‘Star Wars: Jedi Knights’ #2 Suggests A Fun Template For The Series — Review
There is a lightness to the first two issues of this young series. That’s not to say this is a
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Previewing ‘Essential Judge Dredd: Tour Of Duty Book 3’ – Dredd’s Essential Exploration Of His History Concludes
‘Tour Of Duty’ is the only Essential Judge Dredd volume thus far to go to multiple volumes, one where the
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Advance Review: ‘Something Is Killing The Children’ #41 Kicks Off New Arc – Painfully Slowly
After a series of one-off issues, Something is Killing the Children returns to longer-form storytelling with issue #41. Normally, that
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Picking Up The Scattered Pieces — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #15
Sit with something long enough and your feelings may begin to change. Opinions can steadily be chipped away. Sometimes that
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Maybe I’ll Check Out The Fandom’ Edition
Yes, time for another Sabbath day of reading about a few news pieces for comics this week (after you’ve been
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Art For Art’s Sake #311: Of Sienkiewicz And ‘Stray Toasters’
In the words of Bowie’s Major Tom – ‘For here am I sitting in a tin can, far above the
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Here There Be Villains — Reviewing ‘Justice League Unlimited’ #6
A deep desire to want to be the hero of the story often comes with consequences of a disastrous nature.
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Previously On X-Men: ‘X-Force’ #10 Concludes With A Whimper Then Celebrates 300
In this week’s batch of X-Books, the latest iteration of X-Force concludes at the same time it celebrates reaching 300
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‘G.I. Joe: Roadblock’ #1 Is A Successful Silent Superhero Story – Review
Continuing Skybound’s month-long celebration of G.I. Joe #21’s groundbreaking silent story, G.I. Joe: Roadblock #1 is another character-focused one shot
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Celebrating Image Comics Birthday – ‘Age of Bronze’ Brings The Trojan War To Comics Life
To say that superhero comics are akin to modern mythology is, at this point, so cliché it’s become more laughable
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Preview: ‘Kid Kong Goes Bananas’ – Bonkers Banana Mayhem From Monster Fun
Although the monthly kids comic Monster Fun may be no more, but that doesn’t mean we don’t get more Monster
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What Lurks Within The Mind — Reviewing ‘Absolute Martian Manhunter’ #2
Comic books. Many opinions exist about what they can do, what they should do, and what they should not do.
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‘Grommets’ Gets Collected In July By Image Comics
Nostalgic ’80s skateboarder adventure series Grommets – taken from the slang term coined in the ’60s – by writer Rick Remender (Napalm
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Let’s Do The Time Warp Again — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #4
Comic book decompression is taking a plot that could be done in two issues and turning it into six or
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Break Bones While Breaking Your Heart — Jeffrey Alan Love Discusses ‘News From The Fallout’
Jeffrey Alan Love’s artwork has graced many comic book covers as well as his own books, but the creator hasn’t
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Desperate Times And Measures — Reviewing ‘One World Under Doom’ #3
The ‘strange bedfellows’ trope is nothing new when it comes to stories of heroics, especially when the world itself is
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From Hell With Love — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #7
There is power within stories. Sometimes that power is hidden, uncertain to the reader till the time is exactly right.
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The Weekly 2000 AD – Prog 2429 – Things Are Blowing Up 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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‘Who The F*#k Is Frank?’ Also Asks ‘Where The F*#k Was The Rock?’
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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End Of Watch — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Nightwatcher’ #7
Endings are an unpredictable, inescapable, and inevitable part of any endeavor in this sphere that we call existence. Along with
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‘Transformers’ #19 Review — Too Much Lore, Not Enough Character
Like the last “between arcs” Starscream-focused story in issues #13-14, Transformers #19 is another between arc issue. This installment focuses
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Snap Into Marvel: Infinity Ultron And The Theft of Thanos’ Schtick
First Appearance: What If? Season 1 episode 8, “What If… Ultron Won?” (September 2021) Powers and Abilities: Having taken the
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Weeping In The Darkness — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #8
Never have the streets of New York City been further from safe than under the Foot Clan’s boot. District Attorney
Read moreTo Survive The Night, Enemies Must Become Allies – Mad Cave Studios Announces ‘Beneath’
Mad Cave Studios has announced Beneath for Summer 2025. The gritty new horror graphic novel features a script from showrunner
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Mad Cave Studios Announces Mythic Neo-Western OGN ‘Hotblood! Vol. 1: The Land Of Promise’
Mad Cave Studios has announced Hotblood! Vol. 1: The Land Of Promise. The long-awaited print debut of the cult-favorite webcomic
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The Diminishing Power Of Rage — Reviewing ‘Green Lantern Corps’ #3
Chaos has engulfed the universe in recent times. The Green Lantern Corps have tasked themselves with cleaning up these messes.
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘I’ve Had Enough Of This Cakewalk’ Edition
Another week goes by, another set of news, links, and events comes your way – why, it must be the
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Art For Art’s Sake #310: Everything Goes Better With Colin MacNeil’s Dogs
Art For Art’s Sake, because sometimes you really do just need to relax and look at great comic art.
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Superman Day: Ranking Every ‘Superman’ #1 Cover!
The publishing history of Superman‘s solo book (separate from his appearances in Action Comics and whatnot) is somewhat paradoxically. As
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Wolverine’ hits #400, Cable Makes Paradoxes And Sinister Rocks Out
In this week’s X-books, the Adamantine story wraps in Wolverine #8, Cable does his time-travel thing in Cable: Love and
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Bad Apples In A Rotten Orchard — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #125
Police-centered stories are tough things in fiction. Real world feelings often color how we feel about them fictionally too. There’s
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