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Review: Variety Is the Name Of The Game In ‘Hyper Epics’

3 Pages. That’s all the space that up-and-coming creators have to tell a big, powerful story in Hyper Epics. The

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April 6, 2020 James Ferguson 2991 Views comics, Hyper Epics, Review
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‘Canto And The Clockwork Fairies’ Variant Covers Revealed

Canto, the adorable and valiant clockwork knight is returning for another adventure from writer David M. Booher and artist Drew

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April 6, 2020 James Ferguson 2441 Views Canto and the Clockwork Fairies, comics, David M. Booher, Drew Zucker, IDW Publishing, variant covers
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Sunday Service: Taking A Look At Indie Publishers And Where To Find Them

As we suspend our regular ‘Super Sunday’ to bring you a schedule that allows us to focus exclusively on independent

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April 5, 2020 Olly MacNamee 1941 Views comics, Independent Comics, Kickstarter, Kickstarting Comics, Richard Pace, Sunday Service
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Art For Art’s Sake # 47 – Five Times Comic Art Is Great (And Five Times It Wasn’t)… Nah, only joking.

Comic art… oh, it’s a lovely thing, it really is. And here, in Art for Art’s Sake, is where Comicon

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April 4, 2020 Richard Bruton 2683 Views Art For Art's Sake, comics
Comics Reviews 

Review: Giant Ship Combo Mecha Rises In ‘Cosmo The Mighty Martian #5’

Things are dire for Cosmo and his crew. They’ve been captured by the Venusian Queen Hesper and her Battle Princesses

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April 3, 2020 James Ferguson 3230 Views Archie Comics, comics, Cosmo: The Mighty Martian, Ian Flynn, Jack Morellli, Matt Herms, Review, Tracy Yardley
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Izneo Offers Free Month Of Premium Access

Izneo, the global online comics platform, is giving users one month of its premium subscription for free during these times

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April 3, 2020 James Ferguson 2110 Views comics, Izneo
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Dark Horse Hosts ‘The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars’ Live Reading

With everyone cooped up inside due to COVID-19, companies are getting creative and finding new cool ways to entertain us.

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April 3, 2020 James Ferguson 2437 Views comics, Dark Horse Comics, Janet Varney, Seychelle Gabriel, The Legend of Korra
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Marvel Unlimited Offers Free Selection Of Comics

Marvel Unlimited, Marvel’s digital comics subscription service already offered access to over 25,000 books…for a price. The publisher has announced

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April 3, 2020 James Ferguson 2598 Views comics, Marvel, Marvel Unlimited
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Jupiter Rises Again In ‘Modern Godhood’ On Kickstarter

Ancient myths get a present day reboot in Modern Godhood, a one-shot crossover between Reclaiming Godhood and Modern Testament. Currently

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April 3, 2020 James Ferguson 1947 Views Axel Perez, Braiden Cox, Chinedu Campbell, comics, Frank Martin, Kelly Chandra, Kickstarter, Kieran Squires, Lorenzo Stella, Matt Van Gorkom, Modern Godhood, Modern Testament, Reclaiming Godhood, Rifan
Comics Reviews 

Review: Forest Spirits, A Talking Dog & More Await In ‘Aster And The Accidental Magic’

Aster was having a rough time after her family moved to the middle of nowhere and her older brother went

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April 2, 2020 James Ferguson 2297 Views Aster and the Accidental Magic, comics, Karensac, Random House Graphic, Review, Thom Pico
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Review: ‘Star Power And The Choir Of Dr. Hymn’ Mixes Horror, Mystery & Sci-Fi

Danica Maris has always loved the stars and now she has the chance to really get up close and personal

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April 2, 2020 James Ferguson 2020 Views comics, Garth Graham, Michael Terracciano, Rebecca McConnell, Star Power, Star Power and the Choir of Dr Hymn
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Dark Horse Offers 80+ First Issues (And Some Graphic Novels) For Free Digitally

With everyone cooped up inside, now is the perfect time to catch up on comics. Dark Horse has just rolled

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April 2, 2020 James Ferguson 2070 Views comics, Dark Horse Comics, Dark Horse Digital
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Comics Experience Rolls Out Retailer Relief Program

Publishers are coming up with a variety of ideas to help local comic book shops during this crazy time as

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April 2, 2020 James Ferguson 2452 Views Andy Schmidt, Anne Randulic, Atom! Freeman, Bon Alimagno, comics, Comics Experience
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The Art Of Politics: March Coronavirus Lockdown Edition

Celebrating the wonderful world of political cartooning, with a focus from the increasingly small islands of the United Kingdom of

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April 1, 2020 Richard Bruton 2582 Views comics, The Art Of Politics
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Deconstructing Comic #655: “The Incal”

The Incal, Alejandro Jodorowsky and Moebius’ classic ’80s series (originally published in French magazine Métal Hurlant), was very influential on

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March 31, 2020 James Ferguson 1850 Views comics, Deconstructing Comics, The Incal
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Review: Sympathy For Gog In ‘Amazing Spider-Man #42’

The awkward buddy comedy team-up of Spider-Man and Boomerang hit a bit of a snag at the end of the

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March 31, 2020 James Ferguson 3313 Views Amazing Spider-Man, Cliff Rathburn, comics, Joe Caramagna, Marvel Comics, Nathan Fairbairn, Nick Spencer, Review, Ryan Ottley
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Dynamite Entertainment Pauses All Digital & Book Market New Releases

As with most of the industry, Dynamite Entertainment has paused all digital distribution for new comic book releases effective April

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March 31, 2020 James Ferguson 1986 Views comics, Dynamite Entertainment
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Art For Art’s Sake # 46 – Comics, Comics, Comics, Beautiful Comics

Art for Art’s Sake; the weekly spin round some great artwork seen on that there Internet…

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March 28, 2020 Richard Bruton 2453 Views Art For Art's Sake, comics
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Aspen Launches ‘Michael Turner Creations’ Kickstarter

Aspen Comics has launched its first Kickstarter campaign focused on its founder and artist, the late Michael Turner. The campaign

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March 27, 2020 James Ferguson 2537 Views Aspen Comics, comics, Kickstarter, Michael Turner, Michael Turner Creations
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Binge On Bond With Dynamite’s Latest Humble Bundle

If you’re stuck inside for awhile due to COVID-19, maybe catch up on James Bond? No, not the movies. I

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March 27, 2020 James Ferguson 1802 Views comics, Dynamite, Humble Bundle, James Bond
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Silver Sprocket Shares Comics Online For Free

Indie publisher Silver Sprocket has begun posting its entire catalog online for free so anyone stuck at home under quarantine

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March 27, 2020 James Ferguson 3024 Views comics, Silver Sprocket
Comics Reviews 

Review: Father-Daughter Bonding During An Alien Invasion In ‘Lifeformed’

Cleo is your average girl, dealing with life’s troubles as best she can. Her happy-go-lucky father tries to cheer her

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March 26, 2020 James Ferguson 2521 Views Cassie Anderson, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Lifeformed, Matt Mair Lowery, Review
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What If King Kong Became Superman? Previewing ‘The Complete Johnny Future’

Another long-lost classic of Brit comics coming back in April 2020 – The Complete Johnny Future. Basically, think of it

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March 26, 2020 Richard Bruton 2571 Views Alf Wallace, comics, Luis Bermejo, Rebellion, The Complete Johnny Future, The Treasury of British Comics, UK Comics
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Limerence Press Announces ‘A Quick & Easy Guide To Consent’ For Fall 2020

Limerence Press, an imprint of Oni Press has announced the next in the A Quick And Easy Guide series. Coming

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March 26, 2020 James Ferguson 2231 Views A Quick and Easy Guide to Consent, comics, Isabella Rotman, Limerence Press, Oni Press
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The Investigation Begins In ‘X-Factor #1’ Trailer

I’ve lost count of the amount of new X titles coming out of Dawn of X, but this one in

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March 26, 2020 James Ferguson 1979 Views Annalise Bissa, comics, Jordan D. White, Leah Williams, Marvel Comics, X-Factor
Comics Reviews 

Review: ‘Heavy Vinyl: Y2K-0!’ Punches Out The Competition

Records may have made a comeback in the last few years, but computers changed the music industry. While, with some

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March 25, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 2828 Views Boom! Studios, Carly Usdin, comics, Heavy Vinyl, Heavy Vinyl: Y2K-O, Hi-Fi Fight Club, Irene Flores, Jim Campbell, Lea Caballero, Natalia Nesterenko, Nina Vakueva, Review
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Review: ‘I Can Sell You A Body #3’ Gets Weirder

Warning of spoilers for this issue! The cover is mostly fine despite being somewhat generic in design. However, the character’s

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March 25, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2401 Views 2020, comic book, comics, George Kambadais, I Can Sell You A BODY, IDW, Review, Ryan Ferrier, Tara McCrillis
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Dark Horse Celebrates 25 Years Of BioWare With Retrospective & Dragon Age Collection

BioWare is turning 25 years old and to celebrate, Dark Horse Books is releasing a massive hardcover delving into the

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March 25, 2020 James Ferguson 2281 Views Bioware, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Dragon Age
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A New Super Team Rises In ‘Children Of The Atom #1’ Trailer

With Dawn of X shepherding in a new era for mutantkind, it’s about time we got a look at the

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March 25, 2020 James Ferguson 1894 Views Children of the Atom, Chris Robinson, comics, Marvel Comics, Vita Ayala
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The Basement Door Opens In ‘Ghosted In LA #10’ First Look

Ghosted in LA, one of my current favorite series was set to continue next month with issue #10. We’re not

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March 25, 2020 James Ferguson 2161 Views Boom! Studios, Cathy Le, comics, DC Hopkins, Ghosted in LA, Natalia Nesterenko, Sina Grace
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Deconstructing Comics #654: “Akira”

Considering how much Mulele talked up Katsuhiro Otomo’s Akira back in the early days of the podcast, it’s strange that

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March 24, 2020 James Ferguson 2245 Views comics, Deconstructing Comics
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