiar — Marvel Studios

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March 8, 2019 Erik Amaya 3612 Views 0 Comment Avengers: Infinity War, Ben Mendelsohn, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Jude Law, Lashana Lynch, Marvel Studios, Samuel L. Jackson
Comics Music 

Z2 Partners With Skillet For A Graphic Novel By Paknadel, Watters & Hunt

Z2 have a musical connection in most of their comics publishing these days, previously putting out Apocrypha: The Legend Of

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March 8, 2019 Hannah Means Shannon 3100 Views 0 Comment Alex Paknadel, Chris Hunt, Dan Watters, Eden: A Skillet Graphic Novel, Skillet, Z2 Comics
Film 

Zombies And Sharks Shines The Light On Cannibals, Ghosts, A Franken-Soldier, A Road Trip From Hell And A Disturbing Doc!

Hey Comicon-ers! It’s ML Miller again with another gaggle of the good, the bad, and the futt-bugly in horror from

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March 8, 2019 MLMiller 3662 Views 0 Comment Abducted in Plain Sight, Dry Blood, Soldier of War, Something, The Cannibal Club, What Lies Ahead
TV 

Bane Rises When Gotham Returns

  Gotham is taking a short pause, but when it returns, the fire final rises as Eduardo Dorrance (Shane West)

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March 8, 2019 Erik Amaya 2391 Views 0 Comment
Comics 

Your Giant Preview Of Sunstone: Mercy From Stjepan Sejic

The new graphic novel in the Sunstone series by Stjepan Sejic is out on March 20th, 2019, and Top Cow

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March 8, 2019 Hannah Means Shannon 8132 Views 0 Comment Stjepan Sejic, Sunstone, Top Cow
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Spell Warriors: A Fantasy World-Building Graphic Novel And More

Kickstarter seems to be the most straightforward venue for indie comics projects these days, as everyone must know by now,

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March 8, 2019 Hannah Means Shannon 4173 Views 0 Comment entertainment, gaming, John Reppion, Kickstarter, Spell Warriors
Comics 

Secret Agent John Probe Returns In April For The Second Volume Of M.A.C.H.1!

With the British Secret Service facing threats from all sides, terrorists, super-weapons and threats from beyond the stars. It’s time

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March 8, 2019 Richard Bruton 3058 Views 0 Comment Enio, M.A.C.H.1, MACH 1, Pat Mills, Previews
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ECCC 2019: Dark Horse Reveals Talent For Signings & Panels

Time passes by so quickly and Emerald City Comic Con is just around the corner. The event has a significant

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March 8, 2019 Gary Catig 2649 Views 0 Comment Dark Horse, ECCC 2019, Emerald City Comic Con
Games 

Cassie Cage Has A New Look And New Moves For Mortal Kombat 11

Since her introduction in Mortal Kombat X Cassie Cage has become a fan favorite character. Now the daughter of Sonya

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March 7, 2019 Tito W. James 3639 Views 0 Comment Cassie Cage, Johnny Cage, Mortal Kombat 11, NeatherRealm Studios
TV 

Broad City 5.6 Recap: Abbi & Ilana Get In Touch With Their Jewish Roots

Abbi’s new romance with the doctor is going well and they’ve spent the night together. Lesley lies quietly watching her

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March 7, 2019 Gary Catig 3850 Views 0 Comment Abbi Jacobson, Broad City, Comedy Central, Ilana Glazer, tv
Games 

Watch The Division 2: Launch Trailer

Ubisoft has released a launch trailer for their upcoming third-person shooter RPG, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. The trailer serves

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March 7, 2019 Sage Ashford 2680 Views 0 Comment The Division 2, Ubisoft, video games
TV 

Deadly Class, Episode 8 Review: “The Clampdown”

At the start of the lockdown, Master Lin tells it to his students straight. Everyone will remain in their rooms

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March 7, 2019 Rachel Bellwoar 2996 Views 0 Comment Deadly Class, Image Comics, Rick Remender, Syfy, Wes Craig
Books Comics 

Advance Review: The Theory From T Pub Is Gripping Gothic Sci-Fi

T Pub have always been an indie comic book publisher that has specialised in the more darker corners of human

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March 7, 2019 Olly MacNamee 4481 Views 0 Comment Amrit Birdi, Atula Sirwardane, David Cour, Forrest Helvie, Phil Buckingham
Comics 

Cullen Bunn’s Demonic Takeover Of Riverdale Continues In Blossoms 666 #2

Taking sibling rivalry to its most infernal limits, the Blossom twins enter into a sinister competition to prove themselves worthy

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March 7, 2019 Brendan M. Allen 3176 Views 0 Comment Archie Comics, Audrey Mok, Betty Cooper, Blossoms 666, Cheryl Blossom, Cullen Bunn, Dilton Doiley, horror, Jack Morelli, Jason Blossom, Laura Braga, Matt Herms, Reggie Mantle, Wilfredo Torres
Comics 

Get Your Fight On In Doomsday Clock #9 From Geoff Johns & Gary Frank

Doomsday Clock #9 is the most Watchmen-like issue yet with the much anticipated spotlight finally resting on Dr. Manhattan, currently

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March 7, 2019 Olly MacNamee 2944 Views 0 Comment DC Comics, Doomsday Clock, Doomsday Clock #9, Ferro Lad, Gary Frank, Geoff Johns, Review, The Legion of Superheroes, Watchmen
Comics 

Little Bird Leaves A Huge Impression: Issue 1 Advance Review

Little Bird written by Darcy Van Poelgeest and drawn by Ian Bertram is about resistance fighters along the Canadian border

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March 7, 2019 Tito W. James 3150 Views 0 Comment Ian Bertram, Image Comics, Indie Comics
Comics 

More Tranquil Than Traumatic: ‘PTSD’ Reviewed

PTSD is a graphic novel created by Guillaume Singelin, and published by First: Second, that follows the journey of a traumatized war veteran

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March 7, 2019 Tito W. James 3084 Views 0 Comment First Second, Guillaume Singelin, Jun, PTSD, Slice of Life
Comics 

Image’s Samurai-Fantasy Spaghetti Western Collected: The Last Siege TPB

One castle stands alone against the might of a brutal warlord. For those caught within, it is not a question

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March 7, 2019 Brendan M. Allen 3169 Views 0 Comment Brad Simpson, Eric Jones, fantasy, Image Comics, Justin Greenwood, Landry Q. Walker, Patrick Brosseau, spaghetti western, The Last Siege
Comics 

Take A Trip To Another Dimension In Justice League #19 From Snyder, Jimenez & DC

It’s been a while, but the wait has been worth it as Jorge Jimenez’ returns to art duties on this

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March 7, 2019 Olly MacNamee 3049 Views 0 Comment Alexandro Sanchez, DC Comics, Jorge Jimenez, Justice League, Justice League #19, Justice League #19 review, Review, Scott Snyder, Tom Napolitano
TV 

Let’s Ponder Big Hearts And Riverdale’s Shifting Alliances

  Riverdale continues to tread water as its third season barrels toward its end. But this week’s episode offered a

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March 7, 2019 Erik Amaya 2404 Views 0 Comment Casey Cott, Cole Sprouse, Gina Gershon, KJ Apa, Lili Reinhart, Luke Perry, Madchen Amick, Madelaine Petsch, Nico Bustamante, Riverdale, Skeet Ulrich, The CW, Vanessa Morgan
Comics 

Can You Guess The Industry Icon Headed To Valiant?!

Do you like a good mystery? This week, Valiant Entertainment sent the following image to press outlets. The only clues they

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March 7, 2019 Tony Thornley 2476 Views 0 Comment Valiant Entertainment
Comics 

Fran Of The Floods: A Climate Change Warning From 1975

Since Rebellion, best known as the publishers of 2000 AD, began obtaining the rights to a huge number of UK

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March 7, 2019 Richard Bruton 2631 Views 0 Comment Fran of the Floods, Phil Gascoigne
Comics 

Goon But Not Forgotten: Preview The Goon #1 From Eric Powell & Albatross Funnybooks

The Goon is celebrating his twentieth this year (and, boy, does he look a lot older!) with a new book

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March 7, 2019 Olly MacNamee 2765 Views 0 Comment Albatross Funnybooks, comedy, dark comedy, Eric Powell, horror, The Goon, The Goon 20th Anniversary
Comics 

Mike Deodato Jr And Jeff Lemire Team Up For Berserker Unbound At Dark Horse

Not letting the grass grow under his feet now Mike Deodato Jr announced his departure from Marvel after 24 years

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March 7, 2019 Olly MacNamee 2613 Views 0 Comment Berserker Unbound, Dark Horse, fantasy, Jeff Lemire, Mike Deodato Jr., sword and sorcery
Comics 

The Comicon Monthly Megazine Preview – Issue 406: Vengeful Vegetation Takes Over!

The Judge Dredd: Megazine hits the stands every month with extended tales from Judge Dredd and the world of 2000

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March 7, 2019 Richard Bruton 2285 Views 0 Comment Judge Dredd The Megazine, Preview
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