Comicon Advent Calendar 2023 Day 7: Ani-mane-y, Totally Insane-y, Absolutely Festive-y
It’s Comicon Advent Calendar time again… 24 days of Christmas comics coming your way as our gift to you…
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Advance Review: ‘The Devil That Wears My Face’ #3 Cruises Like A Speed Demon
The pope has been killed by a demon in a priest’s body. Oh, and that monster is still running around
Read moreMissy Misinforms In ‘Doctor Who: Doom’s Day’ TPB Preview
Written by Jodie Houser Art by Roberta Ingranata 24 hours to find the Doctor. A lonely assassin from the 51st
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Previewing The New Shrouded College Miniseries ‘The Bloody Dozen’ #1
Written by Charles Soule Art by Alberto Jimenez Alburquerque (CA) Will Sliney MINISERIES PREMIERE SPACE VAMPIRES! In this new installment
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LA Comic Con ’23: Stepping Up The Convention Food Game
It’s broadly accepted that convention attendees can expect to pay bonkers prices for basic cafeteria food at almost every show.
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Commentary: The Timeless Power Of Streaming
It’s easy for people today to take the power of streaming for granted. It’s not as impressive when it comes
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Chicago-Bound With Candice Bergen: ‘T.R. Baskin’ Reviewed
Is it a name? Is it a place? Is it a knock-off of Baskin-Robbins? Whatever T.R. Baskin means (and there
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LA Comic Con ’23: Rabble Ascends In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #300
She made her mark in the opening arc of the newest volume of Miles Morales: Spider-Man by making it personal.
Read moreReview — ‘Captain America’ #3 Reveals The Emissary In A Very Clever Way
Steve Rogers has often found himself facing his past, but usually threats come from after the time he was given
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Review — ‘The Midnite Show’ #3 Elevates Monster Mythology
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid I always imagined that there was a shared universe of monsters.
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More Impressive That Fighting A God — Reviewing ‘Birdking’ Vol. 2
Welcome to the table, When I stumbled across the work of CROM on Instagram, it scratched an itch I had
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Webcomic Weekly: PJ Holden’s ‘Null Space’
Webcomic Weekly, Comicon’s increasingly badly named look at all things comics and online. But ignore the frequency, feel the quality!
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LA Comic Con ’23: Brendan’s Swag Brag
One of my favorite things about conventions is the abundance of niche nerdy merchandise available for purchase under one roof.
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A Cotton Candy Spider Made Of Razorblades — Reviewing ‘Kill Your Darlings’ #3
Welcome to the table, “You can never go home again.” It’s one of those phrases like “An apple a day
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LA Comic Con ’23 — ‘Napoleon Dynamite’ With Jon Heder And Efren Ramírez
At Los Angeles Comic Con this last weekend, Dave Klein moderated a panel featuring Jon Heder and Efren Ramírez, stars
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Comicon Advent Calendar Day 6: It’s ‘A Patty Cake Christmas’!
Welcome once more to the Comicon Advent Calendar, 24 days of Christmas comic treats for your delights!
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Advance Review: Wanted – A Replacement for The Antichrist In ‘The Infernals’ #1
In business, it’s said that anyone is replaceable. But when that someone is literally the son of Satan, the search
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Previewing ‘Carol & The End Of The World’ On Netflix
Welcome to the table, Check this out… I grew up with the constant threat of the end of the world
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Previewing ‘The Best Of 2000 AD’ Volume 5: More From The History Of The Galaxy’s Greatest Comic
If, after seeing the love for 2000 AD here at Comicon, your question is ‘Yes, but how do I get
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The Race Is On In ‘Petrol Head’ #2 Preview
Petrol Head #2 is out now, so gun those engines and head to your LCS to pick up the second
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Snowbound And Hungry: Previewing ‘Bloodrik’ #1
Written and illustrated by Andrew Krahnke MINISERIES PREMIERE Bloodrik is angry, confused, and starving. Unable to achieve success in his
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Magnetic Press Announces ‘The Didier Cassegrain Collection,’ Live Now On Backerkit
Magnetic Press presents a 10-day crowdfunding campaign for four cinematic graphic novels illustrated by Eisner Award-nominated artist Didier Cassegrain. Now
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Deconstructing Comics #790: ‘Social Fiction’ By Chantal Montellier
Chantal Montellier‘s Social Fiction, published by New York Review Comics with a translation by Geoffrey Brock, is a collection of
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It’s Grim Up North: Previewing ‘Alpha Flight’ #5
Written by: Ed Brisson Art by: Scott Godlewski, David Cutler, Matt Milla FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT! As it all goes
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Who Will Be The New Sentry? Previewing ‘The Sentry’ #1
Written by: Jason Loo Art by: Luigi Zagaria, Arthur Hesli WHO WILL BE THE NEW SENTRY? The Sentry is dead,
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A Bite Out Of Crime — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #12
What could be worse for Spider-Man than dealing with vampires in Brooklyn? A superspeed vigilante with a Spider-Man-shaped vendetta. Vampire
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Mark Millar Moves Entire Millarworld Catalogue To Dark Horse
In a seismic change in the comic book world, impresario Mark Millar is moving his Millarworld catalog Dark Horse next
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The Family Return To The Scene Of The Crime In ‘Fantastic Four’ #14 Preview
Written by: Ryan North Art by: Ivan Fiorelli, Brian Reber A year ago, Reed Richards sent a whole city block
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‘A Disturbance In The Force’ Review — A Documentary Of The Early ‘Star Wars’ Phenomenon
Early in A Disturbance in the Force, Biff Bang Pow! founder Jason Lenzi points out that the early part of
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The Greatest Adventure — Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly: The Gospel According To Jayne’ Vol 3
Every so often, there is comic a book run that stands above the rest. They pull off something that seems
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LA Comic Con ’23: Between The Cons — Rainbows, Vampires, Raw Fish, And Grappling
Conventions are a lot of things to a lot of people. For me, convention adjacent activities are equally important as
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