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Advance Review: Black Hammer Continues Without Missing A Beat In Age Of Doom #1

When we last left our lost heroes, Lucy Weber had picked up her father’s hammer and become the new Black

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April 9, 2018 James Ferguson 3117 Views Age of Doom, Black Hammer, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Dave Stewart, Dean Ormston, Jeff Lemire
Comics 

Markosia Drops More ’90s Action Nostalgia With More Identity Stunt

Last month saw the debut of Identity Stunt from Markosia Enterprises. The comic follows Sami “Sam” Nasser, a professional stuntman

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April 9, 2018 James Ferguson 3140 Views comics, Identity Stunt, J. Briscoe Allison, Joe R. Khachadourian, Markosia Enterprises
Comics Events 

C2E2 2018: Artist’s Alley And Beyond In Photos

The second day of C2E2 in Chicago, a Saturday, was predictably busier and brought the energy to the very end

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April 8, 2018 Hannah Means Shannon 3742 Views C2E2, comics, cosplay, entertainment, events
Comics Events 

C2E2 2018: Opening Day In Photos

Photo credits to Russell Shannon. Opening day of C2E2 on Friday in Chicago brought with it a fairly leisurely launch

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April 7, 2018 Hannah Means Shannon 3099 Views C2E2, comics, conventions
Comics Film TV 

C2E2 2018: The Mark Millar And Millarworld Spotlight Panel Talks Comics & Netflix

The Mark Millar Spotlight Panel at C2E2 on Friday took place on the main stage and promised to be wide-ranging

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April 6, 2018 Hannah Means Shannon 3590 Views C2E2, comics, film, Mark Millar, media, Netflix, tv
Comics Events 

C2E2 2018: The IDW PDX Full Bleed Panel With Dirk Wood Reveals Volume 2 Content

The IDW Full Bleed Panel at C2E2 took place bright and early on Friday, and IDW PDX host, Dirk Wood,

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April 6, 2018 Hannah Means Shannon 3759 Views C2E2, comics, Dirk Wood, Full Bleed, Kickstarter
Comics 

Dual Oppositions Come Together In Batman: White Knight #7

Oh dear, this is not good. Not this penultimate edition of Batman: White Knight, but the rabbit hole down which

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April 6, 2018 Olly MacNamee 3529 Views Batman, Batman: White Knight, comics, dark knight, DC Comics, Frank Miller, Sean Murphy
Comics Crowdfunding 

Full Bleed’s Second Volume Hits Kickstarter Featuring Simonson, Okrafor, The Hernandez Bros. And More

If you haven’t previously heard about Full Bleed, the anthology of comics, interviews, and cool things related to pop culture

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April 6, 2018 Hannah Means Shannon 3721 Views comics, Dirk Wood, Kickstarter, pop culture
Comics Film 

Why Shang-Chi Could Be Hard To Include In The Marvel Cinematic Universe

[**Spoilers for Secret Avengers, Vol. 2: Eyes Of The Dragon (2012) and Avengers World (2014-2015)! *Note: This is strictly an

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April 5, 2018 Benjamin Hall 5686 Views comics, Disney, film, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Opinion Piece, Shang-Chi, Television Show
Comics 

The Cadets Take The Fight To The Sharg Out In Space In Mech Cadet Yu #8

Stanford, Sanchez, and Olivetti are heading out to space with Skip Tanaka to face the impending Sharg threat head on.

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April 5, 2018 James Ferguson 3465 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Greg Pak, Mech Cadet Yu, Takeshi Miyazawa, Triona Farrell
Comics 

Giant Days #37 Is A Pitch Perfect Daisy-Centric Issue

The girls’ second year at university ended with a bang. Now they’re off until the new school year starts and

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April 5, 2018 James Ferguson 4260 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Giant Days, John Allison, Max Sarin, Whitney Cogar
Comics 

Singularity Jain Returns In Green Lanterns #44

A few months ago in Green Lanterns, it was revealed that Jessica Cruz’s ring was somewhat sentient and showed feelings

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April 5, 2018 James Ferguson 2920 Views comics, DC Comics, Green Lanterns, Ronan Cliquet, Tim Seeley
Comics 

Dear Jacob Rees-Mogg MP – Stop Impersonating Walter The Softy, Yours, The Beano

There’s PR stunts, and then there’s PR stunts. This one ranks up there with the best. UK childrens’ comic, Beano,

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April 5, 2018 Richard Bruton 4396 Views Beano, comics, Nigel Parkinson
Comics 

Turn Off, Tune Out, Drop Out…Welcome To An Analog #1 World

Isn’t it wonderful when you’re totally into a comic within the first two pages? That comic is Analog issue #

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April 4, 2018 Richard Bruton 3478 Views Analog, comics, David O'Sullivan, Gerry Duggan, Image Comics, Reviews
Comics 

Art And Story That Capture The Heart: ISOLA #1

ISOLA could well be the most gorgeous looking comic you see this year. First announced back at the Image Expo

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April 4, 2018 Richard Bruton 4582 Views comics, Image Comics, Isola, Karl Kerschl, Msassyk, Reviews
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You Couldn’t Make It Up: Reviewing The Death Of Stalin OGN

The Death of Stalin is a title you may well know more for the recent Armando Iannucci directed movie than the

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April 3, 2018 Richard Bruton 3800 Views comics, Review, Robin, The Death of Stalin, Titan Comics
Comics 

Like Sam Smith Covering David Bowie: The Hellblazer #20

Mostly, I review things I’ve looked at and know I’m going to enjoy. Because life is short and there’s not

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April 3, 2018 Richard Bruton 3599 Views Christian Dalla Vecchia, comics, Hellblazer, John Constantine, Reviews, Tim Selley
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Advance Review: Up, Up, And Away For Skyward #1 In A Glorious Debut

Skyward is a new comic that simply asks the intriguing question; “What if gravity suddenly, unbelievably, turned off?” But based

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April 3, 2018 Richard Bruton 6127 Views Antonio Fabela, comics, Image Comics, Joe Henderson, Lee Garbett, Reviews, Simon Bowland, Skyward
Comics 

Barry Has To Make Up For His Mistakes In Terrifying Ways In The Flash #43

Barry Allen continues to makes mistakes by not trusting those closest to him. He stubbornly pushed everyone away, determined that

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April 3, 2018 James Ferguson 3201 Views Carmine Di Giandomenico, comics, DC Comics, Ivan Plascencia, Joshua Williamson, Steve Wands, The Flash
Comics 

The Triceraton War Comes To A Close In TMNT #80

The Triceratons are waging war on humanity in the streets of Manhattan. Meanwhile, the Ninja Turtles are in a standoff

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April 2, 2018 James Ferguson 3384 Views Brahm Revel, comics, IDW Publishing, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Tom Waltz
Comics 

Titans Clash As Hal And Zod Square Off In Hal Jordan And The GLC #41

In this corner, the high-flying highball, the greatest Green Lantern of them all, Hal Jordan! And in this corner, the

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April 2, 2018 James Ferguson 3573 Views Brandon Peterson, comics, DC Comics, Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps, Robert Venditti, Tomeu Morey
Comics 

Power Rangers: Shattered Grid Stacks The Sellouts With Go Go Power Rangers #8

Power Rangers: Shattered Grid has hit with a bang. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #25 kicked off the event and immediately

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April 2, 2018 James Ferguson 3699 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Go Go Power Rangers, Saban Brands, Shattered Grid
Comics 

Power Rangers: Shattered Grid Starts With First Printing Sell Out

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #25 kicked off the mega-event Shattered Grid this week and the comic has already sold out

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March 30, 2018 James Ferguson 3609 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Saban Brands, Shattered Grid
Comics 

C2E2 Debut: Super Powers Without The Heroes In Achilles Inc.

What happens when people get super powers but don’t do anything good with them? Well, if you’re Peter Parker, you’ll

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March 30, 2018 James Ferguson 3411 Views Andy Schmidt, C2E2, comics, Comics Experience, Daniel Mainé, Source Point Press
Comics 

An Event Book Done Right: Shattered Grid Begins In MMPR #25

This is it, folks. Shattered Grid has been teased for months and now it finally gets underway in Mighty Morphin

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March 29, 2018 James Ferguson 3374 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Daniele Di Nicuolo, Kyle Higgins, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Shattered Grid
Comics 

The Black Hammer Universe Enters The Quantum Age This June

Black Hammer from Dark Horse Comics has been a top-notch read from start to finish. Writer Jeff Lemire has expanded

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March 29, 2018 James Ferguson 3586 Views Black Hammer, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Dave Stewart, Jeff Lemire, Nate Piekos, Wilfredo Torres
Comics 

Shattered Grid Revealed As A ‘Really Kick-Ass Sweater’ With Kyle Higgins And Ryan Parrott

At long last, Shattered Grid, the mega-event poised to shake the Power Rangers to their core, is upon us. BOOM!

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March 28, 2018 James Ferguson 3914 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Dafna Pleban, Go Go Power Rangers, Kyle Higgins, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Ryan Parrott, Saban Brands, Shattered Grid
Business Comics 

Editorial: Making Comics Via The Post-Apocalyptic Landscape Of E-Mail

Like my previous article on politeness in the comics industry, this is a subject that easily falls into the category

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March 28, 2018 Hannah Means Shannon 3466 Views business, comics, editorial, publishing
Comics 

Fighting Mutants Is One Way To Build A Relationship In TMNT Universe #20

What started as a covert reconnaissance mission for Raphael and Alopex to look into stolen animals has turned into an

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March 27, 2018 James Ferguson 3784 Views Adam Gorham, Brittany Peer, comics, Dave Wachter, Ian Flynn, IDW Publishing, Matthew K. Manning, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Universe
Comics 

The Man Of Steel Beats Up A Deadbeat Dad In Superman #43

Boyzarro has escaped from the Bizarro world and landed in ours, seeking out his duplicate, Superboy. Jon is supposed to

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March 27, 2018 James Ferguson 4358 Views comics, DC Comics, Patrick Gleason, Peter J. Tomasi, Superman
Comics 

Bunny Vs. Monkey: A Manic Sugar Rush Of Fun Down The Woods

How long do you think you can keep a 2-page per week comic, featuring the maniacal exploits of a gang

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March 27, 2018 Richard Bruton 5767 Views Bunny Vs Monkey, comics, David Fickling Books, Jamie Smart, Kids Comics, Phoenix Comic, Scholastic Graphix, UK Comics
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