Review — ‘Star Wars: Inquisitors’ Succeeds Despite Its Title Characters
The Inquisitors occupy an interesting place in the Star Wars mythos. Seemingly born of the need to give the good guys somebody with a
Read moreThe Inquisitors occupy an interesting place in the Star Wars mythos. Seemingly born of the need to give the good guys somebody with a
Read moreMove over big screen friendly universally known DC Characters. It’s time for the Absolute DC line to get absolutely weird.
Read moreOne of the all-time classic 2000 AD characters, Johnny Alpha, continues with the complete collection treatment – more action the
Read moreThe Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present Who The F*#k Is Frank?. Joining them to discuss comics, toys,
Read moreAfter looking at a surprise Joker story earlier today, the Comicon team continues April Fool’s Day and takes a look
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Read moreWolverine, and occasionally Cable, aside, the X-Men don’t have a great history of supporting solo series for their members. Many
Read moreDoing for the big blue GI what The Complete Case Files does for Judge Dredd, The Complete Rogue Trooper tells
Read moreWeb shooters, guns, and katanas have been lowered. The battle between Deadpools and Spider-Man has come to a mutual conclusion.
Read moreZinezilla is absolutely fabulous, and both the Zinezilla comic, zine, illustration and animation festival and the Zinezilla anthology are happening
Read moreThe cover features a variety of hues with most of them being dark in order to highlight the lighter coloring
Read moreMore illustrative imaginings now from the finest comic artists around (or at least those I saw online when putting this
Read moreIn this week’s “Previously On X-Men“, the hunt for Charles Xavier ends in X-Manhunt Omega #1 as the rest of
Read moreOne of Britain’s great cartoonists and comic makers, Lew Stringer, announced this past week that he’d be retiring from comics
Read moreWhat if the key to restoring a shattered civilization lay in the hands of those who hid in the shadows
Read moreSomething dark and ominous has come to Blüdhaven, playing a dangerous long game with Nightwing and others. It shifts its
Read moreWelcome once more to Webcomic Weekly, where I get to show you some great comics online. This time, it’s Paul
Read moreImagine a world with billionaires paid their fair share — or faced death. In the new 56-page graphic novel Free
Read moreJames “Logan” Howlett and tragedy go far back. Even in different universes, the clawed, healing mutant is cursed by loss.
Read moreWriter Joshua Williamson, and artists Jamal Campbell, Dan Mora and Eddy Barrows, are bringing Lex Luthor back. A Luthor who’s
Read moreWriter Rick Remender creates very little plot progression, and this problem combines with some arguably repetitive characterization to make the
Read moreRunning as fast as you can doesn’t actually mean being able to outrun any of life’s problems, issues, or tragedies.
Read moreAnnounced this week, Comic Book UK is a new trade body that includes a number of major UK comic publishers
Read moreSecrets have a way of not really staying so secret. They slip from shadows to blow up in the light.
Read moreAnother issue of the 10-issue series celebrating all that was and is good about Battle and Action, two classic Brit
Read moreThe Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present Who The F*#k Is Frank?. Joining them to discuss comics, toys,
Read moreUsually, when a major crossover plunges its narrative tendrils into a series that doesn’t otherwise have a direct connection to
Read moreTaking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, now 48 years young —it’s the Weekly 2000
Read moreComic maker Becky Burke‘s story has gone around the world, highlighting just how the immigration and visa rules are being
Read moreMissed this a while back, but worth mentioning — Scholastic is going to bring its phenomenon of comics selling success,
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