Shakespeare As A Superhero? ‘No Holds Bard’ To Be Collected As TPB This August
No Holds Bard, originally a six issue series imagining Shakespeare as a superhero, is to be collected as a trade
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Titan Manga Offers Up A First Look At ‘Kamen Rider: Kuuga’ Vol. 1 And Vol. 2
Kamen Rider: Kuuga Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 come out later this year, and early next respectfully, and Titan Manga
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Xbox Live Games With Gold For June Brings ‘Aven Colony’ And ‘Project Highrise’
Microsoft Xbox have confirmed the free games coming to their premium subscription service, Xbox Live Gold, for June 2022. For
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Preview: Bridgette Mcguire’s True Plan Comes To Light In ‘Once & Future’ #26
BOOM! Studios has revealed a preview of Once & Future #26, out today from writer Kieron Gillen, line artist Dan
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Mayhem Breaks Out At A Museum In ‘Ms. Marvel: Bottled Up’ One-Shot
In the new Infinity Comic Ms. Marvel: Bottled Up, available today on Marvel Unlimited, Kamala Khan and her friend Nakia
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‘Gotham Knights’ Sizzle Reel Reveals A Return To Younger DC Television
Call it what you will, but this sizzle reel for The CW’s upcoming Gotham Knights make one thing clear —
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Deconstructing Comics #737: Kirby’s Fourth World — ‘Even Gods Must Die’
In 1984, ten years after the last of Jack Kirby‘s Fourth World books was canceled, Kirby was brought back to
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Little Rascals In The Great Depression: Previewing ‘Little Monsters’ #4
Written by Jeff Lemire Art by Dustin Nguyen “The young vampires stumble upon a human girl and try to reunite
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New Marvel Series Explores The Epic History Of Master Yoda This October
Announced this past weekend at Star Wars Celebration Anaheim, Yoda will star in a brand-new Marvel Comics limited series this
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Bad Bug Media Launches ‘Ragnarawk’ On Kickstarter
Bad Bug Media has launched a balls to the wall, take-no-prisoners, heavy metal Kickstarter party where a band of immortal
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We Watched An Owl Bear Eat Him: Reviewing Goodman Games’ ‘The Keep On The Borderlands’
Jonathan The Bold was eaten by an Owl Bear… none of us cared Welcome to the table, I have
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Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #16 Rages On
Writer Erik Burnham creates a strong script for this issue. The biggest strengths are the dialogue and characterization. Both result
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Lawless 2022: The ‘Doctor Who’ Comic Book Panel
As well as reporting on the Brian Bolland panel, I was also able to attend the Sunday afternoon panel discussing
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The Many Reflections Of Mr. Jayne Cobb: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #4
Working within the boundaries of an established world is the type of work that can be done in a multitude
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Dark Fantasy And Dark Comedy: ‘Beware The Eye of Odin’ #1 Advance Review
In the past writer Doug Wagner has often turned his writing talents and sly humour towards crime fiction and even
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The Art Of Politics – May: This Darkness Pass Soon
The Art Of Politics – Comicon’s monthly look at the best in political cartooning, still one of the surest ways
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A Beholder Arrived At My Door- His Name Is Carllrac
Welcome to the table. On my birthday, a string of events went horribly wrong. I left the state I live
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Preview: Ole Heg Comes To Life In ‘Jim Henson’s The Storyteller- Shapeshifters’ #4
BOOM! Studios has revealed a preview of Jim Henson’s The Storyteller: Shapeshifters #4, out tomorrow from writer Deron Bennett, artist
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Commentary: The Long-Form Storytelling Of ‘This is Us’ Is An Example To The Television Medium
Television is a bizarre medium. It encompasses several different installments of a story over the course of not just the
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Audrey Hepburn, The Paramount Years: A Review of The ‘Audrey Hepburn 7-Movie Collection’
I don’t remember what year it was that my family got their first DVD player. It had to be the
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Advance Review: An Epic Conclusion To `Step By Bloody Step’ #4
While great stories are rare, great endings are even more difficult to find. Sticking the landing means the difference between
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2284: Spiralling Down, Down, Down In The Brilliant Brink
45 years and better than ever – it’s the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, 2000 AD and we’re here with
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Advance Review: Something Is Lurking In `The Closet’ #1
The monster lurking in the closet is a universal fear among children. Lying in bed in the dark – even
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Review: ‘The Swamp Thing’ #13 Delivers More Existential Excitement
After all the madness of the past few issues its good to see a moment of tranquility and tenderness open
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Betty Attempts To Draw Out TBK In Two Weeks When ‘Riverdale’ Returns
Riverdale’s first SlaughterCon is not a milestone a town with a slogan like “The town with Pep” should probably be
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Jumping On: New Story Arcs Kicking Off On June 1, 2022
One of the hardest and most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good
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Lawless 2022: In Conversation With Brian Bolland
It may have been the first panel of the Sunday, but it was a packed room nonetheless for the chance
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The Blank Page And The Worldbuilder’s Notebook It’s Held In
“Its blood was the color of starlight.” That’s what was scrawled on the first page of a stained and worn
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Advance Review: Synergy Rules In `Stranger Things: Kamchatka’ #3
Nothing like a bit of corporate synergy to boost a franchise. Stanger Things: Kamchatka seems to have been created for
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Advance Review: Embracing Change In `Little Monsters’ #4
They say that change is the only constant in life. The same is apparently true for the undead. After getting
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Comics From A Galaxy Far, Far Away… Previewing This Week’s ‘Star Wars’ Comics
Two new star Wars titles out this week, and both out Wednesday 1st June from Marvel: Star Wars: Bounty Hunters
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