Skybound’s ‘Transformers’ #31 Reveals Megatron’s Secret In A Stand Alone Issue
It’s another Energon Universe tease this morning from the good folks at Skybound/Image Comics/Hasbro. This time, it’s promising the secret
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Bandai-Namco Presents An Extended Look At ‘Code Vein II’
That Code Vein II exists at all is a welcome surprise, as the original is so far from what Bandai-Namco is
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Fan-Favorites Storm Shadow And Scarlett Return In ‘G.I. Joe’ #21 From Skybound
Storm Shadow and Scarlett will return in G.I. Joe #21 from writer Joshua Williamson, artist Tom Reilly, and letterer Rus Wooton. And
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Deconstructing Comics #627 (Flashback): Walt Simonson’s ‘Thor’
FLASHBACK! One of the most acclaimed Marvel runs of the 1980s was by Walt Simonson on The Mighty Thor. He
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Kickstarting Comics: Sapphic Vampire Noir ‘Sink Your Teeth In’ In From Tunnell & Knight Gives You Something To … Well…
Horror comics are one of the best things in the indie comics world, and they’re even better when they’re a
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King And Courtenay: Reviewing Joseph Losey’s ‘King And Country’
There are the monuments commemorating war, and there’s being in the wet, muddy trenches. Joseph Losey‘s King and Country begins
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Review: ‘Everything Dead & Dying’ #5 Ends With A Poignant Bang
Concepts are easy; endings are hard. For every great idea that starts off being launched out of a
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’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Ups the Gore And The Lore
Until Deadline reported last December that the third-and-final installment had been greenlit, the fate of the 28 Years Later
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Toy Review: Uncanny Spider-Man Might Already Be Our 2026 Favorite
We get to continue our look at Marvel Legends retro card series with a completely new take on one —
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The Stakes Are High As We Reach The Endgame: ‘The Power Fantasy’ #15 Advance Review
All roads lead to Rome? Well, if they do, anyone following them will find that once they get there, the
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Review: ‘All You Need is Kill’ Needs More
All You Need Is Kill is a new anime film from STUDIO 4C based on the sci-fi novel by Hiroshi
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Advance Review: The Rules Are Changing In ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #9
Poet Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, “The young man knows the rules, but the old man knows the exceptions.” Whether
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘SharKnife: Fight Machine’
From comic creator Corey Lewis (Gun Brain) comes a new Super Sentai-inspired superhero comic. SharKnife is a ninja superhero who
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Legendary ‘X-Men’ And ‘Deadpool’ Scribe Fabian Nicieza Joining The Uncanny Experience
He co-created Deadpool, launched Cable’s first solo series, then ripped the adamantium from Wolverine’s bones. Now, this Fall, writer Fabian
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Wolverine Confronts Her Deadly Legacy In ‘Generation X-23’
Next months, Laura and Gabby Kinney re-team as their legacy rears its ugly head. It’ll take two Wolverines to mentor
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Critiquing Comics #247: ‘Lovers Quarrel’ And ‘Digital Bardos’ #2
A love triangle. One member feels jilted and goes off the deep end. A gun is involved. Tim and Adam
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‘Silent Pictures’ — The Final Comics Art Of The Creative Genius That Was Kevin O’Neill
Available right now, two new books from the late Kevin O’Neill, one of the greatest comic artists we ever saw:
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Reviewing ‘Hellboy And The B.P.R.D.: The Ghost Ships Of Labrador’ And Reflecting On Conversations with Guy Davis, Disability Representation, And The Monsters Who Made Me
Welcome to the table, It’s story time. When I was in my early 20s, a friend and I used to
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #22 Is A Bamf-ing Good Time
In this week’s Previously on X-Men, Uncanny X-Men returns from “Age of Revelation,” Wolverine gets another black and white and
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The British Elvis Presley: Reviewing Indicator’s ‘Cliff In Color!’ Box Set
Musicals have never claimed to be that entrenched in reality but that doesn’t make the opening moments of Sidney J.
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Toy Review: Marvel Legends Retro Card Daredevil Is A Big Surprise
Off and on as I’ve been talking about toys over the last couple months, I’ve mentioned more than once that
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‘Transformers #28’ Review: Quiet Characterization And Big Transformations
Since the big shakeup — creatively and in-story — in issue #25, the series has been in mostly fallout mode.
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An Interview With ‘The Book Of Murmurs’ Author Candice Purwin
There’s always a risk in reading a scary story before bedtime. In The Babadook, it was the babadook who was
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C3- Pod Episode 17: Kings Of Misdirection
Toy Expert Steve Johnston presents C3- Pod (Comics, Collectibles, & Conventions). Joining him to discuss comics, toys, collectibles, and all
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #4 Takes A Breather
Some of the best episodes from the various Star Trek series have little to do with science fiction but instead
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Capcom Offers A Deep Dive Into ‘Resident Evil Requiem’
With just a few weeks to go until Resident Evil: Requiem is released, Capcom has uploaded an official overview trailer to hype
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January Previews (Week 3): Previewing All This Week’s New DC And Marvel Comics
It’s Monday morning, and that can only mean one thing. All the previews for the forthcoming DC and Marvel comics
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Human Bean Juice’ Edition
Well, it’s another Sunday, which means it’s time to take a spin around a few things about comics I noticed
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popluar Posts
That’s right, folks, it’s another round-up of popular posts as chosen by your ever-loving editorial team. First up, as ever,
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Art For Art’s Sake #348: The Beauty Of Jean-Claude Mézières
Art For Art’s Sake, each week presenting you with a little something special for your viewing pleasure…
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DC Comics Announces ‘Bizarro: Year None’ From Kevin Smith, Eric Carrasco, And Nick Pitarra
Director and writer Kevin Smith returns to DC Comics with a new Bizarro four-issue mini-series this Spring. Bizarro: Year None
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