WizKids’ Strongheart: A Welcome Addition To Any D&D Collection
Welcome to the table, There is no secret that my favorite character in all of D&D is the Warduke. Why?
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Kieron Gillen And The Power Fantasy Caspar Wijngaard Announce ‘The Power Fantasy’ From Image Comics
Multiple award-winning writer Kieron Gillen (The Wicked + The Divine, Die) and artist Caspar Wijngaard (Home Sick Pilots, All Against
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The Best Of Euro Comics: Cinebook’s Titles For March 2024 Will Put A Smile On Your Face
Every month the publisher Cinebook brings us the very best of the incredibly rich and diverse world of European comics, and
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Titan Manga Announces ‘Working For God In A Godless World’ Vol. 01
Author Aoi Akashiro and illustrator Sonsho Hangetsuban are having their Japanese manga series, Working For God In A Godless World,
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DC Comics Presents: Previewing DC’s New Releases
We have a good selection of new comics coming out this Tuesday 5th March from DC Comics. We have previews
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Superfan Promotions Promotes Pamela Horvath And Hanna Bahedry And Adds Dustin Holland
We cover a good deal of promotions here at Comicon HQ but this one is a double promotion I can
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Skybound Comet Share An All-New Look At ‘Ava’s Demon Book Two: Aftermath’
Skybound Comet and Image Comics have released yet another preview of Michelle Fus’ YA fantasy graphic novel Ava’s Demon Book
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WizKids’ ‘Tarrasque’ Towers Like The Titan It Is!
Welcome to the table, There are a lot of monsters in the landscape of tabletop that can conjure worry in
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Mind-Blowing Music: Kordhell
Sometimes we need a jolt to expand our music tastes. So open your ears to some Mind-Blowing music! A column
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Talking With Mike Perkins About Taking The Dark Knight Back To His Gritty And Gothic Roots In ‘The Bat-Man: First Knight’
This week sees the release of The Bat-Man: First Knight #1 by Dan Jurgens, on writing duties, and Mike Perkins
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We’re All That We Have: Reviewing ‘Sabretooth And The Exiles’
As the Sabretooth War rages in Wolverine, now seems a good time to revisit one of the foundational preceding chapters.
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Werewolves, Westerns, And Horror – ‘Homestead’ Is Live Now On Kickstarter
Native American/Western werewolf graphic novel Homestead from writer Dirk Manning, artist Lee Garner, colorist Colin Johnson, and letterer Dave Lentz
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Bat Books: Previewing This Week’s Batman Family Of New Comics
Plenty of Batman-related books out this week with two of the biggest being Batman #145 and The Batman: First Knight
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Tony Parker Twists An Ancient Villain Into A Hero In New ‘Medusa’ Graphic Novel
Dark Horse Books has announced Medusa, a new graphic novel that twists the original Greek myth into an action-packed story.
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Spidey Sunday: Previewing This Week’s ‘Spider-Man’ Related Comics
Two new Spidey titles land this week in comic books and digitally, on Wednesday 6th March from Marvel, while Venom
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Although Good, ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Is Still Jam-Packed
Often times, an adaptation is built up with so much fan hype that some forget the work should still stand
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The Sunday Spotlight: The Recognising An Intrinsically Dynamic Narrative Artform Before It Smacks You In The Face Edition
Time once more for our weekly spin around the comics news that caught my eye this week – it’s Sunday
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House Of X: Previewing This Week’s ‘X-Men’ Books
It’s a veritable multiverse of mutant madness as we get X-Men comics that take us through the 616, with X-Men
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Streaming And Screaming: ‘Why Don’t You Just Die!’ Is A Russian Splatter Western
Sick to death of predictable films for normies? Streaming and Screaming is where we give cult-film recommendations for your viewing pleasure.
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
This weekend’s hit list has a few familiar faces on it as well as a good variety of other news
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Review Roundup — All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Today marks the 107th anniversary of the Jones–Shafroth Act, signed by Woodrow Wilson on March 2, 1917. The act granted
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Art For Art’s Sake #251: Sienkiewicz’s Conan Calendar
Art For Art’s Sake – a once-a-week spin through the comic art to be found on the Internet – handpicked
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Comics From A Galaxy Far, Far Away… Previewing This Week’s ‘Star Wars’ Titles
Twi new Star Wars titles coming you way this Wednesday 6th March from Marvel and both previewed below: Star Wars
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‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Manages To Do Right By The Animated Series
Adaptations are hard. They’re even harder when following a previous adaptation that was largely panned. That was the situation the
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The Art Of Politics — February: Short On Days, Not Short On Political Insanity
Another month, another round of craziness, greed, and plain old stupid from the world of politics. And another month of
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Vivian’s Life Will Never Be The Same: An Advance Review Of ‘Misfortune’s Eyes’ #1
I don’t remember what grade I was in (possibly elementary school). There was an older girl who rode on the
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Film Review — ‘Dune: Part Two’ Overwhelms And Impresses In The Best Ways Possible
Dune: Part Two is an overwhelming experience — but don’t let that word scare you. It is an awesome experience,
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Balm To My Anxious Soul: Innings Festival Tempe 2024
Stepping outside of a comfort zone is not an easy thing to do. It can require a leap of faith.
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Rocking Out Double Style — Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk: Arms Race’ #1
What’s a band to do after coming to the end of a successful concert? Return for an encore, of course!
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The Walking Medieval Dead: Previewing ‘Dark Souls: The Willow King’ #2
Titan Comics releases the second issue in its latest comic book series based on the popular role-playing game, Dark Souls.
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A Light Amongst Darkness: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #117
All it takes to potentially break through consuming darkness is just a bit of hope and a spark of light.
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