Something Spooky: ‘Scooby-Doo’ And The Case Of The Sinister Seasonal Snack
Everyone has a favorite franchise for the spooky season, even scaredy-cats like me. And in my case, it’s far and
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Advance Review — ‘No Man’s Land’ #2 Is An Icy Page-Turner
Szymon Kudranski knows how to keep your attention once he captures it. Perhaps that shouldn’t be a surprise given his
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Epic Dissection — ‘X-Men: Wounded Wolf’ Is An Embarrassment Of Artistic Riches
This is the first entry in a new semi-regular column in which I break down the chonky Epic and DC
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C3- Pod Episode 6 — Kick Ass And Chew Bubblegum
The Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present C3- Pod (Comics, Collectibles, & Conventions). Joining them to discuss comics,
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Voyager: Homecoming’ #2 Is Brisk and Entertaining
This is not the homecoming that Captain Kathryn Janeway and the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager had in mind. The
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The John Cassaday Collection Comic Art Showcase Auction Set For November 6
Since the untimely death of artist John Cassaday, Dynamite CEO and Publisher Nick Barrucci, along with Albert Moy, has been assisting Cassaday’s sister,
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October Previews (Week Three): Checking Out This Week’s New Marvel And DC Releases
Welcome to another week and another set of new comic book releases dropping this Wednesday, 22nd October. X-Men Previews Spider-Man
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The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘Boredom Is Just Very Boring’ Edition
The Sunday Spotlight, a little microdose of comics news to end your week with. Enjoy…
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of Last Week’s Posts
It’s the weekend, and a time to relax. And a time to catch up on some of the posts we’ve
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Art For Art’s Sake # 335: Kezuka Ryouichirou’s Onban Kikou/Otomachi Record
Chris Weston‘s tribute piece to Mick McMahon‘s Last American… Evan M Cohen – don’t you just love the style and
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First Look At Skybound’s ‘Tranformers’ #26 By Robert Kirkman And Dan Mora
The comic book trinity of Skybound, Image Comics, and Hasbro, has shared a first look at Transformers #26 by writer Robert Kirkman,
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Commentary: ‘Alien: Earth’ Stays True To The Franchise’s Namesake
Like Predator, the Alien franchise has a very vague title, and this was done on purpose to explore the meaning of the
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Should You Read ‘Rai Rai Rai’?
The cover of Rai Rai Rai caught my eye because it looked bold and bizarre. The tale quickly establishes its bizarre
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Snap Into Marvel: “Undead Horde” Wants To Eat Your Brain
October is Spooky Season. Marvel Snap is getting into the spirit with its “Undead Horde” season (which also has some
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Ulisses Games Announces A Return To ‘The Warlock Of Firetop Mountain’
Welcome to the table, Long, long ago, in an age before I inhabited this earth, The Warlock of Firetop Mountain,
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Something Spooky — ‘Witchfinder: In The Service Of Angels’
Welcome to the table, It’s time for Something Spooky from your old pals at Comicon.com. This haunting holiday season, we
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Adult Animation Revolution: Glitch Productions Has Become More Exciting Than Cartoon Network
Glitch Productions has been on fire recently with hit shows including: Murder Drones, The Amazing Digtial Circus, The Gaslight District,
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34th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival: An Interview With ‘Dead Giveaway’ Director Ian Kimble
It seems like only yesterday Jill (Ruby Modine) was planning brunch with her best friend, Lia (Mikaela Hoover). In fact,
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Advance Review — ‘Out Of Alcatraz’ Is One Of The Best Comic Book Reads Of 2025
It’s not hyperbole to say that Out of Alcatraz, the limited series by writer Christopher Cantwell and artist Tyler Crook,
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Low Ticket Warning Issued For Innings Festival Tempe 2026
Innings Festival Tempe, the three-day baseball-themed music festival spanning February 20th-22nd, 2026, at Tempe Beach Park, has issued a low
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Check Out This New Trailer For ‘All You Need Is Kill’
All You Need Is Kill is a new anime film from STUDIO 4C based on the sci-fi novel by Hiroshi Sakurazaka. The
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‘The Manchurian Candidate’ Meets ‘Double Indemnity’: Reviewing William Conrad’s ‘Brainstorm’
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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It’s A Family Thing — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Prime’ #11
At a glance, superhero style comic issues with little to no overall big bombastic action can seem like they’re quiet.
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Red Matter On The Brain — Reviewing ‘Absolute Flash’ #8
Obsession is a powerful emotional drive that can overwhelm even the brightest and the most on paper logically sound minds.
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One Piece Diaries #72 – One Piece x Toriko Collaboration Special
One Piece is one of the most beloved anime in history, but at over 1,000 episodes, it’s tough for those who
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Something Spooky: Approach ‘The Witching Hour!’ #67
We’re continuing our look at spooky comics of yesterday with a deep dive into one of DC Comics’ classic horror
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Stale Tales Through Time — Reviewing ‘Imperial War: Imperial Guardians’ #1
A Galactic Union was on the verge of creation, finally bringing a semblance of peace to a chaotically divided universe.
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Something Spooky Bonus Edition: Our Favorite Recent Scary Action Figures
If you like monsters and things that go bump in the night, it’s a great time of the year. And
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Force Matters: Them Irving Boys Are Up To No Good in ‘Hunt For the Falcon’ #2
In this week’s Star Wars books, Han continues his hunt for the Falcon in the aptly named Han Solo –
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A Hell-Family Affair From The Mignola Brothers — ‘The Crown: A Tale Of Hell’
Welcome to the table, I love the stories set in and around the life and times of Hellboy. The world
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Yeehaw! TeeTurtle Just Dropped An Adorable Western-Themed Sanrio Collection
Do you love the Old West aesthetic but wish it was more adorable? This collection is for you. Sanrio and
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