Something Spooky: The Simpsons’ ‘Treehouse of Horror’ #1 Returns To Its Roots
When Bart Simpson’s Treehouse of Horror #1 landed in 1995, the annual TV anthology series was already on its sixth
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Review — ‘Universal Monsters: The Bride Of Frankenstein Lives’ #1 Rises From The Grave
If you’ve ever seen the 1935 film The Bride of Frankenstein, you realize there’s not much hope for a sequel.
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Giving Readers A Breather: Reviewing ‘If Destruction Be Our Lot’ #5
Be careful what you wish for — even if you’re Abe Lincoln. Poor ol’ Abe learns that the
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Something Spooky: ‘Metal Men’ #33 Go The B-Movie Route
Metal Men #33 (1968) has a mixture of a plot. The start comes across as a standard titular heroes see
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Advance Review — ‘That Texas Blood: Hell Comes To Allison Ranch’ #2 Goes To War
It may be Texas, but for Sheriff Joe Bob it feels more like Baghdad. Given that That Texas
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Comicsburgh Adds Indie Comic Alliance And Philbo To Their Distribution Network
Comicsburgh has announced new distribution partnerships with Indie Comic Alliance and Philbo Distribution, expanding retailer access to their creator-owned catalog.
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Canto Returns! — David M. Booher And Drew Zucker Discuss ‘The Clockwork Chronicles’
Action! Suspense! Adventure! Set sail with Canto across the Mechanical Sea! In this all-new ongoing series, the small knight with
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The Collectors’ Desk Episode 17 — The Return Of Minihausen
Pawn Stars Toy Expert Steve Johnston, Comicon.com Senior Editor Brendan M. Allen, Actor/Comedian Paul Vato, and Comicon.com Editor-In-Chief Erik Amaya
Read moreExclusive Preview: High School Horror With A Manga Edge In ‘The Boyfriend’
Mad Cave Studios and Nakama Press have revealed an exclusive look at the first 24 pages of The Boyfriend. The
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October Previews (Week 4): Previewing This Week’s New DC And Marvel Releases
Good morning and good day to you all, and welcome to another new week and the promise of a new
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘What’s Going On Here?’ Edition
It’s Sunday, time to spotlight a few comics things for you to take note of. Yes, it’s The Sunday Spotlight
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Art For Art’s Sake #388: Celebrating 50 Years Of Captain Britain (Part 4)
Once more, one last time, let’s celebrate my favourite hero in comics, Captain Britain … first published in October 1976 and
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2504: Azimuth’s Multiverse Of Madness
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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Something Spooky: ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #159 Introduces The X-Men To The World of Vampires For Better & Worse
By 1982, Marvel’s 1970s horror boom was mostly played out. Tomb of Dracula, arguably the centerpiece of the boom, bowed
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Force Matters: ‘Shadow Of Maul’ #4 Doesn’t Need Its Title Character For This Fun Done-In-One
In which the best issue yet of Shadow of Maul paradoxically features less Maul than ever! Star Wars: Shadow of
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New Characters And New Origins: First Look At ‘Capes’ #13
Capes #13 will feature an all-new Invincible Universe backup story from Robert Kirkman (Invincible), Nate Bellegarde (Nowhere Men), and Annalisa
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Advance Review: ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ #1 — Possibly The Absolute Perfect ‘D&D’ Comic
Welcome to the table, I have been playing Dungeons & Dragons all my life. It’s my favorite hobby. It’s the thing
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Review — ‘Frankenstein: New World — The Speed Of Darkness #4’
Welcome to the table, Found family is a powerful thing, and within the pages of Frankenstein: New World — The
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Review: Alliances Shift In Wonderfully Cheesy ‘The Last Driver’ #3
It’s generally not a good thing when a comic book series is referred to as cheesy. But when that series
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Review: ‘Hidden Springs’ #3 Has ‘Cocoon’ Vibes
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid, entertainment was a bit different than it is now. Rather than
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Big Love In Small Moments — Reviewing ‘Hellboy In Love: Obsidian #2’
Welcome to the table, Hellboy in Love maintains its historic occult ties, while continuing to be a really charming story
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Review: Adult-Oriented ‘Ofiusa’ #2 Moves At Its Own Deliberate Pace
It’s safe to call this second issue of Ofiusa a slow burn. At this point in the six-issue
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Papercutz Launches ‘Solar Sisters’ Graphic Novel With Accompanying Music Project
Papercutz, the kids imprint of Mad Cave Studios, has launched a new sci-fi cross-media project called Solar Sisters. Written by
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Dark Horse And Mattel Announce New Ongoing ‘Barbie’ Comics Series
At New York Comic Con 2026, Dark Horse and Mattel announced the return of Barbie to comics. The ongoing Barbie
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Advance Review: Plants And Billionaires Shall Inherit The Earth In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #11
In today’s political climate, the moment you see a billionaire grace the pages of a comic book, you just know
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Review — Nostalgic Saturday Morning Vibes In ‘Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures’ #2
Welcome to the table, If you are looking for pulse-pounding pulp adventure with a side order of occult oddities, then
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Advance Review: ‘The Eye Collector’ #5 Starts To Reveal A Few Secrets
The first panel of the first page of The Eye Collector #5 says it all. “This can’t be real,” young
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A Real Show Stopping Situation — Reviewing ‘Black Cat’ #15
To catch a thief in the act, Spider-Man calls the one thief he knows who tried to leave it behind.
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Image Comics And Syzygy Publishing Have Announced A Third Installment Of ‘Dread The Halls’
It’s becoming a holiday tradition. Syzygy Publishing and Image Comics are back to put the dread where the merry used
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New Horrors In A Future Landscape — Reviewing ‘Frankenstein: New World — The Speed Of Darkness #3’
Welcome to the table, When the things that scare us from the past haunt the far-flung future, the terror takes
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Advance Review — A Rushed Journey’s End For ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #12
It’s the end of the line for the Borg-cloned James T. Kirk, the U.S.S. Omega, and the series Star Trek:
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