What If The Bad Guys Won? — Discussing ‘Empire’ Crowdfunding With Writer Mark Waid
Eisner Award-winning writer Mark Waid is known for his work on Kingdom Come, Superman: Birthright, and Captain America, among many
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Dynamite’s ‘Gargoyles’ Plans Its Next Epic For This Summer
While the summer promises to be a hot one, Gargoyles will keep things cool in New York this summer. Tuesday morning, Dynamite
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The Softer Side Of Anung Un Rama — Reviewing ‘Hellboy In Love: Black Eyes’
Welcome to the table, There is a concept that places have souls; that there is a spirit or an echo
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Advance Review: ‘Odin’ #1 Kicks Off A Road Trip From Hell — Or Asgard
From the start, the new limited series Odin tries to walk the line among genres. There are elements of a
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Review — ‘Star Wars: The Mandalorian And Grogu’ Is Movie-Long Reminder Of Its Lovable Leads
Since Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu was announced, people have been pondering the same question: is this just an extra-long episode
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“‘Escape From NY’ Meets ‘Vanishing Point'”: Sean Gordon Murphy’s ‘The Last Driver’ — New From Image Comics
Artist and writer Sean Gordon Murphy (Batman: White Knight, Tokyo Ghost) has a new sci-fi series for all you gearheads
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Full MANGA Alchemists: ‘Parasyte’ Ch 33 — “Witness”
Following Kana’s death, Shinichi seems unmoved, which people find disturbing — especially Satomi. Can Shinichi do anything about this lack
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‘The Kingsman’ Crossed With ‘K-Pop Demon Hunters’ — Image Comics Announces ‘Yumi: 00EX’ #1
Writer Doug Wagner (Narco, Plastic, I Was A Fashion School Serial Killer) and artist Hoyt Silva have a new action-packed
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Fight The Mondays With A ‘Secret Lair x Garfield Cats Are the Best’ Superdrop
Welcome to the table, Mondays … am I right? The team over at Wizards of the Coast has
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Advance Review — Gritty Artwork Tells Its Own Story In ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #7
Sometimes all it takes is a change in artists to breathe new life into a comic book series.
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‘Star Wars’ Month: The Comicon.com Staff’s Favorite Classic Novel Covers
For about seven years, the Star Wars fan’s lifeline was the Expanded Universe. While we’ve talked extensively about Star Wars
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Obsession Fueled Revenge On The Undead — ‘Feed Them To The Crows’ Funds On Kickstarter
A young man failed by the system seeks justice for the death of his mother. He’ll get it by driving
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McFarlane Toys Showcases Two New ‘Mortal Kombat Klassic’ Figures
Welcome to the table, Mortal Kombat hit arcades in 1992. The game quickly earning a place in schoolyard lore. It
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Exclusive Interview: Chris Weston On His (Unauthorised) ‘Rogue Trooper’ Movie Poster For Duncan Jones
The Rogue Trooper animated sci-fi movie from Rebellion and Liberty Films is coming soon, looking rather good. As part of
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‘The Collectors’ Desk’ — Episode 1: The Pilot
Known by other names, a certain panel of convention, collector, comics, and comedy experts convene around The Collectors’ Desk for
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Crowdfunding Campaign For Sci-Fi Version Of ‘The Odyssey’ Launches May 26th
Move over Christopher Nolan. Bruno Catarino has his own take on The Odyssey. While a new version of the Greek epic hits
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Trailer Watch: ‘My Adventures With Superman’ Returns For An Epic Third Season
My Adventures With Superman is a winning mix of the best elements in action anime and superheroes. It is also
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May Previews (Week 3): Checking Out All This Week’s DC And Marvel Comic Book Previews
We are here once again. It’s Monday morning, and another week looms. That means another new comic book day, so
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Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Licking The Stamps’ Edition
It’s Sunday, and you know what that means? We, yes, I suppose you could go to church. But, to be
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another round-up of posts as picked by your dedicated editorial team. As usual, we all
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Art For Art’s Sake #365: The Master — Will Eisner
Looking at the art of comics art, every week, a gorgeous set of images fired into your brain — yes,
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New To Blu-ray: Not So ‘Ugly Duckling’ Reviewed
Hammer Films are arguably best known for horror, but that’s not all they produced. They also made comedies. Four of
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Astoria, Oregon Celebrates 40 Years Of Johnny 5 Being Alive
“Hey, laser lips, your momma was a snowblower!” Ready to feel old? It has been four decades since Johnny 5
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Gugs, Nightgaunt, And Yithians With WizKids’ ‘Icons Of The Realms: Maddening Monsters Of Ravenloft’
Welcome to the table, Before we dig too deep, I want to direct you to this piece I wrote about
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Star Wars Month: ‘Shadows Of The Empire’ Was A Fascinating Pop Culture Experiment
Following the end of the original trilogy of Star Wars films, the universe was wide open, full of possibilities. But
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Is ‘Star Wars: Ahsoka’ Season 2 Really Delayed?
During Disney+’s Upfront presentation a few days ago, the streamer startled Star Wars watchers by announcing the second season of Star Wars:
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Adult Animation Revolution: ‘Wildwood’ Looks To Be Laika’s Most Ambitious Fantasy Film
Directed by Travis Knight (Kubo and the Two Strings), Wildwood is a fantasy-horror epic that follows Prue McKeel as she sets
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Things Escalate Quickly in ‘Daredevil Born Again’ Episode “Requiem” — Review
Well, that escalated quickly. There’s a lot to like in “Requiem,” the sixth episode of Daredevil Born Again‘s second season.
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Exclusive First Look At Jim Fletcher And James Martin’s ‘Flippitoons Odditome Of Deadlies and Dreadlies’ Vol. 1
Creative director and comic industry veteran Jim Fletcher may not be a name known to many outside of the industry,
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James Harvey’s ‘UK In A Bad Way And Other Stories’ Collected As A Graphic Novel
Created by James Harvey, UK In A Bad Way And Other Stories is a collection of 12 infamous cult favorite
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WizKids Calls Up Eldritch Enemies From Dungeons & Dragons ‘Ravenloft: The Horrors Within’
Welcome to the table, Before we dig too deep, I want to direct you to this piece I wrote about
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