Night Of The Unliving Monks — Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #14
Death and the mercenary with a mouth are really old friends. Clearly, the word dead is even in his codename.
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Lake Como Comics Art Festival 2025: Elite Comics Artists Gather At Historic Villa Erba
Comic book conventions are held in a mix of locations around the world. From convention centers to libraries to community
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Advance Review — Dying A Thousand Deaths ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts’ #1
Pity anyone wearing red in the original Star Trek television series. Those poor security and engineering officers met any number
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He Has Not Come To Bargain — Reviewing ‘One World Under Doom’ #4
And there came a day unlike any other when Earth’s mightiest figure stood alone against a world ending threat. On
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Snap Into Marvel: Esme Cuckoo From The Five-In-One To Marvel Snap
First Appearance: New X-Men #118 (November 2001), named in New X-Men #123 (April 2002). First Multimedia Appearance: The Gifted (as
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Review – ‘Mine Is A Long, Lonesome Grave’ #4 Sputters To Its Conclusion
Endings are difficult enough to write. That task is made even more difficult when wrapping up a four-issue limited series
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Just A Small Town Girl — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #1
They say that you cannot go home again. That’s especially true for Supergirl and other displaced survivors of Krypton’s destruction.
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This Whole Court Is Out Of Order — Reviewing ‘Two-Face’ #6
Once upon a time, there were two Harvey Dents. One was focused on making things better, the other on chaos.
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Preview — ‘Elon Musk: American Oligarch’ Gets English Language Release This September
Well, there was some speculation it might not get an English language release due to its subject matter in these
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Advance Review – Cantwell And Crook Spin A Great, Tangled Web In ‘Out Of Alcatraz’ #3
It’s difficult to fully grasp the number of plot threads that Christopher Cantwell has written into the first three issues
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Never Split The Party — Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #21
A team can be powerful, even unbreakable. If separated, though, they can become far more vulnerable. A far too easily
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‘Star Wars’ #1 Looks To The Past To Launch A New Era – Review
Marvel’s current Star Wars line has flirted with stories set after Return of the Jedi before. There was the Shattered
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2432 – The Earth’s Under Threat Once More As ‘Scarlet Traces’ Returns
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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Expanding The Spawn Universe This Summer With Secret History In ‘Bloodletter’
This summer, co-writers Joseph P. Illidge and Tim Seeley team up with artist Christian Rosado, colorist DC Alonso, and letterer
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Adaptations Of The Original Geralt Of Rivia Short Stories Continue With ‘The Witcher: The Witcher’
Dark Horse and CD Projekt Red continue comics adaptations of writer Andrzej Sapkowski’s acclaimed short story collection The Last Wish
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Even A Plant Man Needs Hugs — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #33
No matter what, forces of the status quo of humanity always seek to stand in the way of any progress.
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The Library Checks You Out — Reviewing ‘Doom Academy’ #3
Eaten by a book? Even for the most avid reader, that would be a truly revolting development to really comprehend.
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Advance Review – Ottley Shines In ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #1
Few independent comic book series have the longevity and creativity to create a robust cast of characters. But with 144
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Three Stories, One Legacy – ‘Gatchaman: The Solo Adventures’ Vol. 1 Drops In June
This summer, readers will be able to dive deep into the individual missions of G-1, G-3, and G-5. Building on
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘I’m Wearing My US Rubber Extraterrestrial Underwear’ Edition
Welcome once more to the soupçon of news we call The Sunday Spotlight, taking you on a quick spin around
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Art For Art’s Sake #313 – John Paul Leon’s Spirit
Put down whatever you’re doing, stop obsessing over things for a moment, it’s time for a break – and there’s
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Merging Horror With Mental Health Awareness – ‘A Haunted Girl’ OGN Launches On Zoop
A Haunted Girl launched today on Zoop with an Exclusive Extended Edition from father/daughter writers Ethan and Naomi Sacks and
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Previously On X-Men: A Free Giant-Size X-Men Story Leads The Week in X-Books
Free comic book day sets up this summer’s anniversary event, X-Men does X-Men things, Storm does Storm things, everything Laura
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Two Wolves Walk Into A Bar — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Wolverine’ #5
Within the foundation of the multiversal concept there lies a myriad of potential possibilities which could invariably be played out.
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A New Take On Classic Monsters — Reviewing ‘Lady Baltimore: The Daughters Of Medusa’ #1
Welcome to the table, It’s hardly ever a bad time when I get the chance to open a book from
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The Darkness Consumes All — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Lantern’ #2
Living without fear is a dangerous concept. While generally a negative emotion, it can often be a protector and educator.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2431: No One Beats The System, Especially Not In Mega-City One
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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‘Captain Planet’ #1 Succeeds By Following A Familiar Path – Review
With Captain Planet #1, writer David Pepose applies the same formula to the world of Captain Planet that has made
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Review: ‘Planet Death’ #0 Looks Great As It Sets The Stage
Equal parts Starship Troopers and Edge of Tomorrow, Planet Death #0 is a gorgeous amuse bouche of the upcoming series
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A Truly Odd Couple — Reviewing ‘All-New Venom’ #6
Some unions are dreams come true. Others, well, they tend to be made of the stuff of nightmares. With the
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Lakes International Comic Art Festival Launches UK Development Agency For Comics
Big things happened in UK comics last week, as the great and the good were at the Houses of Parliament
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