Alien AI Mastermind Vs Henchman — ‘Gatchaman: Leader X’ One-Shot Coming This Winter
Mad Cave Studios and Tatsunoko Production travel down previously unexplored paths as they present Gatchaman: Leader X this December. The
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Exclusive Cover Reveal — Pay Homage To Kevin Smith’s ‘Clerks’ With ‘Clean Up Crew’ Variant
Working retail sucks in more ways than one. Two clerks fight for their lives on minimum wage as they battle
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This Winter, Fears Manifest Into Living Monsters In ‘Swamp Thing Is Killing The Children’ #1
In a world where the fears of children manifest into living, breathing monsters, BOOM! Studios’ new crossover brings one of
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They Say You Can’t Go Home Again — Reviewing ‘New Titans’ #39
Everyone knows about the Amazons of Themiscyira and their chosen champion Wonder Woman, a stalwart hero of the DC Universe.
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Anton Talks ‘The Adventures Of He-Man And Porter’ #1 With Stephan Pastis And Will Henry
Welcome to the table, Join me as I sit down with author Stephan Pastis and cartoonist Will Henry to talk
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Previously On X-Men: A Tale of Two Gambits — ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #33 And ‘X-Men Of Apocalypse Omega’
Journey with me back to the heady days of August 5th, when one Gambit began his exorcism journey while another
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Death From Above — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1113
Gotham City elected Pamela Isley, aka Poison Ivy, as their mayor recently. As expected, things haven’t gone very well. Ancient
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Joseph P. Illidge Helps Build A Black Comics Multiverse In ‘Epiphany Engine’
More than 43 Black comics publishers bring their heroes and heroines together in Epiphany Engine. The 224-page crossover graphic novel
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Review: “The Eye Collector’ #4 Continues To Embrace The Weird
There’s weird and then there’s The Eye Collector. Weird, of course, is relative. My weird may be normal to
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Advance Review: ‘Terminal’ #3 Is Less Than The Sum Of Its Talented Parts
Sometimes a proven team of industry legends comes together and wows readers with an amazing story, witty dialogue, and eye-popping
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Unmasked Secrets Are Deadly — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Arrow’ #5
The rich are a plague upon society, reveling in their unchecked, seemingly endless power over the lives of others. In
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Advance Review: ‘Corpse Knight’ #6 Wraps Up A Largely Forgettable Journey
Young Foy has been through a lot. And so have the readers. But it still wasn’t very satisfying for any
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A Bat Walks Into A Church — Reviewing ‘Batwoman’ #7
Fresh off dealing with the return of her twin sister, who she thought she had killed, Batwoman has returned home.
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Advance Review — Darrow Treats Readers To A Visual Extravaganza In ‘The Shaolin Cowboy: Staying A.I.Live’ #3
Chances are you’re not picking up a Geof Darrow book for the intricate story. That’s not a knock
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Advance Review — ‘Universal Monsters: Blood Of The Wolf Man’ #4 Can’t Live Up To Its Sister Series
It’s never easy being compared to your siblings — especially when they are more successful than you. But in
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2500: All-New Strips For The Milestone
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance — it’s
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Tony Fleecs, Tim Seeley, And Image Comics Announce New Dark Satire ‘The Princess Murders’
Creators Tony Fleecs (Stray Dogs, Feral) and Tim Seeley (Revival, Hack/Slash) have a new campy slasher/dark satire series, The Princess
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The Sunday Spotlight: The “Real Avid TV Fan” Edition
Here we go, as the nights draw in and the cold eats into your bones, time to snuggle up in
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Art For Art’s Sake #383: Life Is A Glorious Cycle Of Song, A Medley Of Extemporania
Well, it’s Saturday, so that must mean that it’s time for another look around all that is great in comics
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Advance Review: ‘Filthy Lambs’ #1 Twists A Standard Horror Narrative
The three high-quality cover designs are the respective creations of artists Chris Evenhuis, Meghan Hetrick, and Caitlin Yarsky. It is
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Advance Review — ‘That Texas Blood: Hell Comes To Allison Ranch’ #1 Is Back *Again*
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. The truth of the matter is you probably have. Things
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First Look: ‘Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars’ #1 — Mars Meets Mega-City In December
Oni Press, the Nacelle Company, and Rebellion have revealed the first look inside the upcoming Judge Dredd / Biker Mice
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First Look: Mad Cave Studios And Maverick Announce New Queer-Friendly YA ‘Heat Of Fashion’
This winter, Maverick, the young adult imprint of Mad Cave Studios, presents Heat of Fashion, a trans and queer-friendly YA
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The Ultimate ‘Spider-Man’ Masterpiece Collection Debuts From Fanhome
Fanhome has announced the launch of the Spider-Man Masterpiece Collection. This extensive compilation of hardcover graphic novels celebrates one of
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The Buyer Wasn’t Supposed to Be Dead — Brain Poison Announces ‘BoredSpace’
Chathura Vax has a deadline, a debt problem, and exactly one job that might get her out of both. Now
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Advance Review — The End Is Near For The Federation And The Series In ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #11
From the many battles with Klingons and Romulans to the threat of the Borg to the Dominion War, the United
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Paul Rainey’s ‘Murder School’ Launches At Gosh Comics! On September 19
Oops, missed this — Paul B. Rainey‘s Murder School, his latest book from Drawn and Quarterly, gets a launch at
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 4 Increases The Cast
Writer, artist, and colorist Florent Maudoux, production assistant and lettering by Chris Northrop, English translator Dan Christensen are the main creatives
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Advance Review — Massive Battles Dominate ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ Vol. 2
This one is all about the battles. After a slow start, Invincible Universe: Battle Beast Vol. 2 —
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‘2000 AD’ Meets ‘Silent Hill’ In ‘2000 AD’ Prog 2500
The latest video game meets comics moment happens now, as 2000 AD ushers in Silent Hill: Townfall — The Dock
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Preview: In ‘Murder School’, Paul B. Rainey Recounts His Schooldays, And So Much More
Released on 15 September, Paul B. Rainey‘s Murder School is his latest brilliant graphic novel, a strange thing of memories
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