Art For Art’s Sake #12 – Beautiful Comic Art For Beautiful People
Art is a magnificent thing – especially comic art… John Reppion and PJ Holden – A Twitter comics page –
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An Old Warrior Rises Again In Crone From Dark Horse Comics
We’re familiar with the idea of a thief heading out for one last job, but what about a warrior raising
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Esther, Daisy, and Susan are preparing for their final days as students. Each has different challenges ahead of them. For
Read moreBlade Runner 2019 #2: Sci-Fi Noir Storytelling Overcomes Lagging Artwork
After reading the first issue of this prequel to the Blade Runner story, set in 2019, with the early Blade
Read moreCheck Off Your Summer Bucket List With Archie And Me Jumbo Comics Digest #20 Preview
Archie Comics is collecting some old classics in Archie and Me Jumbo Comics Digest #20, due out next week. The
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Postal: Deliverance issue 1 didn’t do all that much for me, an intriguing idea, but making that big fist issue
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Creator Marie Spénale delivers a charming new adventure for anyone that’s ever wished to be a super hero in Wonder
Read moreA Bank Robber Walks Down The Aisle In Going To The Chapel #2 First Look
Going to the Chapel is set to debut next month from Action Lab: Danger Zone with a wedding that is
Read moreLoner – From The Pages Of Wildcat Thrills, Calamity & Grand Adventures
“In the year 2,500, life on Earth will cease to exist!” That was the doom-laden premise behind Wildcat comic, one
Read moreExplore An Epic Legend And A Twisted Reality In Folklords By Matt Kindt And Matt Smith
A young man sets off on a forbidden quest this November in Folklords from Boom! Studios. Written by Matt Kindt
Read moreCosmo Returns With A New All-Ages Series From Archie Comics
Cosmo from Archie Comics was a breakout hit last year that delivered tons of fun and adventure for all ages.
Read moreWelcome Back To The Grey Area: What Do You Do When God Wants To Eat Your Planet?
Welcome back to the Global Exo Segregation Zone, The Grey Area. After a disastrous first contact, Earth has set in
Read moreAdvance Review: Going To The Chapel #1 Stages The Most Exciting Wedding Ever
This should be the happiest day of Emily Anderson’s life, so why is she having so many doubts? She’s about
Read moreThe Secret Origin Of The Rumor Is Revealed In Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #9
An attack on the newly re-opened F.E.A.S.T. Center has led Spider-Man to a team-up with Prowler and an investigation into
Read moreCash & Carrie Returns With Book Two: Summer Sleuths
Cash & Carrie, the all-ages detective series from Action Lab Entertainment is returning this week with a second graphic novel,
Read moreJudge Dredd: The Small House Collected – Previewing The Best, The Most Important Dredd For Years
Judge Dredd: The Small House is, quite simply, the best Dredd I’ve read in years, best since Trifecta, best since
Read moreTensions Ride High As Hearts Break In TMNT #96
New York City is caught in a multi-faceted gang war. New alliances are being drawn while others are being torn
Read moreBest Of British – The Fabulous Adventures Of Vern And Lettuce
Welcome to Pickle Rye, where Lettuce, the rabbit, and Vern, the sheep, spend their days in this wonderful graphic album
Read moreDear Justice League Is A Must Read For Children And Adults Alike
Everyone deals with email. It can be a crushing mountain at times and you may need super human strength to
Read moreA Sci-Fi Blockbuster For The Ages Begins In Triage #1 First Look
This September sees the debut of Phillip Sevy’s first creator-owned comic as writer, artist, and colorist with Triage, published by
Read moreMarvel Unlimited Begins Age Of X-Man, Hulkverines, & More In August
Marvel Unlimited, the digital comics subscription service from Marvel Comics expands every week with new titles. Subscribers (myself included) can
Read moreC-C-C-Combo Breaker! Aubrey Sitterson And Fico Ossio Talk No One Left To Fight
No One Left to Fight from Dark Horse Comics hit me like a Kamehameha blast to the face. This comic
Read moreBig Black: Stand At Attica Tells The True Story Of The Civil Rights Confrontation
Boom! Studios has announced Big Black: Stand at Attica, a new original graphic novel written by Frank “Big Black” Smith
Read moreThe Amazing Mary Jane #1 Gets Gorgeous Artgerm Variant Cover
Mary Jane Watson is getting her own series this October and Marvel Comics has revealed a pretty awesome variant cover
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This week, the Weekly 2000 AD bids a fond farewell to a stalwart of the comic, as Harry Absalom has
Read moreAn Eerie Performance Begins In Over The Garden Wall: Soulful Symphonies #1 First Look
The Cartoon Network series, Over the Garden Wall continues next week with Soulful Symphonies. The five-issue mini-series is written by
Read morePolitical Cartooning For July: The Best From The UK
We’ve had a relatively quiet month over here in the UK politically … Oh, if only! As you might have
Read moreNo Ivy League – Homeschooling Meets The Outside World
No Ivy League is a childhood memoir documenting one pivotal summer in Hazel Newlevant‘s life, something that she says transformed
Read moreGuardians of the Galaxy #7 Takes You To Church
I have been dreading Guardians of the Galaxy #7 for some time since it’s been teased as the death of
Read moreCanto #2 Greatly Expands Its Mythos, Revealing The Full Scale Of This Fantasy World
Canto’s journey has just begun and he’s already facing all sorts of dangers. He has a noble cause driving him
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It’s a slightly late Weekly 2000 AD this week – blame Comic-Con for that! It’s more of the same, as
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