First Look: ‘My Soul Mate’ Coming This January From Nakama Press
Mad Cave Studios imprint Nakama Press has revealed a first look at My Soul Mate. The semi-autobiographical manhua comes from celebrated
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Meet The Shark Without Fear In ‘It’s Jeff Meets Daredevil’
He’s the most adorable hero in the Marvel Universe, and in February he meets the most fearless hero in the
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Commentary: The ‘Peacemaker’ Intro Perfectly Sets Things Up
Intros are very important to a series. Nowadays, people can simply skip them, but that doesn’t mean creators have stopped
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A Silent Film For The ’90s: Criterion’s ‘Compensation’ Reviewed
African American history. The Deaf community. More specifically, the Black Deaf community. These are all topics and groups that go
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Bad Blood Between Buddies — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Casey Jones’ #2
Mutant Town mutants are going missing and the only one on the case is the barely put-together Casey Jones. Blood,
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The Art Of Politics November 2025: Cartooning The Chaos
When the world needs a clear, laser-focused view on the politics dominating life, there’s no group better to nail it
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Comicon Advent Calendar Day 3 — Casting A Spell With Sabrina
Magic is in the air as the holiday season is in full swing with visions of sugar plums dancing merrily.
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Just The Specials: SpongeBob X Burger King ‘The Bikini Bottom Bundle’
Welcome to the table, Just the Specials is where your old pal Anton chows down on the new, weird, and
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Comicon Holiday Gift Guide 2025: Toys & Collectibles
Greetings and happy holidays, no matter what seasonal holiday you celebrate! Welcome to Comicon.com’s annual holiday gift guide. Whether you’re
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Don’t Skimp On The Sides — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #7
Grab a turkey leg, load up the mashed potatoes, some of that gelled cranberry sauce, and gather around the table.
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Fanhome Launches Build-Up Subscription For Their 1:8 Scale 1989 Batmobile
Fanhome offers a new build up subscription for the legendary 1989 Batmobile, as seen in Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman film.
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Cloak Or Dagger’ Still The Surprise Success of “Age of Revelation”
It’s all “Age of Revelation” in this week’s X-books, including a couple great looking books, one confusing mess, and one
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Image Comics And Tyler Kirkham’s ‘Final Boss’ #1 Gets A Second Printing
Tyler Kirkham’s Final Boss #1 is the latest Image Comics’ debut issue to sell out at the distributors and is
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Deconstructing Comics #858: Celebrating 20 Years By Reviewing A 20-Year-Old Film (‘Superman Returns’)
Our first episode was released on December 5, 2005. After 20 years of changes in focus, format, and personnel, as
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Preview: Archie Comics Teases ‘Archie’s Christmas Spectacular’ 2025
Archie Comics has revealed a preview of their upcoming holiday one-shot Archie’s Christmas Spectacular. In a new story by Dan
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Monstrous Books To Publish First ‘Creepshow’ Prose Anthology In 2026
As well as a Shudder TV show and several Skybound/Image comic book series, Creepshow will now crossover menacingly into the
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Rose City Comic Con Opens Badge Pre-Orders For September 2026
Rose City Comic Con has announced pre-order discounts for their September 11-13 event at Oregon Convention Center. From December 1,
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Comicon Advent Calendar Day 2: Having A Tom Gauld Christmas…
Time to open another virtual comic & cartoon shaped window on Comicon’s Advent Calendar 2025 – with something seasonal from
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William Shatner Is Beaming Into Planet Comicon Kansas City 2026
Planet Comicon Kansas City has been surprisingly close to the chest with their guest announcements for March 27th-29th, 2026 at
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Mercer Labs Gives ‘One Piece’ An Immersive Experience
Fandom is a curious thing. It involves individuals absorbing a story and characters so much that their excitement for a
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Review: ‘DC K.O.’ #2 Continues To Impress In Its Dynamism And Dialogue
After an impressive first issue, we open up on DC K.O. #2 with a scavenger hunt. But it’s not too
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Collector Keys Corner — Collectible Comics To Look Out For This Week
Welcome back to Collector Keys Corner! There are basically two kinds of people buying comics. Those who read them, and
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Arrow Video’s February Releases Include ‘Excalibur,’ The Original ‘Westworld,’ A Tsui Hark Classic, And More
The holidays may be right around the corner, but film fans are going to want to save some money for
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Rick Remender And Daniel Acuña’s ‘Escape’ #1 Gets A Fourth Printing
The anthropomorphic WWII adventure Escape #1 by writer Rick Remender and artist Daniel Acuña has sold out once more at the
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Review: A Zombie Frank Allows Others To Come To The Fore In ‘Marvel Knights: The Punisher’ #2
With Frank Castle a brain-dead zombie slave and enforcer for Latin American Godfather, Armando Molerro, this makes for a rather
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Look Before You Leap — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #13
The path towards vengeance is an extremely rocky one littered with dangerous darkness, silky sweet half-truths, and blood soaked lies.
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2025 Gift Guide For Gamers: Weta Workshop’s ‘Warhammer 40,000’ Helmets
Welcome to the table, It’s one of my favorite times of the year! Those brilliant dark days of winter when
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Love In All The Right Places — Reviewing ‘Harley & Ivy: Life & Crimes’ #1
Ah, love. It’s a fickle thing that can be grown and nurtured into something grander than the usually separated parts.
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Comicon Advent Calendar Day 1: Feeling The Christmas Spirit, Bojeffries Style
Time to spread the festive joy once more, as we present a glorious 24 days of Christmas comic goodies just
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts’ #5 Gives Readers A Twist But It’s Too Late
When you start reading a limited series titled Star Trek: Red Shirts, it’s a pretty safe bet that there won’t
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Reviewing George Takei’s Second Graphic Novel ‘It Rhymes With Takei’
It wasn’t that long ago that an actor coming out as gay would’ve warranted a magazine cover. Granted, as more
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