When Your Imaginary Friend Isn’t All That Imaginary Anymore: Previewing ‘The Nasty #2’
The brilliant horror comic about video nasties and imaginary friends that aren’t so imaginary after all continues – it’s time
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Early Look: Dark Horse Books’ ‘Sons Of Ashgard– Ill Met In Elmgard’ TPB
Dark Horse Books has revealed a preview of Sons Of Ashgard: Ill Met In Elmgard TPB, dropping next Wednesday from
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This Summer, Fanbase Press’ ‘Four-Color Heroes’ Advocates Mental Health Awareness And Finding Belongingness
Fanbase Press has announced that its upcoming LGBTQ+ coming-of-age graphic novel, Four-Color Heroes, will feature a foreword by GLAAD Award-winning
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Preview: A Feud That Runs Deeper Than House Rivalry In ‘Joyama’ Vol 2
Dark Horse Books has revealed a preview of Joyama Vol. 2 TPB, dropping next Wednesday from Daniel Isles. “Two Houses
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Salem Horror Fest: An Interview With ‘Pou (Peacock)’ Director, Jaco Minnaar
An isolated farmhouse with no phone or cell connection is far from the ideal place to start a new job,
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It Came From Inside The House: Reviewing ‘The Neighbors’ #2
It’s often hard to fully determine which is worse: the fear of the unknown or the fear of the known.
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TV Review: ‘Titans’ Season 4, Episode 10
Titans is at a very strange place and it’s fairly obvious why the show is in its final season. It
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How Do I Get My Kid Into Comics?
Comic Books have become a large part of popular culture and there may be new parents who are interested in
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‘Terraria’ Goes 3D: Printed Figurines Offered Through Skylands Art
3D Figurines are an invaluable expression of an individual’s passion for a given topic across several fandoms including but not
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Lawless Comic Convention Events Schedule Announced
The 2000 AD (& More!) Comic Convention, Lawless, makes its way to Bristol on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th May
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First Look: Suspiciously Quiet And Palpable Strangeness In ‘The Neighbors’ #3
BOOM! Studios has revealed a first look at The Neighbors #3, the next issue of their five-issue limited series from
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Paul Tells Chani Of Caladan’s Waters In ‘Dune: Part 2’ Trailer
Sure, there’s a lot of bombast and intriguing moments in the trailer for Warner Bros. Pictures’ Dune: Part 2 —
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All-Women, All-Asian Kwento Comics Available On GlobalComix
This Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, Kwento Comics is offering a promo code for one free download of The Mask of
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Free League Brings Us Another Cosmic TTRPG Adventure This Summer
Welcome to the table, Space has always been one of those landscapes where, especially in TTRPGs, there are boundless possibilities
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Webcomic Weekly: Aria Villafranca’s ‘Hopeless’ Is A Beautiful, Hopeful, Positive Romcom Comic…
Webcomic Weekly – all about the wealth of great comics you can find online – short, long, any genre, doesn’t
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Reviewing Hedrek: ‘Night Of The Mummers #1 And #2’: A Detective Folk Horror With Style And Chills
Columbo meets the Wicker Man in a Cornish murder mystery – Hedrek’s a brilliant folk horror comic that you don’t
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Scene Of The Crime: Previewing ‘Blood Tree’ #4
Written by Peter J. Tomasi Art by Maxim Simic Detectives Azzaro and Diaz follow the blood trail of the murder
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Advance Review: ‘Prometheus In Chains’ #1 – A Moody And Surreal Take On Frankenstein
Welcome to the table, Sometimes if you go into a story with no situational understanding of what is going on
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What Horror Is Coming Through The Door In ‘Almighty’ #4 Preview?
Written and illustrated by Edward LaRoche Beyond the walls of ZONE ONE, the ultimate nightmare begins. Del ventures out in
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Return To Existence In ‘Radiant Black’ #24 Preview
Written by Kyle Higgins Art by Marcelo Costa RETURN TO EXISTENCE! With their shared powers out of control, Nathan and
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‘Kowloon Generic Romance’- First Impressions
Do you want a story a pretty girl in glasses smoking and eating watermelon? Then boy do I have the
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Review: ‘Gargoyles’ #5 Swipes A Familiar Plot
This issue features several plot lines most of which are reliant on clichés. However, there is one that writer Greg
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Deconstructing Comics #771: Jose Villarrubia On Restoring Richard Corben
Colorist Jose Villarrubia had trouble getting work from Marvel because his style was “too artistic” — but then other creators started
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Breakout Mutant Star Rasputin IV Makes Her Modern Debut In New ‘X-Men Red’ Variant
She made her debut in the game changing Powers of X and was instantly a fan favorite. She returned in
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‘Ran In The Gray World’- First Impressions
Ran In The Gray World is a Japanese manga about a young sorceress who can transform into an adult when
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Two Captains For The Price Of One: Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #12
Bucky Barnes, now known as The Revolution, has made his biggest move yet as a member of the Outer Circle.
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Ironheart Blasts Off In ‘Invincible Iron Man’ #7 Variant
Riri Williams has become one of Tony Stark’s most stalwart allies. In June’s Invincible Iron Man #7, she blasts off
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The Rise Of A Furious…Hero? Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’ #3
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Unless the imitator is a super-hero murdering multidimensional robot that is.
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The Itch Remains: Discussing `Darla’ With Writer Josh Ruben
Josh Ruben is primarily known as a feature film writer, director and even actor. Now he’s breaking into comics after
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‘Turtle Bread’: Go Behind The Scenes And Check Out The Real Life Locations That Inspired Kim-Joy’s Debut GN
Ah, Leeds. Not only the original location for Thought Bubble Comic Art Festival, but also the place I spent four
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Advance Review: It’s Puppy Love In `Deep Space Nine – The Dog Of War’ #2
Welcome to Deep Space K-9! No, not the station where we first met the infamous Tribbles. Instead, this station is
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