Preview: ‘The World Of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Journey To The North — Logs And Files Of A Hidden One’ HC
Dark Horse Books has revealed a preview of The World Of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Journey To The North–Logs And Files
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Preview: Before Blake & Mortimer Came ‘The U-Ray’ — E.P. Jacobs’ Pulp Classic Reprinted At Last
Originally published in 1943, EP Jacobs‘ U Ray is where this master of ligne claire began…
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NetherRealm Introduces The Lin Kuei Ninja To ‘Mortal Kombat 1’
NetherRealm Studios have revealed more new characters coming to Mortal Kombat 1, this time in a trailer focused on their
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A Sleepy Town’s Dark Secrets: Previewing ‘Hailstone’ TPB
Dark Horse Books has revealed a preview of Hailstone TPB, out next week from writer Rafael Scavone, artist Rafael de
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Mad Cave Studios Launches The ‘Mad Community’ Street Team Initiative
Mad Cave Studios has announced the launch of their new Mad Community Street Team Initiative. This initiative aims to connect
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Review — ‘Action Comics’ #1056 Ends The Reign Of Cyborg Superman
Cyborg Superman has waged war on the House of El. In Action Comics #1056, Clark Kent and his family fight
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‘Secret Invasion’ Season 1, Episode 2 Review
There’s something about Secret Invasion that just feels awkward and clunky. So far in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Nick Fury
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Preview — ‘A Spirou And Fantasio Adventure #20: The Dark Side Of The Z’
Spirou & Fantasio, beloved mainstays of Euro comics since 1938, reporters and adventurers, are off to the moon in this
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Previewing Satirical Series ‘Con And On’ From Paul Cornell And Marika Cresta
Written by Paul Cornell Art by Marika Cresta Cover A: Mauricet Cover B: Daniel Schoeneck “New series! Popular writer Paul
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Image Comics’ ‘Swan Song’ #1 Is It’s Latest Issue To Sell Out And Get A Second Printing
Ah, remember when paper was so scarce that Image Comics halted its reprint programme? Well, it would seem those days
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Never Say Their Real Name: Reviewing ‘The Neighbors’ #4
Prejudice, whether conscious or unconscious, takes many forms. Sometimes it puts the lives of others in danger, sometimes your own.
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Scott Snyder And Rafael Albuquerque Reunite For ‘Duck And Cover’ Post Apocalyptic ’50s Adventure Series
Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque — the creative team behind the New York Times bestselling American Vampire — are teaming up once again
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Is ‘Poker Face’ A Superhero Show?
There have been many detective shows over the years. Colombo, Elemental, and even House MD come to mind. In all
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Returning To The Hell You Know — Reviewing “I Hate Fairyland Vol 5: Gert’s Inferno’
Once upon a time (called 2015) there was a series called I Hate Fairyland, starring a young woman named Gert/Gertrude.
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A Tale Of Captains And Falcons — Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #14
The Cold War has ended. The Captains America have some dangling matters to attend to as their books close out.
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Review — ‘Tim Drake: Robin’ #10 Sacrifices Logic For Nostalgia In Series Finale
The latest in a line of Robin series have come to a close, and it’s a conclusion that creates mixed
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SDCC 2023: Titan Comics Exclusives Including ‘Conan The Barbarian’ #1 SDCC Exclusive Foil Cover By Artgerm
Titan Comics have joined the party and announced a truckload of exclusives they’ll be bringing to San Diego International Comic
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A Brand New Side To The Story — Previewing ‘Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories’ Volume 1 TPB
Dark Horse Books has revealed a preview of Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories Volume 1 TPB, out next week from writers
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All Three Issues Of James Tynion IV And Fernando Blanco’s ‘W0rldtr33’ Sell Out And Get Further Printings
The first four issues of Image Comics’ W0rldtr33 by James Tynion IV and Fernando Blanco are being sent back to the printers
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Review: ‘The Nasty’ #3 — More Video Nasty Inspired Horrors With A Twist
More video nasty delights as John Less and Adam Cahoon take us deeper into the craziness of The Nasty as
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Bandai-Namco Announces ‘Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash’
Bandai-Namco and developer Byking are absolutely positive anime fans want more arena fighters, as they just announced Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed
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Preview — ‘Minor Threats Volume 1: A Quick End To A Long Beginning’ TPB
Dark Horse Books has revealed a preview of Minor Threats Volume 1: A Quick End To A Long Beginning TPB,
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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: ‘Second Coming: Trinity’ #4 From AHOY Comics
I have followed and enjoyed all three volumes of Mark Russel, Leonard Kirk and Richard Pace’s Second Coming, so it’s
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‘Solo Leveling’ Anime Adaptation Coming Winter 2024
Exactly one year after the announcement trailer, A-1 Pictures showed up to AnimeExpo again to reveal the first trailer for
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A Shopping Spree From Hell: Previewing ‘Dead Mall’ TPB
Dark Horse Books has revealed a preview of Dead Mall TPB, dropping next week from writer Adam Cesare and artist
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Previewing ‘Monstress’ #45 By Marjorie Liu And Sana Takeda
Written by Marjorie Liu Art by Sana Takeda Zinn is back in the world where they were once imprisoned and
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Review: ‘No/One’ #4 Takes Family Drama To The Next Level
In anything is certain in No/One, it’s that families are complicated. In the latest issue, newspaper reporter and new podcaster
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Welcome To Golgonooza: Reviewing ‘Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #7
In comic books, just as in life, one thing is certain: when things look brighter than they’ve ever been, certain
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TV Review: ‘The Righteous Gemstones’ Season 3, Episode 4
One of The Righteous Gemstones‘s greatest strengths is also one of its big weaknesses. It has so many characters that
Read morePreview: Scott Snyder And Francesco Francavilla’s ‘Night Of The Ghoul’
Dark Horse Books has revealed a preview of Night of the Ghoul TPB, dropping tomorrow from writer Scott Snyder and
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Webcomic Weekly: Mega Robo Tantrum… It’s Neill Cameron’s ‘Mega Robo Bros’ Bonus Episode
Webcomic Weekly, a couple of weeks of weekly, a couple of absolutely not – it’s Comicon’s semi-regular (it is until
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