Advance Review: The Cat Keeps Coming Back In `Hairball’ #2
There is an old folk song, popularized by musician Fred Penner and sung by countless children around the campfire called
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Advance Review: Don’t Look For A Satisfying Ending In `Where Monsters Lie’ #4
If they are good for anything, the creative team behind Where Monsters Lie certainly knows how to grab readers’ attention.
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What Lies Beneath London? Time To Get Magnificently Messy In ‘The Berg’ Review
I’ve already told you about this one when highlighting the Kickstarter for it. It blew through its target and, at
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Interview: Cullen Bunn Discusses ‘Lamentation,’ Dropping Wednesday From Oni Press
Cullen Bunn returns to the Comicon grid to discuss his upcoming Oni Press title, Lamentation. We chat about the book’s
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Advance Review: Vibrant Colors Paint The Picture In `Blood Stained Teeth’ Vol. 2
It isn’t often that the star of a series is the colorist, but in the case of Blood Stained Teeth,
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Advance Review: Peter J. Tomasi Delivers A Great Script For `Blood Tree’ #4
In the mind of Blood Tree’s killer, the sins of the father are visited upon the son, and the daughter,
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Jumping On: New Story Arcs Kicking Off On May 3, 2023
One of the hardest and most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good
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Interview: Jeremy Haun Discusses His Intensely Personal ‘Haunthology’ TPB
Jeremy Haun chats with me about Image Comics’ upcoming TPB release of Haunthology. We discuss Haun’s inspiration for the horror
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Mark Brooks Celebrates ‘X-Men’ And ‘The Avengers’ 60th Anniversaries With Corner Box Variant Covers
Welcome to the table, Corner boxes have always been pretty cool in my opinion. I bought a lot of comics
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The Art Of Politics – All The Usual Fools For April…
The Art of Politics, a monthly look at all the terrible things going on in the political world – where
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‘2000 AD’ Cover Reveal: Greg Capullo’s First Ever Dredd For ‘The Darkest Judge’ Exclusive Edition
Greg Capullo, the legendary artist of Spawn and Batman takes on Judge Dredd for the very first time with a
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Art For Art’s Sake # 206 – Oh, The Wonder Of Comic Art…
Art For Art’s Sake – celebrating the glory of comics and comic art for a looong time now…
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Preview: The Cutest Horror Of A Girl And Her Dog – Nicole Goux’s ‘Pet Peeves’
Brilliant debut solo graphic novel from Eisner-nominated author Nicole Goux – a young musician’s life’s going nowhere fast but at
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘First Men On Mars #1’ A Quality Oversized Steampunk Comics
It’s steampunk adventure in the tradition of H.G. Wells, Jules Verne and Edgar Rice Burrough’s John Carter with the first
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Marvel Stormbreakers Assemble For The Avengers’ 60th Anniversary
Welcome to the table, This year marks 60 incredible years of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. I feel old. I’m far from
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Cinebook’s May Titles: More Of The Best In Euro Comics
Continuing to look at the best of Euro comics coming from Cinebook, here’s a trio of books for May –
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Preview: Law Enforcement Comes Knocking In ‘Where Monsters Lie’ #4
Dark horse Comics has revealed a preview of Where Monsters Lie #4, dropping next Wednesday from writer Kyle Starks, artist
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“True” Crime: Discussing ‘Who Killed Sarah Shaw?’ With Writer Frankee White
The first chapter of the webcomic Who Killed Sarah Shaw? is now available on Patreon. The series deals with two
Read moreLakes International Comic Art Festival Wants To Make Little LICAF Bigger & Better With Your Help
The Lakes International Comic Art Festival has launched a crowdfunding campaign to make its Little LICAF for young comics readers
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New York Comic Con Releases Ticket Sales Info For 2023
New York Comic Con has released its presale dates for fans attending this year’s convention. Tickets for the October 12-15
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Could Marvel’s Ultimate Universe Be Returning?
Welcome to the table, I keep getting older but the X-Men seem to be getting younger. Look at Wolverine on
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Review: `Who Killed Sarah Shaw?’ Chapter 1 Is A Familiar True Crime Story
For whatever reason, true crime has captured the imaginations of bloggers, streaming shows and audiences. Perhaps it’s the idea that
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Get Your Hands On A Very Limited Worlds Of Kevin O’Neill Fundraiser Print
Brit comics shop Gosh has announced a very special limited edition fundraising print from the one and only and the
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Kickstarting Comics – ‘Hedrek: Broken Pieces’ The ‘Columbo’ Meets Folk Horror Anthology Series Funding Now
Another Kickstarter for you to have a look at now, Hedrek: Broken Pieces, a one-off anthology set in the world
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Get Ready For Six Inches Of Thrill Power: Hiya Toys Expands Its Judge Dredd Figure Line
Already responsible for a successful line of 1/18 Judge Dredd figures, HIya Toys and Rebellion have announced a new 1/12
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Marvel’s ‘Miracleman: The Silver Age’ Returns This June
Welcome to the table, For most of my young teenage years, I would hear people talk about Miracleman in the
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Review: ‘Sidereal Apogee’ #5 Mostly Succeeds While Referencing A Movie
Writer Phoebe A. Xavier creates some believable futuristic scenarios. Xavier also raises some questions in relation to technology and corporations
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The Show’s Back On!: Reviewing IDW’s ‘D&D Saturday Morning Adventures’#2
Welcome to the table, Fill up your cereal bowl, and grab your dice, IDW’s Saturday Morning Adventures: Dungeons & Dragons
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A Samurai Journey Of Self-Discovery: Dark Horse Comics Announces ‘Oni Roni’
Welcome to the table, I had a friend who was fascinated with The Legends of the Five Rings TTRPG when
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Advance Review: ‘Sap Hunters’ Is A Sci-Fi Story That Flourishes
Welcome to the table, I’ve always been a fan of TTRPGs that focus on a time after mankind. Gamma Word,
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Advance Review: ‘Eight Limbs’ Comes Out Swinging July 12th
Welcome to the table, While I’m a big fan of all kinds of martial art films and shows, I don’t
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