The Dark Underbelly Of Human Nature — Discussing ‘Roche Limit’ With Writer Michael Moreci
Michael Moreci is no stranger to science fiction and horror. He has written several novels, including We Are Mayhem and
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Joe Illidge’s ‘The Winterfields’ Featured In ‘Noir Is The New Black’ On Kickstarter
In the shadow of the Harlem Renaissance, a father-son duo takes justice into their own hands. FairSquare Graphics’ Kickstarter campaign
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LDC Digital Comics Fair — Where To Find The New & Exciting Talent Driving The Future Of Comics
We’ve talked of LDComics before here at Comicon, the largest women-led comics forum in the UK, a place open to
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A Life Well Lived — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #2
Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, and capabilities. Some fight world threatening villains, others work closer to home, speaking for
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Strolling Down Memory Lane — Reviewing ‘New History Of The DC Universe’ #1
After eight decades, with numerous reality altering crises along the way, it’s safe to say DC Comics history is messy.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2439: All Is Not Well With The Search For A New Earth In Far Below Eden
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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Snap Into Marvel: Dormammu Summons A New Gameplay Mechanic
First Appearance: Strange Tales #126 (November 1964) First Multimedia Appearances: Spider-Man: The Animated Series (1994) voiced by Ed Gilbert (animation),
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July Previews (Week 1): Previewing All This Week’s New DC And Marvel Comics
A new week and the prospect of a July 4th celebration by the end means this should be a good
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Seriously, Do The Dishes’ Edition
Once more with the arbitrary seven-day thing we call a week, which means it’s Sunday and that can only mean
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Art For Art’s Sake #320 – Ladies & Gentlemen, Hunt Emerson & The Beat Girl
Okay you beautiful people, time to give you another serving of the finest of comic art from around the Internet
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Previously On X-Men: A Tale of Two Fight Scenes In This Week’s X-Books
Spider-Man & Wolverine #2 and Wolverine and Kitty Pryde #3 offer different ways to do “issue long fight scene” stories,
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Advance Review: Zdarsky Breathes Life Into Automatons In ‘White House Robot Romance’ #1
Sometimes the name tells you all you need to know about a work of art. In the case of White
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Journey To The Ancient Depths — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #9
Ancient Greek mythology meets the modern day once more as Princess Diana’s search for the missing Amazons takes a turn.
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Exclusive Preview – ‘DoomBoy’ From ‘The Fantasy Dream Worlds Of Tony Sandoval’
This summer, Magnetic Press invites readers to step into the dreamlike multiverse of Tony Sandoval. The Fantasy Dream Worlds Of
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(Not) Starting Over Again — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #41
Wow, it really does feel good to be back. I’m ready to crack open and thoroughly review I Hate Fairyland
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Interview: David Pepose On ‘Space Ghost’, ‘Captain Planet’, And Becoming “The Cartoon Guy”
Over the last year, writer David Pepose has become known for translating beloved cartoons into comic book series, from Space
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Mind Full Of Danger — Reviewing ‘Moon Knight: Fist Of Khonshu’ #9
Achilles Fairchild won the battle against Moon Knight. He left the caped vigilante broken, beaten, and beside himself for some
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Nakama Press Announces ‘The Theory Of K.O.’ Vol. 1 For July 2025
Nakama Press is bringing the heat this summer with The Theory Of K.O. Vol. 1, the latest title from French
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First Look At Duncan Jones’s Upcoming ‘Rogue Trooper’ Movie
Duncan Jones’s Rogue Trooper movie is out later this year, and we’ve got the first images from the movie, an
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Actor Wes Chatham And Writer Andy Diggle Partner To Pen ‘The Expanse: A Little Death’
The immersive universe of The Expanse has captured the imaginations of science fiction fans around the globe for over a
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No Right Way To Grieve — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #09
Do you hear that sound? A deeply emotional crying? Perhaps you’re losing reality, or maybe you’ve pierced the immortal veil.
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Greatest Fan Of Nightmares — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #127
Dimensional barriers are broken as forces beyond our planet have their sights set on Blüdhaven and its stalwart vigilante guardian.
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Advance Review — ‘Out Of Alcatraz’ #4 Fleshes Out Characters Before The Finale
With the literal end of the road approaching for the escapees from Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary, Out Of Alcatraz’s creative team
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Review: ‘The Season’ #5 Goes Back Up In Quality
The two covers are by artists Paul Azaceta and Bengal, respectively. Azaceta’s cover in contrast to Bengal’s cover has more
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‘Wolverine: In the Bones’ Review — A Familiar But Incomplete Story
Wolves run through a snowy tableau. A man runs along with them. They are being hunted, man and beast alike.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2438: Rogue GIs? Just Another Day On Nu Earth
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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Review: ‘Star Wars’ #2 Dives Deep With Mixed Results
The first issue of this new, post-Return of the Jedi-set, volume was relatively expansive in its focus, dropping each of
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Preview: ‘The Essential Judge Death: My Name Is Death’ — Say Hello To The Superfiend Haunting Mega-City One
The latest edition to 2000 AD’s Essential series turns the spotlight onto the biggest villain ever to face Dredd in
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June Previews (Week 4): Previewing This Week’s New DC And Marvel Releases
Here’s to another new start to the week and our regular check-in with Marvel and DC. Once again we bring
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The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘It Doesn’t Make Sense, Something’s Not Right’ Edition
As the chaos of the world bears down, there’s always comics here to keep you sane. Well, sane adjacent. Whatever,
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Art For Art’s Sake #319 – Saturday, Saturday, Saturday Is Art For Art’s Day
It’s Saturday, not only a day for Tiswas (well, there’s a reference so few will get unless they grew up
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