The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Human Bean Juice’ Edition
Well, it’s another Sunday, which means it’s time to take a spin around a few things about comics I noticed
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Art For Art’s Sake #348: The Beauty Of Jean-Claude Mézières
Art For Art’s Sake, each week presenting you with a little something special for your viewing pleasure…
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Your Recruitment Begins On Free Comic Book Day 2026 With ‘Mind MGMT/Fort Psycho’
Oni Press’ Free Comic Book Day 2026 offering comes from creators Matt Kindt and Brian Hurtt. Two all-new, high-intensity tales introduce
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Oni Press Pays Tribute To Beloved 1990s Flicks With ‘Dead Teenagers’ #2 Covers
This spring, writer Jude Ellison S. Doyle and artist Caitlin Yarsky bring you to Dead Teenagers, a smirkingly clever, 1990s-obsessed,
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Dark Horse Gathers Avatars From Across The Ages For The First Time
Dark Horse Comics has announced Avatar Legends: Masters of the Elements, an anthology graphic novel featuring multiple Avatar cycles. This
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2465: Herne’s God Quest Turns Into Herne’s Pint & A Fight
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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Force Matters: Han Shoots First In ‘Star Wars’ #8
Only one book once again for the week of 12/24, as the flagship title continues building to its conclusion. Star
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Taking A Mighty Big Swing — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #40
Once upon a time, DC Comics launched a comic book that gave a particular supervillain the solo spotlight they deserved.
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This Clown Ain’t Funny At All — Reviewing ‘Harley & Ivy: Life & Crimes’ #2
Romance is never easy. Especially when one partner’s psychotic clown ex-boyfriend is blowing up the city to frame the duo.
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Previously On X-Men: The Shadows of Tomorrow Loom In ‘X-Men’ #23
The “Age of Revelation” is over, but it’s shadow looms large in the first week of the “Shadows of Tomorrow”
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Advance Review — ‘Blood & Thunder’ #9 Is A Bloodbath From Start To Finish
Most ongoing comic book series are told in arcs — usually four or five-issue segments that fill readers in on
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The Best Of ‘2000 AD’ In 2025: The Fans Have Spoken
Announcing the fan-voted best covers and best stories from 2000 AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine for 2025…
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January Previews (Week 2): Checking Out This Week’s New DC And Marvel Comics
Good morning, and welcome to another week of news, reviews and more here at Comicon.com. You’re number one stop for
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘We’re On The Wrong Side Of Every War!’ Edition
So, 2026, how’s it going for you so far? Nope? Yes, me too. So, just for a little while, kick
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Art For Art’s Sake #347: Crime Comics — Where The Bullets Fly So Beautifully
Another week to celebrate all the incredible art we have in our medium – yes, it’s Art For Art’s Sake
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New Year, New Comics — Sinking My Teeth Into ‘Batman & Dracula: Red Rain’
Here’s my new year’s confession: I’m a massive Batman fan who’s never read Batman & Dracula: Red Rain.
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Tom Parkinson-Morgan’s Webcomic ‘Kill 6 Billion Demons’ Returns To Print With ‘Vol. 5: Breaker Of Infinities’ From Image Comics
Webcomic creator Tom Parkinson-Morgan is back with a new print collection of Kill 6 Billion Demons from Image Comics. Volume
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Fighting Fire With Heart — Reviewing ‘DC K.O.: Knightfight’ #3
Batman is known to be ten-or-more steps ahead of others. Like the Boy Scouts motto, he’s always prepared. Unfortunately, that
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New Year, New Comics — Remembering ‘Superman: Panic In The Sky’
Welcome back to New Year, New Comics, as Benjamin talks about a DC Comics classic event that he’s taking a
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Force Matters — ‘Star Wars: Tales From The Nightlands’ #3 Finds Hope In A Hopeless Era
All the notes on Star Wars comics released December 10th — from the penultimate issue of the Hunt for the
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Don’t Call It A Crisis — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Battle Nexus’ #1
Imagine that feeling that comes from grabbing a bunch of different action figures and smashing them up against one another.
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Review: James Stokoe’s Artistic Talents Shine In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #3
Come for the artwork; stay for the story. James Stokoe delivers a visual tour-de-force in The Twilight Zone
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Preview: ‘The Legend Testers’ — Another Wonderfully Strange Bit Of Brit Comics History
The latest in the Treasury of British Comics’ ongoing mission to bring us lost gems from the rich history of
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2464: New Year, New Wagner Dredd — 2026 Starts Off Brilliantly
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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Leaping Before Never Looking — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Casey Jones’ #3
Armed with hockey sticks, baseball bats, and other sports equipment, Casey Jones is ready for a lot of normal threats.
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Force Matters: ‘Star Wars Jedi Knights’ #10 A Strong Finish To An Underrated Series
For Star Wars comics released the week of December 17th, there’s just one, as the line continues to contract and
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New Year, New Comics: Getting Beautifully Lost With ‘Bone’
It’s a whole new year, and that means plenty of more time to devote toward reading comics old and new.
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Advance Review: An Epic Space Battle In ‘Star Trek: Voyager — Homecoming’ #4
Star Trek has always been about exploration and bettering humanity — all while exploring the human condition. If you’re looking
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Advance Review: ‘Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox’ #3 Continues To Countdown
Writer Dan Watters includes a reference in the script that also acts as commentary for both the reference and the
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Stop, It’s Hammer Time — Reviewing ‘Nova: Centurion’ #3
Sometimes vengeance is served not through the most powerful weapons at one’s disposal but the most general tools at hand.
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Age Of Revelation Finale’ #1 Is A Successful Conclusion To An Unsuccessful Event
And so we come, at last, to the end of “Age of Revelation”, an event that is somehow shorter than
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