Does Whatever A Spider-God Can — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #29
A path to curing vampirism has become clear for Miles Morales. He just has to go through the Black Panther.
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Like Grandfather, Like Granddaughter — Reviewing ‘Minor Arcana’ #5
Have you ever been stuck in an infinite life loop? One where it feels like you’re just repeating the same
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A New Horror Classic Is Born With Mad Cave Studios’ ‘The Slasher’s Apprentice’
Mad Cave Studios has announced The Slasher’s Apprentice, a five-issue miniseries from co-creators Justin Richards and Val Halvorson, colorist Rebecca
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‘Bereavement’ Successfully Explores Grief Through The Lens Of Sci-Fi — And An Adorable Robot
Can a robot grieve? That’s the Pixar-ish question at the heart of Bereavement, a new sci-fi murder mystery comic launching
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Queer Love, Identity, And Breaking Free From Control – ‘In Between The Trees’ Kickstarter Is Live
French comic artist Paul Winck is known for his bold exploration of unconventional themes. With a deep curiosity for human
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‘Wolverine: Madripoor Knights’ Makes The Most Of Its Marketing-Driven Motivations — A Review
Marvel is no stranger to nostalgia series these days, nor is writer Chris Claremont, the majority of whose work of
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A Villain Past And Present — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #122
Dick Grayson’s past informs the dangerous present that plagues Blüdhaven. Unfortunately, the vigilante lacks even a shred of credible evidence
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Review: ‘Iron Man’ #3 Proves The Pen And The Sword Are Equally Mighty
After forging magik-based armor and wielding a honking-big sword over the previous two issues, Iron Man #3 is the issue
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Advance Review: ‘The Patchwork Girl Of Oz’ #1 Begins A Worthy Adaption
This comic’s creative team consists of writer/artist/colorist/letterer Otis Frampton and colorist Kate Frampton. The latter works just on the color
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New Year, New Comics: ‘JSA: The Golden Age’ Is A Gem
The creative team for JSA: The Golden Age (2005) consists of writer James Robinson, artist Paul John Smith, assistant inker
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Golden Age Legends ‘The Press Guardian & The Clock’ Return To Fight Modern Threats
Green Archer Comics revives two iconic Golden Age pulp heroes together for the first time. The family-forged indie comic book
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Giant Robots And Giant Bugs: Jay Stephens Discusses ‘Red Sonja Attacks Mars’
Red Sonja battling…Martians? Yes, it’s happened before and now Sonja is out for even more alien blood. Jay Stephens writes
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In Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Past Time,’ Baseball’s Brightest Lights Hide Its Darkest Shadows
Mad Cave Studios has announced a new five-issue ‘sports-horror’ comic miniseries from writer Joe Harris, artist Russell Mark Olson, and
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The 2000 AD Thrill-Cast Starts 2025 With Three New Podcasts
2000 AD launches three new podcasts with a new weekly show starting right now…
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The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘Boys Who People Thought Were Nice’ Edition
Another week into 2025 done, so it’s time to take a quick look at a few comic tales you might
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Imagining Ourselves As The Giant Monster– Talking Kaijus With ‘Stomped’ Creator Ross Radke
The Kaiju anthology Stomped is back in a new crowdfunding campaign on Zoop. If funded, the new edition will combine
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Art For Art’s Sake #297: Sequential Art For The Soul
Welcome back to Comicon’s weekly round up of all that lovely comic art out there on the Internet. Well, not
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A Voice For The Voiceless — Reviewing ‘Storm’ #4
Ororo Munroe, the wind rider known as Storm, is one of the most powerful individuals living upon the planet Earth.
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A Product Of The 1960s — Chatting With ‘Space Ghost/Jonny Quest:Space Quest’ Writer Joe Casey
Coming on the heels of the standalone Jonny Quest: Time Flies series, writer Joe Casey is back with artist Sebastian
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A Whole New Kind Of Snikt — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Wolverine’ #1
After decades of overexposure (hello 2000s!), there isn’t much left to say about Wolverine which builds up intrigue or mystery.
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Don’t Throw Momma From The Train — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #3
Like onions (or ogres), people have layers. Even a seemingly detached world’s deadliest assassin type like Lady Shiva. If Cassandra
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Unleashing The Monster Within — Reviewing ‘Batman: Full Moon’ #3
As a nocturnal bat-themed vigilante preying on criminal fear and superstition, Batman is a kind of creature of the night.
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Fanhome Announces The ‘Spider-Man Iron Spider’ Build-Up Model
Fanhome expands its catalog of officially licensed Marvel products with the release of the Iron Spider build-up model. The new
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Chucking Stuff At The Wall — Reviewing ‘All-New Venom’ #2
Ever wanted to see a pirate theme villain or clear Philly Gritty pastiche throw cannonballs or cheesesteaks at a hero?
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Snap Into Marvel: Iron Patriot Snaps In & Suits Up
First Appearance: Dark Avengers #1 (March 2009) First Multimedia Appearance: Iron Man 3 (2013) Powers & Abilities: The Iron Patriot
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2415: Do You Know What Your Children Are?
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest… it’s the Weekly 2000 AD…
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Homies On A Spaceship — Discussing ‘Florence & Normandie’ With Co-Writer Rodney Barnes
The 1992 Los Angeles riots touched off after the acquittal of the four white police officers who mercilessly beat Rodney
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Advance Review — Throwback Artwork Propels ‘Out Of Alcatraz’ #1
In 1962, three prisoners escaped the infamous Alcatraz prison and were presumed to have drowned in the unforgiving waters of
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It Was Locked Away … Now It’s Here To Stay – Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Dark Pyramid’
Mad Cave Studios has announced Dark Pyramid, a pulse-pounding adventure, chilling horror, and high-stakes mystery. The 5-issue miniseries will be
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‘Lucky Devils’ #1 Is An Exposition-Laden Start To An Intriguing New Series
The follow-up to writer Charles Soule and artist Ryan Browne‘s acclaimed Eight Billion Genies, Lucky Devils is a cracked-mirror version
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Power In Their Hands — Reviewing ‘Justice League: The Atom Project’ #1
Amanda Waller might be in prison, but the effects of her attempted coup are still wreaking havoc across the planet.
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