Scout Comics’ ‘Cult Of Ikarus’ #1 Sells Out, Goes To Second Print
Scout Comics has announced that Cult Of Icarus #1 has sold out and is headed to a second print run
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‘Hit-Monkey’ And Other Shows That Need To Be Talked About
Social media has been a detriment to many aspects of society. But it has also been a boon for turning
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Visual Vandalism– Adi Shankar’s ‘The Guardians of Justice’ Reviewed
The Guardians of Justice is a mixed-media satirical black comedy created by Adi Shankar that utilizes “bootleg” versions of popular superheroes.
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(Un)welcome Romance: ‘Back Street’ Reviewed
Between the adorable waiter (Ludwig Stössel) getting all bent out of shape because Walter (Charles Boyer) isn’t putting his order
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Review: Black Top Bill Looms Large In ‘Nocterra’ #8
The second story-arc of Nocterra continue to be narrated by .. and as such Val seems to take more of
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Review: Millar And Immonen Go Large On Action And Shocks With ‘The Magic Order 2’ #5
Since being a major player in bringing widescreen storytelling to comic books with comics like Marvel’s Ultimates, writer Mark Millar
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Writer’s Commentary: Dan Abnett On ‘Dejah Thoris Vs. John Carter Of Mars’ #6 From Dynamite Comics
Dan Abnett returns once more to talk us through his latest comic book from Dynamite Comics, Dejah Thoris Vs. John
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There Are Many Miles To Go: Reviewing ‘What If…Miles Morales’ #1
Miles Morales has been a lot of things in the just over a decade the character has existed. Starting off
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‘Batwoman’ Finale Misses So Many Marks
Hopes were high for this season of Batwoman as it started off on a very strong note. The villain-of-the-week format
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New To You Comics Batman Special Edition: A 90’s Classic Revisited In ‘Batman: Gothic’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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TV Review: ‘Our Flag Means Death’
While series like Quinta Brunson’s Abbott Elementary are showing how viable and hilarious workplace comedies still can be, David Jenkins’
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An All-New Beginning, A Familiar Feeling: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #1
Taking a page from the long-running comic book series found at other publishers, Boom! Studios Firefly series came to an
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‘Catalyst’: SelfMadeHero’s Graphic Anthology Features As An Online Exhibition At The Cartoon Museum
Following the launch of SelfMadeHero‘s Graphic Anthology Programme launch in 2021 which led to Catalyst the graphic novel anthology, now
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Image Comics Previews ‘Radiant Red’ #1
Written by Cherish Chen Art by David Lafuente, Miquel Muerto “Fan-favourite creative team CHERISH CHEN, DAVID LAFUENTE & MIQUEL MUERTO
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A First For Angoulême: Three Women Nominees For The 2022 Grand Prix!
The Festival International de la Bande Dessinée d’Angoulême is very likely the most prestigious European (hell, perhaps even worldwide) comic
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The Concluding Chapter: Previewing ‘Life Is Strange: Settling Dust’ #4
Written by: Emma Vieceli Art by: Claudia Leonardi, Andrea Izzo “THE HEART- WRENCHING CONCLUSION TO MAX & CHLOE’S EPIC COMICS
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Wrapping Up With ‘Legends Of Tomorrow’ Season 7
Sometimes, you really do need to blow up your premise to once again find your strengths. Legends of Tomorrow started
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Preview – ‘Birdman And Chicken: The Krazy Crusaders’ – More Classic Brit Humour Brought Back By The Treasury Of British Comics
Cowled and caped, it’s the crime-bustin’ duo that went Krazy in the ’70s – Trevor Metcalf’s Birdman and Chicken, the
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Dark Horse Announces A Tale Of Tropical Noir As Enticing As It Is Deadly
Dark Horse Books has announced a new sci-fi graphic novel, Wiper. Written by John Harris Dunning, penciled and inked by
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‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ And The Case For Canon
Warning! Minor Spoilers for Spider-Man: No Way Home. Canon and mainstream comics have a very peculiar relationship. The concept is
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Loki Takes The Throne And Thor Makes A Fateful Decision In ‘Thor: Lightning And Lament’
This June, behold a saga that will go down in Asgardian history. From Ralph Macchio and Todd Nauck comes Thor:
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‘Superman & Lois’ Slows Down To Catch Up With Itself
Since the season began it seemed as if Superman & Lois was in high gear. A mysterious villain emerged, Lucy
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Once again Batman is getting a new feature film. That means that it’s time to dust off your old long
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Owner Of A Broken Heart: Reviewing ‘Strange Academy’ #16
High school is an awkward place where hormones are flying free, drama is around every corner, and everyone is just
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Selwyn Seyfu Hinds Set To Adapt ‘The Sixth Gun’ For Universal
The Sixth Gun is finally on its way to a TV adaptation. Deadline reports Washington Black showrunner and Dominique Laveau:
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Early Look: Gang Wars Intensify In ‘The Killer: Affairs Of The State’ #2
BOOM! Studios has revealed a first look at The Killer: Affairs Of The State #2, the next issue in the
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Early Look: The Universe Demands Answers In ‘Corollary’ #1
Source Point Press has revealed an early look at Corollary #1, set to hit the spinner racks on April 20
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Zumbado Threatens To Explain Himself In A Preview Of Next Week’s ‘Naomi’
Now that S.T.A.R. Labs is in play, Zumbado (Cranston Johnson) has only one option left — explain himself to Naomi
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Battling Ghosts In ‘Adventureman’ #8 Preview
Written by Matt Fraction Art by Terry Dodson, Rachel Dodson “ADVENTUREVENTION!” Claire’s sisters step up, the long-buried history of the
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Tragedy And Tricks: Previewing ‘The Magic Order 2’ #5
Written by Mark Millar Art by Stuart Immonen “Cordelia Moonstone is the leader of the Magic Order after years of
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The Cat Strikes Back: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #40
Any time a book goes through a creative change, there can often be a moment or two where it has
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