Right In The Heart — Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #5
Forces both within and without continue to chip away at the already extremely fragile alliance between humans and the orcs.
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Baby’s Day Out — Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #11
It’s baby’s day out as the Stranges pull babysitting duty for Clea’s new little sister. Surely nothing could go wrong.
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Review — ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #41 Is Just Good Old Fashioned Super-Fun
The Gang War is in full swing across the Spider-Man family of titles. In Amazing Spider-Man #41, a familiar pair
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It Devours From Within: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #18
Ever had one of those days where the consequences of your actions just keep piling up in increasingly terrifying ways?
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Euro Previews – More Brilliant Bond With A Boardroom In ‘Largo Winch Volume 20: The Golden Percentile’
The Van Hamme-less Largo Winch continues apace (would you expect any other speed?) with the concluding volume of the latest
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Belly Of The Beast: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #5
What’s worse than a nightmare? A sarcastic Amazon controlling ancient nightmare trying to possess your body for world-conquering reasons. Sometimes
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Coming From Bryan Talbot: ‘The Casebook Of Stamford Hawksmoor’
The next Bryan Talbot book will be The Case of Stamford Hawksmoor, a prequel to his Grandville series, and Talbot’s
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War Time Prowling — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #14
If a Gang War tearing New York City apart wasn’t enough, a reborn family squabble makes Spider-Man’s life even tougher.
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Webcomic Weekly: ‘Mousetrapped’ by Randy Milholland — More Of Mickey In The Public Domain
Welcome to Webcomic Weekly, where we always manage to show you great comics online free to read and not too
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Jumping On — Series Premieres, One-Shots, And New Story Arcs Popping Off On January 10, 2024
One of the most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good jumping on
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Breaking It Down T’Challa Style — Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #7
Sometimes it’s best to just take a break from exiled king vigilante things and take in the sights and sounds.
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First Look — Bugs, Bigger Bugs, And Gallons Of Gore In ‘Skeeters’ #2
Mad Cave Studios has revealed a first look at Skeeters #2, dropping January 24, 2024 from writers Bob Frantz and
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Forgotten But Not Gone: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1080
Sometimes, no matter how intricately planned a heist might be, the only avenue to success is a well-played wild card.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2364: The Chills Are Back In ‘Thistlebone’ And Will MC-1 Defund The Law?
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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Bonds Beyond Life Or Death: Reviewing ‘Cyborg’ #6
Grab the tissues and prepare. The synthetic uprising threatening Detroit is about to get even more personal and devastating. It’s
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Advance Review: Reaching The End Of The End In ‘Swan Songs’ #6
How do you end a series about endings? In the case of Swan Songs, writer W. Maxwell Prince’s limited series,
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Advance Review: ‘Blood Commandment’ #3 Is About More Than Just Vampires
Rarely have vampires been solely about blood-sucking creatures that haunt our dreams. Going all the way back to Bram Stoker‘s
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Advance Review: Crises Dominate ‘Midlife (Or How To Hero At 50!)’ #4
Ruben Kwan’s midlife crisis is only deepening. As if turning 50 and developing superpowers wasn’t enough, the hero of Midlife
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The Sunday Spotlight: Happy New Year, Have Some Comics News
Welcome to 2024. May it be a damn sight better in all ways than 2023 was. But some things don’t
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Happy Saturday! It is Saturday isn’t it? My kids have been home for two whole weeks on Winter Break. Days
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Art For Art’s Sake #243: Jack Cole’s Plastic Man
Art For Art’s Sake, all that A.I. art can go take a hike, this is proper comics…
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First Look — No Telephones, No Electricity, No Transportation, And No Escape In ‘Morning Star’ #1
Mad Cave Studios has revealed a first look at Morning Star #1, expected March 27, 2024 from writers DB Andry
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Fight Or Flight — Reviewing ‘Titans: Beast World’ #3
Earth’s premiere superhero team rose to protect the world, only for one of their own to become a bigger threat.
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Preview: Fitz’s Story Continues In ‘Assassin’s Apprentice II’ #2
Dark Horse Comics has revealed a preview of Assassin’s Apprentice II #2, out next Wednesday from writers Jody Houser and
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Preview: A Big, Bold World Of Crime In ‘Masterpiece’ #2
Dark Horse Comics has revealed a preview of Masterpiece #2, dropping next week from the creators behind Daredevil and Scarlet,
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘ComicScene’ Magazine Returns For 2024
Another comics magazine or a magazine about comics to get behind now as ComicScene brings you its second all-new issue,
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Preview: Udderly Dangerous Consequences In Kevin Smith’s ‘Quick Stops Vol 2’ #2
Dark Horse Comics has revealed a preview of Quick Stops Vol. 2 #2, dropping next Wednesday from the twisted minds
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Kraig Rasmussen Talks ‘The Monkeygong Comics Club’
Welcome to the table, We all know Anton likes stuff that can fall into the “weird” category. Let me introduce
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Review: ‘Gargoyles’ #11 Face A Change For A Character
Writer Greg Weisman 0pens this issue in an arguably clumsy way. He tries to continue a relatively long ongoing narrative
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Darker By The Hour: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #115
True heroes never back down. No matter how dark things become. Especially if even the smallest glimmer of hope remains.
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Fire From The Stars — Reviewing ‘Titans’ #6
Comic books and retcons go way back. They’re longtime friends, maybe much more, with a real on-and-off-again sitcom-style relationship situation.
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