J. Michael Straczynski Returns To Marvel In September’s ‘Captain America’ #1
Announced earlier by io9, acclaimed writer and filmmaker J. Michael Stracyznski will make his return to Marvel Comics this September
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Boldly Going Where We’ve Gone Before: Reviewing ‘Star Trek Annual 2023’
Behold, the Holodeck! A future technological marvel where any vista, period, moment, or space can be brought to holographic life.
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Advance Review: It’s Raining Angels In ‘Blood Tree’ #5
The body count in Blood Tree is growing exponentially. Wingman, the serial killer who targets the families of murderers, starts
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Advance Review: `Hairball’ #3 Pivots To A Psychological Thriller
The line between sanity and insanity in Hairball is no longer clear. In the first issues, it was clear that
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Doing Good With Comics: ‘The Ballistic Boyz’ Now Live On CrowdFundr
Nonprofit comic book publisher EchoVerse Comics is raising funds for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) with a Crowdfundr campaign for The Ballistic
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The Next Great Swords & Sorcery Adventure: ‘The Shadows Of Thule’ Advance Review
Welcome to the table, Read this… When a Roman general, manipulated by a necromancer, decides to awaken an ancient plague,
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This July, It’s The Beginning Of The End In Jed Mackay’s ‘Moon Knight’ #25
Jed MacKay’s Moon Knight reaches its monumental 25th issue this July. The milestone Moon Knight #25 will be an oversized
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Preview: ‘The Spider’s Syndicate of Crime Vs The Crook From Space’ – More Wonderfully Strange Adventures From Brit Comic History
The second volume of arachnid adventures from a classic Brit hero/villain from the ’60s – this time it’s The Spider
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Mad Cave Studios Announces Partnership With Amit Tishler
Welcome to the table, Mad Cave Studios has announced a partnership with up-and-coming director, animator, and TV writer Amit Tishler
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Advance Review: ‘Bone Orchard – Tenement’ #1 Shakes Up Comic Book Monotony
Leave it to master storytellers Jeff Lemire and Andrew Sorrentino to defy conventional comic book wisdom while enticing readers to
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Carol Danvers Goes Old School For ‘Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest’ #1 Variant Cover
Captain Marvel’s latest series of adventures are about to wrap up, but there is more on the horizon. July brings
Read moreMad Cave Studios Announces Righteous New Adult Fantasy Series ‘Crusader’
Writer/artist Matt Emmons and Ukrainian letterer Andriy Lukin have teamed up for a new action/fantasy series, Crusader, available this Fall
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Thinking About Christmas Already? It’s The Treasury Of British Comics Annual
Celebrating the finest of comics past and present, The Treasury Of British Comics Annual 2024 brings classics from the past
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Previewing ‘Thomas Girtin, The Forgotten Painter’: New From Oscar Zarate And SelfMadeHero
The new graphic biography from Oscar Zarate and SelfMadeHero throws light on a pioneering watercolour artist and contemporary of Turner.
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Beating The Devil At His Own Game: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #104
What would you do with superpowers for a day? That’s a question tons have mulled over at least once before.
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Preview: Another Classic British Humour Strip Gets Collected — Get Yer Gnashers Around ‘Gums’
The Great White (Toothless) Shark returns to menace the Australian coast this November in the first collection of the classic
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Preview: A Constant State Of Paranoia In ‘You’ve Been Cancelled’ #1
Mad Cave Studios has revealed a preview of You’ve Been Cancelled #1, dropping next Wednesday from writer Curt Pires, artist
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The Art Of Politics: Of Coronations And Electioneering… It’s May
The Art of Politics, running through the political cartooning of the month, every month…
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Review: ‘Weapons Of The Metabaron’ Takes You To The 8th Dimension And Back
Welcome to the table, The Incal Universe is unhinged in the most beautiful way. Humanoids is releasing another offering from
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A Cool Artistic Take On A Literary Classic: Reviewing K. Briggs’ ‘MacBeth’
Welcome to the table, I love witches. Anyone who has come across my work has seen that come up time
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Euro Previews: Roger Leloup’s All-Ages ‘Yoko Tsuno’ Thrills in ‘The Rhine Gold’
The English version of Roger Leloup‘s fantastical female adventurer continues with a very different railway trip in The Rhine Gold.
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Phoenix And ’80s Avengers Take The Spotlight On July Anniversary Variant Covers
The 80’s are back! At least when it comes to some specific covers from Marvel Comics. Throughout the year artist
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Sad, But Beautiful: Reviewing Ellice Weaver’s ‘Big Ugly’
Welcome to the table, I don’t have a sibling. I have a friend I would take a bullet for that
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Review: Slice-Of-Life Horror In Nicole Goux’s ‘Pet Peeves’
Welcome to the table, There comes a point in life when you realize you have outgrown so much. It’s weird,
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Advance Review: Tracy White’s ‘Unaccompanied’ Shares Raw Victim Stories To Raise Awareness
Welcome to the table, The content in this book is difficult. It could very easily trigger a lot of people
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Preview: The Inspired Vision Of A True Great — ‘The 2000 AD Art Of Kevin O’Neill Apex Edition’
To say there was no one like Kevin O’Neill is no exaggeration, simply a truth universally acknowledged. In celebration of
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Review: Hayley Gold’s ‘Nervosa’ Teaches As Much As It Tells
Welcome to the table, What our parents do to us can, and often does, affect us for the rest of
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Interview: Artist Ype Driessen Explores ‘The Last Gay Man On Earth’
You may have caught my recent review of The Last Gay Man on Earth by Ype Driessen. This piece is
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Webcomic Weekly: ‘The War In Sudan, A Venting Comic’ — The Nightmare Of Life During Wartime & The Nightmare Of Not Being There
This week on Webcomics Weekly, The War In Sudan, A Venting Comic by Sudanese creator, Doctor Alaa Musa – a
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Advance Review: ‘Project Riese’ #1 Is All Setup (And That’s Probably Okay)
Welcome to the table, If you tell me there is a lost complex or a hidden city, I want to
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Advance Review: ‘Star Trek – Picard – Stargazer’ Saves The Best For The End
Star Trek: Picard – Stargazer starts off in warp drive, quickly falls into a wormhole, then saves the day at
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