In The Margins — Eight Most Important Black Comic Characters Part 1
Welcome to In The Margins, a column dedicated to spotlighting comic creators and characters who belong to often marginalized groups.
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Talking ‘Archie & Friends: Space Adventures’ With Dan Parent
Sending teenagers into space — what could go wrong? That’s what Archie, Betty, Veronica and Jughead are about to find
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C3- Pod Episode 19: Two Grandes And A Lizard Man
Toy Expert Steve Johnston presents C3- Pod (Comics, Collectibles, & Conventions). Joining him to discuss comics, toys, collectibles, and all
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At The Counter #7: Shipping Delays & Politics
It’s that time again, when Comicon.com Features Editor Tony Thornley sits down with comics retailer Greg Gage of Black Cat
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February Previews (Week 2): Checking Out All This Week’s New Releases From DC And Marvel
Why not wipe away those Monday morning blues with a look at all the previews for all the new comics
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Cuties Sound Asleep’ Edition
Welcome to a cornucopia of comic delights. Or, if we’re being honest, just a few things I noticed this week
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend, and welcome to a selection of posts from the past week as picked by the editorial
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Art For Art’s Sake #351: The Beauty Of Bruce Timm’s Batman
There’s a whole world of comic art out there, and Art For Art’s Sake shows you just a little of
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Commentary: ‘Civil War’ Is Actually A Fantasy Story
Given its title and marketing campaign, Civil War was advertised as an action thriller. It featured soldiers in prominent locations
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Characterization In The Buffyverse — ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’ Season 5, Episode 16
This is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. Arguably the best place to begin reading
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Streaming And Screaming: ‘The Dead Lands’
The Dead Lands is a culturally unique take on the age-old drama of revenge. Per the plot summary, “it’s up
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The Heart Of The Bat — Reviewing ‘DC K.O.: Knightfight’ #4
Always ten or more steps ahead, Batman has planned for every outcome except one; an actually happy Batman-free future. That’s
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Toy Review: McFarlane’s SHAZAM! Is Magical
With one magic word, Billy Batson becomes Earth’s Mightiest Mortal. And with the same magic word, one of McFarlane Toys’
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It’s Farewell, Not Goodbye — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #42
Superhero comic books are known for how there is never actually an end to adventures or stories of any character,
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Talking With Doug Wagner And Daniel Hillyard About Their New Hitchcock-Inspired Horror Comedy ‘Narco’
Doug Wagner and Daniel Hillyard are back and once more unleashing their particular kind of dark, comedic horror in a
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‘Maps & Mishaps’ Brings Mischief To The Gaming Table
Welcome to the table, There are a handful of people on this planet who can reach out to me and
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2468: Welcome To The Wastelands Of Junkfall In The Discarded
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance —it’s the
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Kickstarting Zines: Shelly Bond’s ‘100 FAQ On Making Comics’
Veteran DC/Vertigo editor Shelly Bond answers the top 100 questions from aspiring comic creators in a handy 28-page softcover book.
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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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