Skybound And Act4 Publishing Offer A New Look At ‘Jim Aparo’s DC Classics Artist’s Edition’
Skybound, Image Comics, and partners, Scott Dunbier’s Act 4 Publishing, have shared a new extended preview of Jim Aparo’s DC
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Advance Review — ‘Something Is Killing The Children’ #42 Plods Along
It’s been a long time since Something is Killing the Children was really good. When it was good – during
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Review — ‘The Umbrella Academy: Plan B’ #1 Or ‘The Sparrow Academy: Plan B’ #1
Welcome to the table, The Umbrella Academy is one of those comics that makes total sense if you are willing
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Vengeance Road Is Paved With Blood — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #8
The painful tragic tale of Lady Shiva continues. Meanwhile, the dangerous, manipulative, and extremely calculating David Cain enters the picture.
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Welcome To The Symbiote Showdown Smackdown — Reviewing ‘All-New Venom’ #7
Sometimes the best laid plans of Venoms and Anti-Venoms are thrown awry thanks to government agents and superiorly intelligent octopi.
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Revisiting Early Days Of Iconic Characters — Reviewing ‘Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins Series I’ #1
Welcome to the table, A long, long … time ago, I was on the phone with one of my players
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Snap Into Marvel: Masters Of The Arcane Casts Its Spell
The “New X-Men” season was a bit of a dud, with really only one breakout card leading to a stale
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2436: The Baroness Unleashes Hell In ‘Silver’
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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Heartfelt And Visually Stunning — Reviewing ‘Yucatan 1512’
Welcome to the table, I’ve been following Alex Vede on Instagram for a while now. I can honestly say my
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I’m All In On Magical Card Playing Horror — Reviewing ‘Arcana Royale #2’
Welcome to the table, Arcana Royale is one of those really weird comics I get excited to read. I have
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Advance Review: ‘Blood & Thunder’ #2 Meanders Too Much And Too Soon
Sophomore outings are difficult by any stretch of the imagination. If a creative team has done a good job in
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An Ending Worthy Of The Hellboy Universe — Reviewing ‘Frankenstein New World: The Sea Of Forever’ #4
Welcome to the table, We have arrived at the end of the newest Dark Horse Comics’ Frankenstein: New World story.
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The Sunday Spotlight — The ‘Set The Stage For The New Bat-Hombre’ Edition
An oasis of momentary calm in the world of craziness, it’s time for another mini trip round a few bits
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Art For Art’s Sake #317 – Who Watches The Watchmen Ads?
Oh yes, it’s Saturday, so it must be more great art from the Internet – it’s Art For Art’s Sake…
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Previously On X-Men: This Week’s X-Books Are All About The Deep Cuts
In what I have to assume is pure coincidence, all three of this week’s X-books feature appearances in key roles
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She Hit Them With A Car! — Reviewing ‘Jumpscare’ #4
Welcome to the table, Jumpscare #4 teaches us when knowledge of horror movies is your super power you are virtually
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A Chessboard Built Upon The Stars — Reviewing ‘Imperial’ #1
Something is playing a deadly game with various galactic kingdoms and their rulers. A “game of thrones” if you will.
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Preview: ‘Rogue Trooper: The Complete Collection’ Vol. 2 — The End Of The Traitor General Saga
Just like the Judge Dredd Complete Case Files, this Rogue Trooper Complete Collection does exactly what it says, reprinting every
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The Weekly 2000 AD: Prog 2434 — Dredd Does The Akira Slide Into Action
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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Dance Gavin Dance And Z2 Return With Double Flipbook Graphic Novel Set
What is the logical next step when your first graphic novel ends with the world being destroyed? For Sacramento-based rock
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Pierre-Alexandre Comtois Hits The Road This Month With ‘Sunder’
With Sunder Vol. 1: Small Beginnings now available in both paperback and hardcover formats, Mad Cave Studios has revealed a
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Preview: ‘Thistlebone Book Three: The Dule Tree’ — Back To The Woods For More Horrors
Every bit as full of folk horrors as what’s gone before, The Dule Tree takes us back to the woods,
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Review: ‘The Patchwork Girl Of Oz’ #5 Is Uninteresting
This issue of The Patchwork Girl of OZ has a message from adaptor/illustrator/colorist/letterer Otis Frampton at the end thanking readers.
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Two Halves Of A Contrasting Whole — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Wolverine’ #6
Inside there are two selves. A true self and the one created through the machinations of malevolent world-ruling figures. Oh
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The Art Of Politics: May The Political Farce Be With You
Time for another spin round the world of political catooning, where a picture really is worth so much more than
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Nothing But A Yellow Thing — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Lantern’ #3
Judgment continues to be in progress as the citizens of Evergreen remain trapped by the mysterious machinations of Abin Sur.
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Mattel And IDW Partner For ‘Street Sharks’ Comic Series This September
IDW and Mattel have announced Street Sharks, a new five issue comic mini series that follows the adventures of the
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‘Who The F*#k Is Frank?’ Also Asks ‘Where The F*#k Is Paul?’
The Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present Who The F*#k Is Frank?. Joining them to discuss comics, toys,
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Riots, Rebellion, And Relentless Divinity – The Saga Continues With ‘God Tier: Vol 2’
Mad Cave Studios’ manga imprint Nakama Press has announced God Tier Vol. 2 for August 26, 2025. The next chapter
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Hey, Look At That Glacier Pass — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #5
Oh, no. Wolverine has been compromised. An outside force has co-opted his mind and body for its own nefarious purpose.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2434: The Baroness Burns Bright In Silver
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, now 48 years young —it’s the (late) Weekly
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