Review: Phillips Paints The Old West Red In ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #3
Apparently the West was won with blood. A lot of blood. Fortunately, for readers of The Enfield Gang Massacre, that
Read moreApparently the West was won with blood. A lot of blood. Fortunately, for readers of The Enfield Gang Massacre, that
Read moreNovelist Tom Leveen is bringing his trademark horror stories to comic books with his upcoming series Exorcists. The three-issue series,
Read moreOne of the highlights of a comic convention is meeting our favorite creators and getting favorite comics signed and personalized.
Read moreWelcome to the table, Check this out… Crooked Hills is now up on Kickstarter! For the record yet again,
Read moreBOOM! Studios today revealed a first look at Alice Never After #4, the penultimate issue of their original series from
Read moreSidney Davidson pens a wry and emotionally resonant comic that challenges notions of power, money, and a sense of well-being—all
Read moreWe’ve already talked about some of Marvel Comics’ many booth activities coming to New York Comic Con. The publisher has
Read moreSuperheroes sometimes do more than bash supervillains in the face. Often, they tackle bigger real-world relevant types of issues. Other
Read moreMistress Vile has succeeded. Darkness has fallen. The Rangers have been divided as the overwhelming forces of evil surround them.
Read moreHappening October 12th through the 15th, New York Comic Con is one of the biggest and busiest comic conventions of
Read moreThe all-ages monthly Monster Fun brings a new look for its Halloween issue, featuring Kid Kong, Gums, and more classic
Read moreOne of the most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good jumping on
Read moreProtect mankind from demonic forces as well as magic powers in the wrong hands… Magnetic Press has announced a new
Read moreWith a creative team as talented as Jeff Lemire and Gabriel H. Walta, you would think that Phantom Road would
Read moreThe greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world that God exists. October Chronicles kicks off Exorcists, their
Read moreSince 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
Read moreGotham City beware, Batman is on the warpath. Broken and possessed, the protector becomes the attacker as the city trembles.
Read moreIt’s Sunday, which means it’s time to take a spin around various bits of comics news and general stuff that
Read moreThe Art of Politics, where each month I set out to prove the old adage of a picture paints a
Read moreIt’s hard to believe another week has flown by, but here we are. It’s Saturday, and you know what that
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake, just the thing to entertain you on a cold, dark night with the wolves at the
Read moreOften, they say a physician who treats themselves has a fool for a patient. Oh, hey there Doctor Jasper Barlow!
Read moreFans of comics, pop culture, and entertainment are in for a treat. Mad Cave Studios has announced their convention schedule
Read moreBetter known as the publisher of Drawn & Quarterly, Chris Oliveros returns to making comics with Are You Willing to
Read moreThe Avengers are no stranger to fighting new threats to the entire planet. In the volume’s fifth issue though, they
Read moreMonster Fun, the new kids comic from the makers of 2000 AD, is up to #12 now – it’s got
Read moreArtist PJ Holden, fresh off Fascinating Folklore with writer John Reppion, is launching Null Space, his new weekly webcomic –
Read moreDark Horse Comics has revealed a preview of The Midnite Show #1, a new supernatural horror series dropping October 4
Read moreComing to 2000 AD Prog 2352, out 4 October, The Devil’s Railroad mixes sci-fi with social consciousness – just as
Read moreDark Horse Comics has revealed a preview of Tear Us Apart #2, dropping next week from writer Jay Baruchel, artist
Read moreIt’s the end to the Battle Action as the series comes to an end here – with two more classics
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