The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘They’re Actually Agreeing With His Unamerican Sentiments’ Edition
Time to put your feet up and ignore, for a moment, the nightmarish world outside your window – time for
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Art For Art’s Sake #328: Looking Once More At All The Pretty Pictures
Comic art time, as we take you through a little curated mix of the delights to be seen by fine
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At The Counter #1: Greg & Tony Talk Comics Holds, Bloodshot, And Utah Culture
Good morning comics world. Welcome to the debut edition of our new column here at Comicon.com where I get to
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The Heart Behind The Mask — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1100
There’s nothing to be afraid of when it comes to big monumental numbers on the cover of a comic book.
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Reviewing Fanhome’s ‘1:2 Scale Star Wars Darth Vader’ Build-Up Assembly Stages 20-24
The sixth package in my Fanhome Star Wars Darth Vader 1:2 Scale model subscription* has arrived. I’m having a lot
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #7 Jump Into Action
Writer Rick Remender creates a relatively strong script. Though his characterization has a division to its focus since part of
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Time Is Breaking – Mad Cave Studios Announces ‘Liquidator’ For Fall 2025
Mad Cave Studios has announced Liquidator, a razor‑sharp blend of historical intrigue and speculative fiction. It’s less about the nuts
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Turning Over That New Leaf — Reviewing ‘Black Cat’ #1
They say its bad luck when a black cat crosses your path. Perhaps it might bring some good luck now.
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Not Your Parents’ Super Team — Reviewing ‘New Avengers’ #3
Do you want to fight a Hulk? Cause Wolverine surely does, even if her mixed up batch of teammates don’t.
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Watch How The Mightiest Fall — Reviewing ‘Aliens Vs Avengers’ TPB
One of the deadliest alien species out there has come for Earth, leaving nothing but complete destruction in its wake.
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Advance Review: ‘Benjamin’ #3 Versus Existence
Writer Ben H. Winters creates an ending that works, but may not please everyone since some might see it coming.
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Force Matters — ‘Star Wars: Jedi Knights’ #6 Breaks New Ground
Welcome to Force Matters, a new regular column looking at each week’s Star Wars releases! It’s basically Previously on X-Men,
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It’s A Bloody Family Affair — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #10
Family ties bring a whole bevy of emotions, be they positive or negative, and often plenty of other issues. Especially
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Advance Review — ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #4 Shakes Things Up Just Enough
Some comic book creators know exactly the right time to tweak the formula that has made their series successful. In
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Previously On X-Men: ‘X-Men’ #20 Goes For Three And More
A solid batch this week, including the inauguration of Astonishing X-Men coverage thanks to the return of a Silver Age
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Advance Review — Kirkman’s Writing Tightens Up In ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #4
Despite being a relatively new series, until now Invincible Universe: Battle Beast followed an all-too familiar routine: incredible visuals from
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Evil With An All Too Familiar Face — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #4
Being a superhero isn’t just about punching bad guys, catching falling reporters, or holding up crumbling structures looming over civilians.
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Collector Keys Corner — Collectible Comics To Look Out For This Week
Welcome back to Collector Keys Corner! There are basically two kinds of people buying comics. Those who read them, and
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘I Think Perhaps I’ll Create Some’ Edition
Once more into the breach, and all that… it’s time for more comic-related news bites that I’ve seen this week…
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Art For Art’s Sake #327: The Astonishing John Cassaday
Art For Art’s Sake, because great comic art is always worth celebrating…
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These Hands Of Great Pain — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #35
Bitter rivalries erupt as everything Pamela Isley has built or tried to run away from comes crashing down around her.
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Preview: ‘The Sludge’ – More Inspired Lunacy From The Wonderful World Of ’60s Brit Comics
Another Treasury of British Comics colume bringing us a glimpse into the wonderfully weird world of British Comics of the
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A Collaboration That Defies Life And Death – Nakama Press Announces ‘My Soul Mate’
Nakama Press, an imprint of Mad Cave Studios, has announced My Soul Mate, a semi-autobiographical manhua from celebrated Hong Kong
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A Villain That Can’t Be Seen — Interviewing ‘The Mongoose’ Creator Joana Mosi
Portuguese creator Joana Mosi tackles the difficult subject of grief in her graphic novel The Mongoose, which is being translated
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What They Do In The Shadows — Reviewing ‘Wolverines And Deadpools’ #2
While they’re used to fighting in the shadows, the series title protagonists were less ready for shadows who fight back.
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Brutality, Intimacy, And The Path to Revenge – Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Ferocious’
This November from Mad Cave Studios, screenwriter Luke Piotrowski brings his character-driven horror sensibility to comics for the first time.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2445: The Burning Man Wants You In The Ravilious Pact
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, now 48 years young —it’s the Weekly 2000
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Looking A Little Green — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Prime’ #09
Tides have been greatly turned in battle when the usually common team of five Power Rangers gains a sixth Ranger.
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Twisty Like A Common Pretzel — Reviewing ‘One World Under Doom’ #6
While the Fantastic Four’s latest big screen endeavor is sans Doctor Doom, the comic book universe can’t say the same.
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Bad Guys, Monsters, Magic, Mystery — Previewing ‘Yahgz Vol. 3: The Mystic Orb’
Mad Cave Studios imprint Papercutz has revealed a preview of Yahgz Vol. 3: The Mystic Orb. The aftermath of the
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Advance Review: ‘Everything Dead & Dying’ #1 Is – Thankfully – Not Your Typical Zombie Story
Up until now, it hasn’t seemed like there was any new ground to tread upon in zombie stories. For 60
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