Art For Art’s Sake #383: Life Is A Glorious Cycle Of Song, A Medley Of Extemporania
Well, it’s Saturday, so that must mean that it’s time for another look around all that is great in comics
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Advance Review: ‘Filthy Lambs’ #1 Twists A Standard Horror Narrative
The three high-quality cover designs are the respective creations of artists Chris Evenhuis, Meghan Hetrick, and Caitlin Yarsky. It is
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Advance Review — ‘That Texas Blood: Hell Comes To Allison Ranch’ #1 Is Back *Again*
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. The truth of the matter is you probably have. Things
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First Look: ‘Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars’ #1 — Mars Meets Mega-City In December
Oni Press, the Nacelle Company, and Rebellion have revealed the first look inside the upcoming Judge Dredd / Biker Mice
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First Look: Mad Cave Studios And Maverick Announce New Queer-Friendly YA ‘Heat Of Fashion’
This winter, Maverick, the young adult imprint of Mad Cave Studios, presents Heat of Fashion, a trans and queer-friendly YA
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The Ultimate ‘Spider-Man’ Masterpiece Collection Debuts From Fanhome
Fanhome has announced the launch of the Spider-Man Masterpiece Collection. This extensive compilation of hardcover graphic novels celebrates one of
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The Buyer Wasn’t Supposed to Be Dead — Brain Poison Announces ‘BoredSpace’
Chathura Vax has a deadline, a debt problem, and exactly one job that might get her out of both. Now
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Advance Review — The End Is Near For The Federation And The Series In ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #11
From the many battles with Klingons and Romulans to the threat of the Borg to the Dominion War, the United
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Paul Rainey’s ‘Murder School’ Launches At Gosh Comics! On September 19
Oops, missed this — Paul B. Rainey‘s Murder School, his latest book from Drawn and Quarterly, gets a launch at
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 4 Increases The Cast
Writer, artist, and colorist Florent Maudoux, production assistant and lettering by Chris Northrop, English translator Dan Christensen are the main creatives
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Advance Review — Massive Battles Dominate ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ Vol. 2
This one is all about the battles. After a slow start, Invincible Universe: Battle Beast Vol. 2 —
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‘2000 AD’ Meets ‘Silent Hill’ In ‘2000 AD’ Prog 2500
The latest video game meets comics moment happens now, as 2000 AD ushers in Silent Hill: Townfall — The Dock
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Preview: In ‘Murder School’, Paul B. Rainey Recounts His Schooldays, And So Much More
Released on 15 September, Paul B. Rainey‘s Murder School is his latest brilliant graphic novel, a strange thing of memories
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The Collectors’ Desk Episode 15 — All Day Long, I’m Just Right And Wrong
Pawn Stars Toy Expert Steve Johnston, Comicon.com Senior Editor Brendan M. Allen, Actor/Comedian Paul Vato, and Comicon.com Editor-In-Chief Erik Amaya
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September Previews (Week Three): Checking Out This Week’s New DC And Marvel Releases
New week, new comics. Nuff said. Let’s get straight into it and check in with all the new releases from
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Until Betty Lost The Key To The Handcuffs’ Edition
Well, the nights are drawing in, and it won’t be long until Halloween, Thanksgiving, then Christmas, then another year …
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Art For Art’s Sake #382: Comic Art Delights Await You
Let’s dive once more into the wonderful world of comic art — yes, it’s time for another Art For Art’s
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‘Bulletproof Coffin: Giant! Cease To Exist’ Resurrects An Odyssey Of Surreal Superheroes
Oni Press has announced the return of comics’ most insidiously enthralling and potently psycho-active indie comics masterwork with Bulletproof Coffin:
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The One Where Tom King Writes About ‘Friends’ — Reviewing ‘Six Of Us’ #1
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: A group of six young people star in an overwhelmingly successful sitcom about
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Star Trek Week: The 10 Most Fun Crossover Moments From The ‘Star Trek/X-Men’ Comics
Back in 1996, Marvel re-acquired the license to make Star Trek comics (having previously held it from 1979-1982 before it
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Creator-First, Built To Last — Comicsburgh Forges A New Path In Independent Comics
Pittsburgh knows strong. It takes grit to take an idea, put in the work, and keep building until it becomes
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NYCC 2026: New York Comic Con Panel Reservations Open Today (For Some)
Panel reservations for New York Comic Con 2026 opened today at 12:00 PM ET, signaling the race to secure guaranteed
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‘Concrete’ Returns This June In Omnibus Format From Dark Horse Books
Dark Horse Books has announced they’ll be bringing Paul Chadwick’s popular comic series Concrete back to print for the first
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That’s The Sound Of The Police — Reviewing ‘Neighborhood Watch’ #5
Everything comes crashing down as the mystery behind Jill-Cassie’s attacker. The secrets of her double life are fully revealed. Lives
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Dark Horse To Offer Compact Editions Of Fan-Favorite Stories
Dark Horse Comics has announced a new, travel-sized way to read your favorite stories from creator-owned series and licensed titles.
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Mad Cave Studios Reveals First Look At ‘Rip Kirby’ #1
The case is almost open. Mad Cave Studios, in partnership with King Features Syndicate, has revealed a first look at
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The Day Of Dredd Is Coming: All The Names, All The Dates
3rd October 2026 is The Day Of Dredd, an international celebration of all things to do with 2000 AD (and
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Webcomics Today: ‘Moose Kid Comics’ Is Well Worth Your Reading Time
Welcome to another Webcomics Today, this time celebrating something old, when Jamie Smart, million-selling author of Bunny Vs Monkey, decided
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Summit Comics Unleashes Folk Horror ‘Grymstone: Soil & Ash’ On Kickstarter
Summit Comics is bringing Grymstone: Soil & Ash to Kickstarter. The five-part surreal folk-horror series is written, colored, and lettered
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Exclusive Preview: ‘Ghostbox’ Returns In A New Limited Format This October
Just in time for the spooky season, Mad Cave Studios has provided an exclusive look at Ghostbox in a new
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Advance Review: ‘Odin’ #4 Will Have You Guessing About What Is Really Happening
In the real world, journalists are having a rough time with the closing of newspapers and the distrust of many
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