NYCC 2020: The Sound Of ‘The Sandman’ With Neil Gaiman and Friends
Writer Neil Gaiman, actor James McAvoy, composer James Hannigan, and adaptation director Dirk Maggs sat down with Kevin Smith on
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Marvel Drops Clues With New ‘Black Widow’ Variant Covers
Spoilers for Black Widow #2 ahead as Marvel is dropping some hints as to the mystery unfolding in the future
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You know what would make exploring space even cooler? If you could bring a dog along. Mega-Dogs of New Kansas
Read moreDonald Blake Returns With A Vengeance In ‘Thor’ #9 Trailer
Thor has become King of Asgard and a herald of Galactus in the current run of the series from writer
Read moreReview: ‘Norse Mythology’ #1, An Illustrated Primer In North Germanic Paganism
Neil Gaiman and P. Craig Russell breathe new life into the ancient Norse stories by taking readers through the creation
Read moreCheck Out More Preview Pages From ‘Power Rangers: Sins Of The Future’
BOOM! Studios, under license from Hasbro, has shared even more preview pages from Power Rangers: Sins of the Future, the
Read more‘The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys: National Anthem’ #1 Gets Dark Horse Direct Variant
Dark Horse Direct has launched a special exclusive variant for The Truth Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys: National Anthem #1.
Read moreHumanity’s Last Hope Rises In ‘Origins’ #1 First Look
Next month sees the debut of Origins, a new limited series from BOOM! Studios exploring a stunning view of the
Read morePreview: ‘Roy Of The Rovers: Pressure’ – End Of The Season Brilliance!
Time for the preview of the next Roy of the Rovers (ROTR) graphic novel – bringing season two to a beautifully
Read moreReview: A Stumbling Leap For ‘Adventureman’ #4
The cover is less spectacular than any of the previous issues’ covers. However, it is still somewhat in the style
Read moreNYCC 2020: Scout Comics Unveils Convention Exclusives & Discount
While we can’t go to New York Comic Con in person, there are just as many (if not more) opportunities
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #100 Brings Redemption To Gotham
The Dark Knight’s had a rough go for the last decade. However, Batman #100 may just change everything for the
Read moreMarvel Spotlights Rising Artists In Stormbreakers Program
As revealed by Marvel’s Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski and EVP, Creative Director Joe Quesada, Marvel Comics is investing in the future
Read moreReview: ‘Alienated’ #6 Proves Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely… Sometimes
Reeling from the devastating effects of Chip’s true powers, the Sams have a terrible choice to make. As they face
Read moreWolverine Legend Ron Garney Covers ‘Wolverine: Black, White, & Blood’ #1
This November, a cavalcade of industry legends and modern superstars take on one of the most legendary characters in Marvel’s
Read moreSci-Fi Comic ‘Foundlings’ Tackles Issues Of Diversity And Empowerment On Kickstarter
Writer John Stanisci has teamed up with artist Emma Kurbert for Foundlings, a new dystopian young adult comic series tackling
Read moreTeenage Rebellion Meets Superpowered Punks In ‘Volume’
Scout Comics has announced another solid-looking comic debuting next year with Volume. The four-issue mini-series from writer Christof Bogacs, artist
Read moreX Of Swords- Captain Britain Faces An Unbeatable Foe In ‘Excalibur’ #14
Details about X of Swords were largely kept under wraps until the event started. However, we’ve learned that the X-Men
Read moreReview: Mystery And Marketing In ‘American Ronin’ #1
The cover of this issue is more basic marketing methodology than it is an actual cover. Meaning that the colors
Read moreDark Fantasy OGN ‘The Last Witch’ Now Limited Series From BOOM! Studios
Publisher BOOM! Studios has changed plans for The Last Witch. Originally announced as a two-book dark fantasy series debuting in
Read moreReview: Unknown Horror Unleashed In ‘Alien- The Original Screenplay’ #3
The crew of the Snark, having located a pyramid structure on the surface of the planetoid, sends a team to
Read moreHunting For A New World In ‘Red Shift’ From Scout Comics
Humanity is struggling to survive on Mars in Red Shift. That’s when an astronaut heads into a distant solar system
Read morePreview: Whoopee Caps And Cheeseburgers- ‘Archie Showcase Digest #2: Jughead’
Archie Andrews’ best friend Jughead Jones, with his trademark whoopee cap and impossible appetite, is featured in almost 200 pages
Read moreCullen Bunn Reveals The Cover To ‘The Ghoul Next Door’ OGN
Cullen Bunn announced a new middle reader graphic novel he’s working on with Cat Farris called The Ghoul Next Door.
Read moreCullen Bunn Reveals The Cover To ‘The Ghoul Next Door’ OGN
Cullen Bunn announced a new middle reader graphic novel he’s working on with Cat Farris called The Ghoul Next Door.
Read morePreview: ‘The Riverdale Diaries’ Reimagines The Gang As Contemporary Middle-Schoolers
And now, for something completely (sort of) different. In The Riverdale Diaries, Vol. 1: Hello Betty!, writer Sarah Kune and
Read moreDeconstructing Comics #675: Gaiman’s “Black Orchid” And “The Books of Magic”
This time, two books by Neil Gaiman: Black Orchid, with art by Dave McKean, and The Books of Magic, drawn
Read moreReview: ‘The Avant-Guards: Down To The Wire’ Is A (Pardon The Pun) Slam Dunk
The Avant-Guards, the art school basketball team is back and they’re heading to the championships. This league didn’t even exist
Read moreReview: ‘Batman- The Joker War Zone’ Is More Important Than You Might Think
Four times a year, comics readers are lucky enough to get a fifth Wednesday. Publishers often use the extra publishing
Read moreReview: ‘Batman- The Joker War Zone’ Is More Important Than You Might Think
Four times a year, comics readers are lucky enough to get a fifth Wednesday. Publishers often use the extra publishing
Read moreReview: A Troubling Mystery Brews In ‘Stranger Things- Science Camp’ #1
Terror at Camp Know Where! Dustin arrives at Camp Know Where to navigate the new social hierarchy without the support
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