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Announced way, way back in January and then put back until now because of Covid-19, Vault Comics finally releases a
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Arkham Asylum has long been one of the creepier cornerstones of the Batman universe and even in a horror tainted
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In this second part of this Suicide Squad guest starring story writer Ram V and artist Mike Perkins go all
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The Suicide Squad go looking for Levi Kamei in the Kaziranga Forest, India and of course get more than they
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It’s no secret that the comic book industry (as with most entertainment industries) is a place where the most toxic
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Far too often some variations of the words “the comic industry will break your heart” find their way around the
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Something’s not quite right in Gotham City’s neighborhoods, and their newest resident Batman is on the case. What appeared to
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Ahead of the May 26 release of The Witcher: Witch’s Lament #1 in comic shops, fans will be able to
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The first arc of BOOM! Studios’ fantasy adventure Wynd gets collected this week in soft cover, on the same day
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I’ve been enamoured by the new take on a firm favourite with Ram V and Mike Perkins introduction of a
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Having any big character in comic books be the focus of more than one ongoing title at a time comes
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Mark Markz has been hunted down and brought back to his home planet of Mars. As he faces execution, he
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The Joker War is over and Infinite Frontier has begun at DC Comics, ushering in a new era for much
Read morePreview: The Epic First Arc Of BOOM! Studios’ ‘Wynd’ Collected
The first arc of BOOM! Studios’ fantasy adventure Wynd gets collected this week. Written by James Tynion IV, illustrated by
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Dark Horse Comics continues its partnership with CD Projekt Red with a new series set in the world of the
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Written by Dan Watters Art by Caspar Wijngaard Lettering by Aditya Bidikar “The rest of the Home Sick Pilots continue
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The Martian bounty hunter Boa Boaz continues to hunt Barbalien on Earth, but the former is still new to this
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Ram V once again teams up with Blue in Green’s Anand RK and letterer Aditya Bidkar for new Vault Comics’
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Another new batch of comics came out this week from all corners of the comic book industry, but which three
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‘The Old James House has lost its ghosts. With her new powers, it’s up to Ami to bring them back…whether
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Last year comiXology brokered a deal with Dark Horse Comics enabling them to publish some of their more popular comiXology
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As the 20th century dawns, art promises to change the world…and steep it in blood. A rash of impossible killings
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For perhaps the first time ever, Mark Markz has found a place where he feels he belongs. He’s not entirely
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