August Previews (Week 3): Checking Out All The New DC And Marvel Comics Coming This Week
It’s the start of a new week, so it’s time to share with you all the previews for comics coming
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Consider Yourself Extinct’ Edition
Happy Sunday, you beautiful people. Welcome to the latest smorgasbord of comics news we call The Sunday Spotlight. Y’know, because
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Art For Art’s Sake #378: The Young Ones, Darling. We’re The Young Ones
Okay, let’s take another spin around the wondrous world of comic art… time for another Art For Art’s Sake …
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Snap Into Marvel: The Comic Book Origins Of ‘Fractured Frontier’
Sorry, that title is misleading. Because the answer is, there is no comic book origin for this season’s “Fractured Frontier”
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Advance Review: ‘The Karman Blade’ #1 Allows Ian Bertram To Show Off His Artistic Skills
Calling The Karman Blade #1 an excuse to let artist Ian Bertram show off his considerable talents is unfair to the rest of the
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Advance Review — ‘Ashes Over Neon: In The Gutter’ #0 Seeks To Free Us From The Humdrum
Many of us — maybe most of us — are forced to separate our passions from our careers. We may
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Advance Review: Steve Epting’s Illustrations Give You A Great Reason To Pick Up ‘Hammerfist’ #1
This is no typical heist job. The new ongoing series Hammerfist centers its premiere issue around a bank robbery. But
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Advance Review: Lemire And Nguyen Partner Again In ‘Crowbound’ #1
It’s a brave thing to start off a new series with the apparent death of the main character. But creators Jeff
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #19 Versus A Figurative Mountain
Writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci are still consolidating a strong narrative throughline for this entire series. However, this issue
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New Beginnings Aren’t Always Good Beginnings — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #1
Characters get handed new number one issues at Marvel Comics like the number is part of some new youth fad.
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‘Treasure Island Reimagined’ Brings Comics And Live Theater Together
Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic adventure returns this September with Treasure Island Reimagined: Jane Hawkins And The Pirate’s Gold. This original
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Mike Mignola And Hellboy Return To Hell With Two Devilish New Series This Winter
Mike Mignola and Dark Horse Comics have devilish plans for Hellboy this winter. In October, Mignola and artist Cyrille Pomès
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Reviewing Fanhome’s 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 24-28
The seventh package in my Fanhome 1989 Batmobile Build-Up subscription has arrived.* This 1:8 scale model meticulously recreates the iconic
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Advance Review: ‘Of The Earth’ #4 Regains Its Footing After A Misstep
There is a fairly common occurrence when a writer pitches an eight- or 12-part comic book miniseries to an editor.
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Advanced Review — Darrow Raises Sophomoric Humor To New Heights In ‘The Shaolin Cowboy: Staying A.I.Live’ #2
There’s a pretty simple test to know whether you would like Geof Darrow’s approach to storytelling. Read the opening pages of the
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One Reluctant Werewolf Is About To Have His Day In ‘Curse Of The Where Wolf’
Writer Robert Saucedo, artist and colorist Debora Lancianese, and letterer Jack Morelli reunite for Curse Of The Where Wolf. The
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Preview: Andi Watson’s ‘The Book Tour’ Gets A Sequel In ‘A Lack Of Alibi’
Andi Watson‘s The Book Tour gets a suitably Kafka-esque sequel from Top Shelf Productions this October in A Lack Of
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Reviewing Fanhome’s 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 20-23
The next package in my Fanhome 1989 Batmobile Build-Up subscription has arrived.* You may notice that this group of build
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Advanced Review: The End Is Nigh In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #10
You’ve probably heard the story of Japanese soldiers on a remote Pacific island in the 1970s who didn’t know World
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The Collectors’ Desk Episode 11 — Mike Knows Things
Pawn Stars Toy Expert Steve Johnston, Comicon.com Senior Editor Brendan M. Allen, Actor/Comedian Paul Vato, Sports Analyst Brett Lawson, and
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2495: All Hell (And Heaven) Breaks Loose In ‘Nightmare New York’
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance — it’s
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August Previews (Week 2): Checking Out All The New DC And Marvel Comics Coming This Week
Another new week and another new batch of comics from the Big Two to look out for. And all previewed
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘AKK! Aaaaaaaa’ Edition
Welcome once more to the whole Sunday Spotlight thing, where I pick out a few things that caught my eye
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Art For Art’s Sake #377: The Wonders Of Philippe Druillet
Right then, it’s that time of week again. Time for some damn fine comic art. Time for Art For Art’s
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Inconsistency Is The Only Constant In ‘Blood & Thunder’ #16
The only thing worse than a bad comic book? An inconsistent one. It’s one thing if you know
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Let’s Go Slay The Dragon — Reviewing ‘Marc Spector: Moon Knight’ #7
Once again the Midnight Sons ride to deal with something supernaturally powerful, rallying behind the despondent and desperate Moon Knight.
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Webcomics Today: Krent Able’s ‘KrackLife’ — A Portrait Of London
In the latest Webcomics Today, we give you Krent Able pulling no punches in his usual fashion as he takes
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Reviewing Fanhome’s ‘1989 Batmobile’ 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 14-18
The next set of build stages in my Fanhome 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription* has arrived. This 1:8 scale
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A Not So Dynamic Duo Emerges — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics 2026 Annual’ #1
Lobo, Lobo, Lobo. The self-proclaimed main man seems to be everywhere these days. That includes appearing on the big silver
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Webcomics Today: Marc Ellerby’s ‘Turtles’ And More
More webcomics … this time from one of my favourites, Marc Ellerby, most well-known for his work on Rick and
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2494: Judge Fire Heats Up Deadworld
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance —it’s the
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