Image Comics’ ‘D’Orc’ — Additional Variant Covers For First Three Issues Revealed
The all-new high-fantasy satire, D’orc, by Writer/artist Brett Bean (I Hate Fairyland, Dungeon Crawler Carl the Crocodile), colourist Jean-François Beaulieu
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Sci-Fi Murder Mystery ‘The Whisper War’ Debuts On ComiXology Originals This February
Writer Marc Guggenheim follows up his previous partnership with Comixology Originals — The Adventures of Ulysses Monarch — with a
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Tom Parkinson-Morgan’s Webcomic ‘Kill 6 Billion Demons’ Returns To Print With ‘Vol. 5: Breaker Of Infinities’ From Image Comics
Webcomic creator Tom Parkinson-Morgan is back with a new print collection of Kill 6 Billion Demons from Image Comics. Volume
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FCBD 2026: Skybound Tease Details For This Year’s ‘Energon Universe Special 2026’
Skybound, Image Comics and toy company Hasbro have shared plans for this year’s Free Comic Book Day (Saturday, May 2nd)
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Commentary: ‘Stranger Things’ Taps Into ‘The Matrix’
One of the main draws of Stranger Things: it doesn’t shy away from its influences and pays homage to the
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DC Comics Creates The Ultimate Crossover? ‘DC K.O.: Boss Battle’ #1: To Feature Dynamite’s Homelander, New Line Cinema’s Annabelle And More
This caught my eye so it may catch yours as well. I’d be surprised if it didn’t, given the amount
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Toy Review: ‘Masters Of The Universe’ Origins Orko Is A Fun Addition
Every 1980s cartoon had a comedic sidekick. Thundercats had Snarf. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles had Bebop and Rocksteady. G.I. Joe
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Fighting Fire With Heart — Reviewing ‘DC K.O.: Knightfight’ #3
Batman is known to be ten-or-more steps ahead of others. Like the Boy Scouts motto, he’s always prepared. Unfortunately, that
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New Year, New Comics — Remembering ‘Superman: Panic In The Sky’
Welcome back to New Year, New Comics, as Benjamin talks about a DC Comics classic event that he’s taking a
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Force Matters — ‘Star Wars: Tales From The Nightlands’ #3 Finds Hope In A Hopeless Era
All the notes on Star Wars comics released December 10th — from the penultimate issue of the Hunt for the
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #23 Is Half Of What Age Of Revelation Should Have Been
And we’re back from the future. It was bad. The world ended like three times. In X-Men #23, someone is
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Don’t Call It A Crisis — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Battle Nexus’ #1
Imagine that feeling that comes from grabbing a bunch of different action figures and smashing them up against one another.
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Review: James Stokoe’s Artistic Talents Shine In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #3
Come for the artwork; stay for the story. James Stokoe delivers a visual tour-de-force in The Twilight Zone
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Preview: ‘The Legend Testers’ — Another Wonderfully Strange Bit Of Brit Comics History
The latest in the Treasury of British Comics’ ongoing mission to bring us lost gems from the rich history of
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2464: New Year, New Wagner Dredd — 2026 Starts Off Brilliantly
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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Commentary: ‘Far Cry 6’ Made The Story Personal
The Far Cry games have a specific format their stories follow. It usually involves an outsider coming into a violent
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Leaping Before Never Looking — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Casey Jones’ #3
Armed with hockey sticks, baseball bats, and other sports equipment, Casey Jones is ready for a lot of normal threats.
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Toy Review: ‘Masters Of The Universe’/’Thundercats’ He-Man Is Top Notch
We get to continue our look at Masters of the Universe Origins by revisiting the MOTU/Thundercats crossover. When the Thundercats
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Force Matters: ‘Star Wars Jedi Knights’ #10 A Strong Finish To An Underrated Series
For Star Wars comics released the week of December 17th, there’s just one, as the line continues to contract and
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New Year, New Comics: Getting Beautifully Lost With ‘Bone’
It’s a whole new year, and that means plenty of more time to devote toward reading comics old and new.
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Advance Review: An Epic Space Battle In ‘Star Trek: Voyager — Homecoming’ #4
Star Trek has always been about exploration and bettering humanity — all while exploring the human condition. If you’re looking
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New Year, New Comics: Taking Accountability For Our 2025 Resolutions
This isn’t the first time that we’ve run the New Year, New Comics feature. Almost exactly a year ago, we
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Advance Review: ‘Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox’ #3 Continues To Countdown
Writer Dan Watters includes a reference in the script that also acts as commentary for both the reference and the
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Stop, It’s Hammer Time — Reviewing ‘Nova: Centurion’ #3
Sometimes vengeance is served not through the most powerful weapons at one’s disposal but the most general tools at hand.
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‘Ultimate Endgame’ #2 Continues The Fight With The Maker In New First Look
Ultimate Endgame started with an (unexpected) bang in last week’s debut issue. The war continues later this month in the
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Deconstructing Comics #862: ‘Poor Helpless Comics’
Ed Subitzky did a lot of cartooning for National Lampoon back in the 1970s and ’80s. Much of his work
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Quick Review: ‘Lupin The IIIrd: Immortal Bloodline’
Created by manga-ka Monkey Punch in the 1960s, Lupin the IIIrd is a long-running series focusing on a gang of unique criminals
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Reviewing Warner Archive’s ‘Bette Davis Collection’
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Toy Review: ‘Masters Of The Universe’ Origins She-Ra Is Pretty Fun But With A Big Flaw
One of the silliest elements of Masters of the Universe lore is frankly one of the best. Thanks to that
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Age Of Revelation Finale’ #1 Is A Successful Conclusion To An Unsuccessful Event
And so we come, at last, to the end of “Age of Revelation”, an event that is somehow shorter than
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New Year, New Comics — ‘Batman: The War of Jokes & Riddles’ Powered by Fanhome: Legends Of Batman
Welcome to the table, 2025 was a brutal year. I’ve had some time to reflect over the last two
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