You Reap What You Sow: Reviewing ‘Hellions’ #16
The best-laid plans of mice and men, or in this case the best-laid plans of one Mister Sinister, often go
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Read moreBOOM! Studios revealed a first look at Eat The Rich #3, the next issue in their new original five-issue comic
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Read moreBOOM! Studios revealed a first look at Power Rangers #12 from writer Ryan Parrott, artist Francesco Mortarino, colorist Raúl Angulo
Read moreRainWerks has announced a special Mafiosa pre-release event with writer Sunshine Barbito at St. Mark’s Comics Brooklyn, in conjunction with
Read moreArchie Comics kicks off the haunting season with a hilarious collection of classic Archie tales and a brand new story
Read moreBOOM! Studios revealed a first look at Good Luck #5, the final issue in their five-issue original series from writer
Read moreMad Cave Studios has revealed a preview of Bountiful Garden #2, out this week from writer Ivy Noelle Weir, artist
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Read moreBOOM! Studios has revealed a new look at Just Beyond: Monstrosity from R.L. Stine, artist Irene Flores with additional inks
Read moreAs first reported on Friday via the Hollywood Reporter, Scout Comics, in partnership with Thunder Comics, are proud to announce
Read moreBOOM! Studios’ Magic #7 drops this week from writer Jed MacKay, artist Ig Guara, colorist Arianna Consonni, and letterer Ed
Read moreArchie Comics’ Archie Showcase Digest #5: World Tour drops tomorrow featuring the talents of Dan Parent, Alex Simmons, Rex Lindsey,
Read moreScout Comics’ Snatched #2 drops tomorrow from writer Sheldon Allen, artist Mauricio Campetella, colorist Warnia Sahadewa, and letterer Matt Bowers.
Read moreDavid M. Booher and Drew Zucker team up with Whatnot for a very special NYCC 2021 4th printing of Canto
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Read moreThey say time flies when you’re having fun, and it most certainly has regarding Miles Morales as the character has
Read moreThe ‘Fear State‘ has begun and fully taken hold of Gotham City across all of DC Comics’ Batman-related titles, causing
Read moreBOOM! Studios’ Mighty Morphin #12 drops this week from writer Ryan Parrott, artist Marco Renna, colorist Walter Baiamonte with color
Read moreOne of the hardest and most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good
Read moreScout Comics’ Redshift #3 hits the spinner racks this week from writer H.S. Tak, artist Brent David McKee, colorist Sebastian
Read moreJoss Whedon’s angsty teenage vampire drama continues this week with a new installment of BOOM! Studios’ Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Read moreScout Comics’ Cherry Blackbird #3 drops this week from writer/artist Joseph Schmalke, with color assistance from Alyssa Slobodzian and letters
Read moreClover Press has announced Project MK-Ultra, a new graphic novel about sex, drugs, & the CIA by Stewart Kenneth Moore,
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake – all the beauty of comics art, headed your way every week…
Read moreThis October, indie comics creator Drew Morrison invites fans to Kickstart the conclusion of his vividly illustrated silent comic, Brokenland.
Read moreBOOM! Studios collects chapters #1-5 of Abbott: 1973 this week from writer Saladin Ahmed and artist Sami Kivelä. Available Wednesday,
Read moreOn Thursday, October 7, Marvel Unlimited brings Ghost Rider: Kushala #1 to fans in the exclusive Infinity Comics format. The
Read moreSeptember brings… well, more bloody chaos, corruption, dodgy dealings, and a shortage of… well, everything really… but this is politics,
Read moreJust the other day I was telling all about the brilliance that was Roger Gibson and Vincent Danks‘ Harker series,
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