Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the weekend and welcome to another round-up of posts as picked by the editing team here at Comicon
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Comics From A Galaxy Far, Far Away… Previewing This Week’s ‘Star Wars’ Comics
As we come to the end of this current Star Wars run, filling in the gaps between The Empire Strikes
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Art For Art’s Sake #278: Back, Back, Back In Time To A Glorious Comic Age Of Vertigo House Ads
Welcome once more to Art For Art’s Sake, where I have a little root around the world of the comics
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
With fall comes the beginning of spooky season! Did any of this week’s releases scare our reviewers? Let’s take a
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Ghost Machine’s ‘Hyde Street’ #1 1:100 Variant Cover By Ivan Reis, Danny Miki And Brad Anderson Revealed
Image Comics/Ghost Machine have shared the artwork for the Hyde Street #1 1:100 copy incentive homage variant showcasing artwork by
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More Image Comics Sell Out And Get Orders For Multiple Reprints
Not only have issues #1-3 of Falling in Love on the Path to Hell by Gerry Duggan and Garry Brown (Babyteeth),
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Start Spooky Comics Season Right With Archie Horror & Humble Bundle
Archie Horror is one of the most unexpected delights to hit the comics industry in the last decade. Now as
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Commentary: ‘Colossus’ Is A Genre Of Games That Needs More Respect
Everyone is aware of the big genres in video games. There are puzzle games, sports games, role playing games, first
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TIFF Review: ‘The Cut’
I never really know whether Toronto International Film Festival audiences attend gala premieres for the films or the celebrities. Perhaps
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Meet The Squad In Marvel’s ‘Sentinel’ File Cards
The Xavier Institute is no more, and in its place stands the Graymalkin Prison. The world’s most dangerous mutants are
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Review: ‘The Ultimates’ #4 Is A Poignant & Tragic Origin
The new Ultimate Marvel universe’s most tragic figure is easily its Doctor Doom. In The Ultimates #4, we get the
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Adult Animation Revolution: ‘Pencils vs Pixels’ And The Much Needed Return of Hand Drawn Feature Animation
Pencils Vs Pixels is a celebration of 2D hand-drawn animation and an exploration of how the Disney Renaissance of the
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Building A Platform | Saurabh Bhatia Talks Comix.one
Comix.one founder Saurabh Bhatia joins Brendan in the virtual panel room to chat about the emerging marketplace and crowdfunding platform.
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Time To Celebrate, Slaughter Swamp Style: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #25
What does one do after defeating their ex-boyfriend and fungus offspring (of sorts) zombies? Family swamp cleanup day, that’s what!
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Review: The Real Villain Becomes More Clear In ‘Sanction’ #4
Picking up directly from the cliffhanger ending of the previous issue, Sanction #4 represents the story’s most in depth analysis
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Goodness Is A Superpower!? — Reviewing ‘Absolute Power’ #3
When the phrase “absolute power corrupts absolutely” was coined, someone like an Amanda Waller was most definitely the intended target.
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Nordland Rises As The ‘Rogue Trooper’ Universe & The ‘2000 AD’ Multiverse Collide
Two weeks to go until the latest big event in the 2000 AD multiverse as Nordland Rising hits the Prog
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Commentary: ‘Ambient Swim’ Shows The Range Of Television
Since the dawn of television, producers have tried to figure out exactly how it can be best utilized. There are
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‘Standstill’ #1 Is The Latest Image Comic To Get A Second Printing
Writer/colourist Lee Loughridge (colourist on Deadly Class, The Good Asian) and artist Andrew Robinson’s Standstill #1 has sold out at distribution level
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‘Baby Assassins Everyday’ Drops Episode 1 on YouTube
Right before the premier of Baby Assassins Nice Days at Fantastic Fest in 2024, we’re treated to a new TV
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‘Total Recall’ Meets ‘Prison Break’ In Graphic Novel ‘On Mars’ — Live Now on Kickstarter
On Mars, a new sci-fi graphic novel from writer Sylvain Runberg (Warship Jolly Roger) and artist Grun, is live now on
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A Major X-Man Joins ‘Exceptional X-Men’ In December
The last of the three new X-Men From the Ashes flagship titles debuted this week with Exceptional X-Men #4. To
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A Really Bad Grandpa — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man #24
Meeting the family of a significant other can often be interesting. Especially if their family happens to be a supervillain.
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‘A Rogue’s Tale: A Memoir’, The Autobiography Of Lenore Zann, Available For Pre-Order Now
Capitalizing on the success of Disney’s X-Men ’97, the memoir of Rogue voice actor Lenore Zann is available for pre-order
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An Interview With ‘Taxi Ghost’ Creator Sophie Escabasse
Apparently, being a medium runs in the family, but this is the first Adèle’s hearing about it — and what
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Sony Has Canceled ‘Concord’ — What Happens Next?
With a simple press release, Sony has put an end to Concord, their multiplayer sci-fi experiment from Firewalk Studios. The
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A Whole Lot Of Something: Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch’ #4
Death cannot stop the Scarlet Witch (it keeps trying though) as she returns to face the Griever one final time.
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Agatha From ‘Head Lopper’ Gets Her Own Stand Alone Story Via New Kickstarter
After the success of Snarlagon, Andrew MacLean returns to Kickstarter to create and all-new, all-age, stand alone story within the
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Two Restored Crime Film Classics From ‘Battle Royale’ Director Kinji Fukasaku Headed To VOD And Digital
Fans of international crime films are likely familiar with the name of Kinji Fukasaku. The ultra-prolific Japanese auteur directed over
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Commentary: The Weird Similarities Between ‘Mission: Impossible’ and ‘Fast & Furious’
It’s no surprise that Hollywood loves big budget blockbuster action franchises. These are huge money makers with some of the
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Kyle Higgins’ Massive-Verse To Become A Fighting Card Game
Solis Game Studio, Kyle Higgins, and Image Comics are teaming up to turn the popular shared universe of the Massive-Verse
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