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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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Written by Ram V. Art and cover by Mike Perkins Colour art by June Chung Letters by Aditya Bidikar “In DC
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The Black Hammer Universe continues to expand with the next mini-series delving into a specific character’s origins. This time the
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We already told you a little of PM Buchan and John Pearson‘s Blood Moon, a very modern English folk-horror set
Read moreReview: ‘Wynd’ #5. The Wynd Is Dead. Long Live The Wynd.
It’s Wynd vs. the Bandaged Man! But if Wynd wants to save his friends, he’ll need to accept who he
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Wynd, the stellar fantasy series from writer James Tynion IV, artist Michael Dialynas, and letterer Aditya Bidikar, completed its first
Read morePreview: Taking On The Bandaged Man In ‘Wynd’ #5
Business is about to pick up in BOOM! Studios’ fantasy adventure Wynd #5. Written by James Tynion IV, illustrated by
Read moreVault Comics ‘Giga’ #1 Sells Out And Gets A Second Printing
New Vault Comics’ book Giga #1 by Alex Pakandel, John Lê, Rosh and Aditya Bidikar has sold out and heading for a second printing. This
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Wynd wraps up its first arc with its fifth issue later this month. Publisher BOOM! Studios has shared an early
Read moreReview: ‘Wynd’ #4 — There’s No Place for Home
Wynd, Oakley, Thorn, and Prince Yorik think they’ve found safety from their enemies in the magical lands outside Pipetown. But
Read more‘Giga’ #1 From Vault Comics Gets Two David Mack Incentive Covers
We brought you an early review of Giga #1 by Alex Paknadel, John Lê, Rosh and Aditya Bidikar only the other day
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Vault Comics have announced their latest new comic book series, The Picture of Everything Else from writer Dan Watters (Lucifer) artist
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Giga’ #1 Entertains And Establishes A Rusty Futuristic Dystopia Full Of Mystery
First issues of any brand new all original comic book series have a hard job enough to do before trying
Read more‘Wynd #1’ Sells Out Of Second Printing; Third On The Way
Wynd, the new fantasy series from BOOM! Studios continues to grow. The publisher has announced the debut issue of the
Read moreReview: “Wynd #3” – The Journey And The High Cost Of Living.
Wynd and Oakley have discovered a secret magical society, hidden deep in the tunnels under Pipetown, that may hold the
Read more‘Wynd #2’ Takes Flight & Sells Out
BOOM! Studios has announced Wynd #2, the second chapter of the series from writer James Tynion IV, artist Michael Dialynas,
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In a world where magical heritage is punishable by death, a young boy named Wynd must keep his true identity
Read more‘Wynd #1’ Sells Out, Second Printing On The Way
BOOM! Studios surprised us all by separating the original graphic novel Wynd into single issues and releasing the first one
Read moreReview: ‘Wynd #1’ Gets To The Point
In a world where magical heritage is punishable by death, a young boy named Wynd must keep his true identity
Read moreJames Tynion IV Announces New Conspiracy Theory Series, ‘The Department Of Truth’ Coming From Image Comics
James Tynion IV, like many comic book creators, has a regular newsletter. And, it’s were I learnt about his new
Read moreCheck Out Michael Dialynas’ Character Designs For ‘Wynd’
Wynd, the original graphic novel turned mini-series is set to debut this week from BOOM! Studios. In preparation for the
Read moreBOOM! Studios Reveals ‘Wynd’ Single Issue Cover Art
Wynd, the upcoming comic from BOOM! Studios was originally set to be released as a graphic novel, but the publisher
Read moreA Magical Quest Begins In ‘Wynd #1’ First Look From BOOM! Studios
Publisher BOOM! Studios has shared an early preview of Wynd #1, the upcoming series from writer James Tynion IV, artist
Read moreSurprise! BOOM! Studios Breaks ‘Wynd’ Up Into Single Issues Beginning In June
BOOM! Studios pulled a fast one on us with the upcoming release of Wynd. Originally announced and solicited as a
Read moreNew To You Comics: ‘Lazaretto’ By Clay McLeod Chapman And Oliver Levang
With new comics on hold for the foreseeable future, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep into our longboxes
Read moreVault Comics Announce ‘Giga’, A New Mecha Series With A Difference From Paknadel And Lê
Alex Paknadel and artist John Lê, with colors by Rosh, letterer Aditya Bidikar, and designer Tim Daniel imagine a future world in
Read moreBanishing The Feces Demons: ‘John Constantine: Hellblazer #5’ Reviewed
Tommy Willowtree claims to be the new Magelord of England and that John Constantine was his predecessor. John knows this is all a ruse played upon Tommy. The only question is, who is the perpetrator? Also, where do the feces elementals keeps coming from?
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