Jason Pearson’s ‘Body Bags’ Gets An Artist’s Edition From Skybound And Act 4 Publishing
Skybound, Image Comics, Scott Dunbier’s Act 4 Publishing and Keven Gardner’s 12-Gauge Comics have come together to announce the release
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‘Lady Mechanika: The Mechanical Menagerie’ #1 First Look From Image Comics
Writer Madeleine Holly-Rosing and artists Joe Benitez and Martin Montiel return to the steampunk world of Lady Mechanika with the
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Commentary: ‘Free Bert’ Recreated A Happy ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ Ending
Comedies often create unique storytelling opportunities because they can be a lot looser than their dramatic counterparts. Even if a
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Gabin And Ventura: A Review Of Kino’s ‘French Noir Collection II’ Part 1
For their second French Noir Collection, Kino Lorber start things things off with a star turn by Jean Gabin, followed
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Streaming And Screaming: ‘The Secret Of NIMH’
The Secret of NIMH is a quintessential example of an animated cult film. It follows a “timid mouse” who “seeks
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Toy Review: McFarlane Toys’ Superboy Takes Us Back
It’s been over thirty years since the seminal Death and Return of Superman was published. Finally, one of the key
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Old Friends And Stolen Ships — Reviewing ‘Nova’ #4
Life’s tough when a whole alien culture’s repository lives inside your brain, needing constant energy replenishment to escape eternal oblivion.
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Review: Taking A Dive Into ‘The Twilight Zone’ #4
There’s one in every family, isn’t there? The loser. The screw-up. The sister or cousin or uncle who just can’t
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An Interview With ‘Romo The Wolfboy’ Creator Ilya
You’d think circus folk would be better at not passing judgement on others. While Romo is allowed to travel with
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Advance Review: ‘Narco’ #1 — Alfred Hitchcock Meets Gen Z In This Suspenseful New Thrilling Series
Meet Marcus Wesphal, a narcoleptic who cannot help but pass out in stressful situations. So, being a fan of serial
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Fire & Blood Files: The Identity Of Egg And Why It’s Important
<<Warning: spoilers follow for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Episode 3, “The Squire” (and, broadly, possible future seasons of
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Marvel Reveals More ‘Spider-Man/Superman’ Covers And Stories
The first meeting of Spider-Man and Superman since 1996’s DC Versus Marvel is already shaping up to be the comics
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‘D’orc’ #1 Sells Out And Gets A Second Printing From Image Comics
Writer/artist Brett Bean (I Hate Fairyland, Dungeon Crawler Carl The Crocodile), colourist Jean-François Beaulieu (I Hate Fairyland), and letterer Nate Piekos
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Commentary: ‘Andor’ Success Highlights The Failure Of ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’
When a franchise becomes as vast and expansive as Star Wars, the canon starts to provide new context for already-existing
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Belmondo And Desailly: A Review Of Kino’s ‘French Noir Collection II’ Part 2
For Disc 2 of Kino’s French Noir Collection II, Jean-Paul Belmondo attempts to help an old war pal while Jean
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Streaming And Screaming: ‘Battle Royale’
Battle Royale is the rare film that spawned its own sub-genre based on the game of death premise. In the film,
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Retrospective: Thirty Years Of Paul Thomas Anderson (Pt 1)
Thirty years ago, Paul Thomas Anderson’s debut feature, Hard Eight (originally titled Sydney), premiered at the 1996 Sundance festival. In
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The Art Of Politics January: ‘Things Will Get Better, Right?’
Another month passes by, we’re 1/12th into 2026 already. January, usually the quiet month where nothing much happens, right? Oh,
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Force Matters: ‘Hunt For The Falcon’ #5 Shrugs Its Way To A Limp Conclusion
The slow wind down of the current era of Star Wars comics continues in the books out January 7th, as
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Interview — With Vic Michaelis And Kimia Behpoornia Talk Dropout TV’s ‘Dimension 20: Gladlands’
Welcome to the table, It was so rad to sit down with Vic Michaelis and Kimia Behpoornia to talk comedy, creativity,
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Fighting Magic With Magic — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #16
Raised by a witch in Hell, Wonder Woman is no slouch when it comes to the ways of using magic.
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Cygnus Cross’ Action RPG “Emberville” Goes Into Early Access This Summer
It feels like pixel art RPGs are a dime a dozen lately, but Emberville aims to be something new. Although the
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Hasbro And Legendary Entertainment Collaborate On New ‘Street Fighter’ Toy Line
Hasbro has a history with the popular video game franchise Street Fighter. During the heyday of Street Fighter II —
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Skybound Announces ‘LEGO Ninjago: Dark Island Trilogy’
Skybound, Image Comics, and partners, Ameet, have announced the latest title in its ongoing LEGO Ninjago graphic novel line, LEGO
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Deconstructing Comics #864: Black Panther Debuts
Sixty years ago, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby presided over the debut of the Black Panther in Fantastic Four #52. The
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Kickstarting Games: ‘Bel’s Fanfare’
Bel’s Fanfare is an otherworldly RPG inspired by the classic 3D Zelda games. Players take control of Bel, the an aura
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Extra, Extra!: ‘His Girl Friday’ Reviewed
Nothing could’ve seemed cooler than Rosalind Russell the first time I saw Howard Hawks’ His Girl Friday. The flashy hats.
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Streaming And Screaming: ‘The Last Ronin’
The Last Ronin was a surprise for genre fans from last year that’s finally streaming for free. The film, about
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Toy Review: DC Classic Batgirl Is A Pleasant Surprise
One of the last bits of collecting I have to complete before McFarlane Toys time with DC Comics’ license is
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Papercutz Announces ‘The Stone Of Shiro: The Fall Of Shiro’ For Summer 2026
Some adventures begin loudly. Others begin quietly and change everything. Papercutz, the kids imprint of Mad Cave Studios, has announced
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2467: Meet Psi-Judge Dee — A Judge With A Big Purple Tentacled Secret
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance — it’s
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