WonderCon 2024: Talking ‘The Scale Trade’ With Steve Orlando And Megan Huang
Carm Tritos might be new to the Dragon Conservation Agency, but he’s passionate. The question is whether that passion will
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Marvel Celebrates 40 Years Of Spider-Man’s Black Costume With New Variant Covers In May
Forty years ago, one of the biggest changes in comics history happened in Secret Wars. To celebrate, Marvel is releasing
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The Bone Orchard Mythos Goes Into Space With ‘Starseed’ Graphic Novel From Lemire And Sorrentino
The Bone Orchard Mythos creators and architects, Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino expand their horror franchise to the stars with
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Tekken 8’s Eddie Gordo Will Continue To Terrorize Players Everywhere
Bandai-Namco had already confirmed Eddy Gordo would be the first new character added to Tekken 8. Now though, they’ve provided
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‘Feral’ #1 Gets A Second Printing While The Covers For ‘Feral’ #2 Are Revealed
Part of the fun of any Tony Fleecs comic book series is the variant covers. And the covers for Feral
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Commentary: ‘Chainsaw Man’ Highlights Culture Perspective
It’s interesting how cultural norms can affect a story. What’s considered commonplace in one area of the world might be
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Theseus Is Their Name: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #18
Benjamin Sisko and war are intimately familiar. As another conflict looms large, Sisko makes a bold choice. One that could
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Is This Your Card? It Might Be! Check Out These ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Class Cards From Hasbro
Welcome to the table, Sometimes my players have a hard time picking what class they want to play for one-shot
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Chip Off A Different Block: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #112
Once upon a time, a young man lost his family to violence and rose to become a protector of all.
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TV Review: ‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Season 3, Episode 9 Expands The ‘Star Wars’ Ecosystem
One of the ways that animated Star Wars has an edge up on live action is that it can easily
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Marvel Celebrates 20 Years Of Skottie Young With New Covers, Posters & More
There are many artists who are synonymous with Marvel Comics. Few have had as big an impact in the last
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‘Withnail & I’ And ‘Mute Witness’ Lead Arrow Video’s June 4K releases
Arrow Video’s just announced June releases explore the many variations of cult films, with slashers, suspensers, and a booze-fueled British
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Adult Animation Revolution: NSFW Animated Documentary Explores The Intersection Of Shame And Pleasure
Directed by Eugene Kolb, Ur Heinous Habit is an animated documentary about self-pleasure. The twelve-minute short is created through a
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‘The Department of Truth: Wild Fictions’ Deluxe Hardcover Announced
Image Comics has announced the release of a deluxe hardcover edition of The Department of Truth: Wild Fictions, collecting “the
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What’s Next For Judge Dredd: An Interview With Writer Rob Williams
There’s no such thing as a good plane crash but having your plane shot down has to be one of
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Kickstarting Comics — ‘Hedrek: Night Of The Mummers – Collected Edition’ Is A Fabulous Folk Horror Detective Tale
Hedrek: Night Of The Mummers – Three issues of genuinely chilling folk horror given a police procedural twist, plus the
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Previewing Massive’s Sci-Fi Horror ‘Crashdown’ #3
Writer: Tom Garcia, Ryan Sargeant Art/Cover: Ben Templesmith Crashdown #3 is out on from Massive/WhatNot
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Explore Growing Up, Love & Loss In ‘The Effects Of Pickled Herring’ Out Now
We’ve all experienced loss and grief in some shape in our lives. In the new YA graphic novel The Effects
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Band Of Bards Enters Exciting New Era, Becomes Co-Op Publisher
In an exciting new development, indie comics publisher Band of Bards is now a cooperative. Known for a variety of
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Beat Ups And Beatniks: Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Age’ #1
Batman’s origin has been recounted and recycled more than enough times over the years with yet another new version of
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‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ Proves That Bigger Isn’t Always Better
The problem with large cast sitcoms: not every character is versatile enough to pair up with every other available character.
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The Family That Fights Together: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #6
A showdown has begun as the battle of the bands kicks off. Wait, no sorry, that’s battle for the bands.
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Brothers Inside And Out Of The Ring: ‘The Iron Claw’ Reviewed
While it’s not true of all – or even most – movies, some films it’s better to have spoiled in
Read more‘The Karate Kid’ Celebrating 40th Anniversary With New 4K UHD Disc
The Karate Kid is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a new 4K and Blu-ray release featuring VHS-style packaging and all
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Review: ‘X-Force’ #50 Fails To Stick The Landing
After fifty issues, the latest volume of X-Force draws to a close. How did this final issue do, and is
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Skybound Reveal Covers For The Final Issue Of G.I. Joe’s ‘Duke’ Miniseries
Skybound/Image Comics, and collaborators Hasbro, have revealed the line-up of covers for Duke #5, the final issue of the series, from
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Previewing Series Finale ‘Robotech: Rick Hunter’ #4 From Titan Comics
Writer: Brandon EastonArtist: Simone Ragazzoni Robotech: Rick Hunter #4 is out Wednesday 3rd April from Titan Comics
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Review: ‘Duke’ #4 Puts All The Pieces Together
Duke has spent its entire length laying out all the pieces for the Energon Universe’s second phase. In Duke #4,
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Review: ‘Dawnrunner’ #1 Is The Perfect Mix Of Heady Sci-Fi & Monster Bashing
The only thing I really knew about Dawnrunner going into it was that it was a mecha action story from
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Portrait Of A Great Cinema Auteur: ‘Quentin By Tarantino’ Reviewed
Quentin by Tarantino is a biographical graphic novel by Amazing Ameziane. The comic is framed as an imaginary conversation with
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Forty Years On But Just As Deadly: Previewing ‘The Fog’ #2
It’s forty years later and the debilitating and dangerous fog has returned. A comic book sequel to the film that
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