Review: ‘Adventures Of Superman: The Book Of El’ #1 Is A Welcome Surprise
About eighteen months ago, an extended run on Action Comics came to what seemed like a truncated end. This week,
Read more
Dynamite’s ‘Zootopia’ Gets Collected Ahead Of Movie Sequel Release
Officers Hopps and Wilde are reporting for duty again. Dynamite announced Tuesday a collected edition of their Zootopia comic book series. Writer
Read more
Edwin Galmon To Chronicle ‘The Lion King’ For Dynamite
The Circle of Life continues. Dynamite announced Tuesday the November debut of their The Lion King comic book from writer and
Read more
The Foundation Of Our Entire Western Civilization — Jean-Pierre Pécau Discusses ‘Caesar’s Spy’
Prolific French writer Jean-Pierre Pécau has spent much of his career writing graphic novels about history. His latest creation, Caesar’ Spy
Read more
Greg Weisman And George Kambadais Take The Creative Lead On November’s ‘Gargoyles/Fantastic Four’
Marvel’s First Family have some special guests: the Manhattan Clan! First teased in May, Dynamite has revealed additional details about
Read more
Reviewing WizKids’ ‘Icons Of The Realms: Ghost Light’
Welcome to the table My pals at WizKids have really knocked it out of the park with their upcoming Dungeons
Read more
The Marvel Zombies Invade In New October Variant Covers
This fall, one of Marvel’s most popular and gruesome alternate universes gets adapted for TV. Now fans will be able
Read more
Steve Beach Is Recruited For ‘G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero’ “Gears Of Joe” Variant Covers
I first noticed Steve Beach‘s stunning painted cover when he worked on Action Comics a few years back. What stood
Read more
Full MANGA Alchemists: ‘Parasyte’ Ch 17 — “Transformation”
How much has Shinichi changed since Migi spread throughout his body? In Parasyte chapter 17, his fellow high school students
Read more
Review: ‘Essential Judge Anderson: Childhood’s End’ — More Essential Alan Grant Anderson
Previously, we’ve had essential reading about Psi-Judge Cassandra Anderson in Volume 1, Shamballa, and Volume 2, Satan, both collecting the
Read more
RIP: Dave Taylor 1964-2025 — Another Great Artist Lost To Comics
Last week, the comics world mourned the loss of another of their own, as we heard news that artist Dave
Read more
Reviewing Fanhome’s ‘ET The Extraterrestrial’ Build Up Subscription Stages 81-85
Build Stages 81-85 have arrived for my Fanhome ET The Extraterrestrial Build-Up subscription*. Things are getting really exciting. There are
Read more
Previously on X-Men: ‘Wolverine’ #13 Kills Time And More In This Week’s X-Books
We’re officially less than a month out from the start of “Age of Revelation”, and as such, we’ve got a
Read more
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
Read more
“In Space, No One…” Returns ‘Alien: Earth’ To The Cinema
After a couple of episodes that looked and felt like typical TV episodes in the way they advanced multiple character
Read more
Talking ‘Harley Quinn x Elvira’ With Co-Writer Jimmy Palmiotti
What happens when the Mistress of Darkness crosses paths with Harley Quinn? If you believe Amanda Conner‘s cover for the
Read more
Is This Thing On? — ‘C3- Pod’ Episode 1
The Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present C3- Pod (Comics, Collectibles, & Conventions). Joining them to discuss comics,
Read more
The Whitest Kids U Know’s ‘Mars’ Gets A 2026 Home Video Release
Mars is just a little bit closer. Whole Grain Pictures recently announced their plans to release the animated film from The Whitest
Read more
‘007: First Light’ Comes Out Early Next Year … And Looks Like It’s Two Years Off
IO Interactive and PlayStation recently revealed a lengthy first gameplay trailer of IO Interactive’s upcoming 007: First Light. Set in the James
Read more
September Previews (Week 2): Taking A Look At All The New DC And Marvel Comics Out This Week
It certainly feels like the end of Summer is upon us, here in the UK, with colder weather and the
Read more
The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘I Know You – You’re Thingy – Voodoo Fetish Lady’ Edition
Pull yourself away from the doomscrolling, just for a moment, take a break, enjoy a little of what comics has
Read more
Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the weekend and welcome to another selection of posts as picked by… well, myself and Editor-in-Chief, Erik Amaya,
Read more
Art For Art’s Sake #330: So Many Rogues In The Mind Of Dave Bardin
Welcome to Art For Art’s Sake, your regular zip aroound whatever art took my fancy this week… aren’t comics just
Read more
Simon Roy Goes Back To The Future With ‘A Star Called The Sun’ Collection From Image Comics
Cartoonist Simon Roy (Prophet, Griz Grobus), who has previously produced Habitat and Griz Grobus, returns to this shared sci-fi universe
Read more
Commentary: ‘Weapons’ Never Capitalizes On Its Premise
Premises can serve many different purposes in a story. They can be used merely to tee up a plot and
Read more
Check Out The Pilot For The Workplace Comedy ‘The Comic Shop’
Created by Cheyenne Ewulu, The Comic Shop is a workplace comedy about a quirky crew of friends who will
Read more
Review — ‘Ghost Pepper’ #2 Continues To Be Delightfully Weird
Welcome to the table, There are a lot of stories out there I love that take on a lot
Read more
Snap Into Marvel: Firelord Is At Least Better Than His Old Buddy
Real Name: Pyreus Kril First Appearance: Thor #225 July 1974) Powers and Abilities: Possesses the Power Cosmic, which imbues him
Read more
The Family That Flees Together — Reviewing ‘Imperial War: Exiles’ #1
Empires are crumbling and regime changes are being enacted across the universe as the blows of the Imperial event continue.
Read more
Adult Animation Revolution: ‘Arco’ Could Be a Breakout For French Animation
Arco takes the visual iconography of a kid superhero story and grounds its characters within an atmospheric world reminiscent of
Read more
An Interview With ‘Invisible: The (Sort of) True Story Of Me And My Hidden Disease’ Author David Soren
As much as it would be convenient if “seeing was believing,” there are plenty of challenges in life that are
Read more