Review: Horror And Holidays Meet In ‘Dread The Halls’
With only a few exceptions, horror elements have traditionally been lacking from holiday stories. (Assuming, of course, you are at
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Far From Home — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #27
Hopefully, Brooklyn’s friendly neighborhood spider-hero has a passport because he’s sure logging the miles to find a vampirism cure. Wakanda
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Review: ‘Tis The Season For ‘Top Cow Holiday Special’ One-Shot
With the holidays upon us, several publishers are trying to capitalize on the season with their Christmas special one-shots. Image
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‘Transformers’ #16 Covers Revealed By Skybound
Skybound/Image Comics, and Hasbro, have unveiled the main and variant covers for Transformers #16, writer Daniel Warren Johnson (Extremity, Do
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Finding Healing Through Strife: Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #2
Lady Shiva is one of the most dangerous people in the world. Where she goes, pain and suffering will follow.
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Preview: ‘The Stainless Steel Rat’ Color Omnibus — The Classic Harry Harrison Sci-Fi Epic Gets The Edition It Deserves
From the classic sci-fi novels of the late 1950s comes the late ’70s/early ’80s classic comics adaptation – now collected
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Springing Forward By Falling Back: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1091
Age is but a number. Unless you happen to be a superhero vigilante that’s taken a beating for years. Strained
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SEMA 2024: Johnny Jimenez’ Custom ‘Deadpool’ Mustang
You know Johnny Jimenez as the original toy expert from the History Channel’s Pawn Stars. His knowledge of vintage toys
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The Power Of A Wig Or Two: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #70
With the streets of Gotham far behind, Selina Kyle digs into her past and a mysterious plot against her life.
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Suffering Not A Single Fool: Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #2
Monsters of myth and legend have come for the modern world of humanity. Only one woman stands in their way.
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Preview: ‘Battle Action’ Vol. 3 #4 — El Mestizo Enters The Fray And The Battle Action Gets Even Better
More Battle, More Action, as Johnny Red takes to the skies for a final time and we venture into the
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Jumping On: Series Premieres, One-Shots, And New Story Arcs Kicking Off On December 4, 2024
One of the most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good jumping on
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Comicon Advent Calendar 2024 Day 3: ‘The Spirit Holiday Special’
Another seasonal entry in Comicon’s 2024 Advent Calendar now, part of our 24 days of festive comics joy… time to
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The Art Of Politics: November’s Election Aftermath
Welcome once more to Comicon’s Art Of Politics, gathering together the finest political cartoonists to perfectly skewer those in power…
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Congratulations To Lesley Imgart & Elly Bazigos, Winner & Runner-up In The 2024 Observer/Faber Graphic Short Story Prize
The latest Observer/Faber graphic short story prize was announced – with Witch Way? by Lesley Imgart taking this years award.
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Getting On Like Dogs And Rabbits: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #120
War has struck the streets of Blüdhaven, with its self-appointed protector finding himself five steps behind the shadowy string pullers.
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Their Fathers’ Shadows — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Sons Of Star Trek’
For decades, the characters of Star Trek have sought out new life, met new civilizations, and always done it boldly.
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Guards! Bring This Man Milk And Cookies’ Edition
It’s the end to another long week. Incredibly, it’s already December. Which means it’s time for the Sunday Spotlight… and
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Comicon Advent Calendar 2024 Day 1: Celebrating Christmas With The Kids — Jim Medway’s ‘Crab Lane Crew’
Every year, Comicon like to spread the Christmas joy, comics-style, with the Comicon Advent Calendar, 24 days of festive fun
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Art For Art’s Sake #290: The Shadow Knows More — Michael Kaluta
It’s another Art For Art’s Sake, another spin round great comic art… and this week it’s even more of The
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The Weekly 2000 AD: Prog 2410 — Epic Is Just What The Out Does
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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Interview — Ben Stenbeck Talks ‘The Serpent In The Garden: Ed Grey And The Last Battle For England’
Welcome to the table, In times of worry and uncertainty, when I seek an anchor to ground myself in the
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Is There A Sorcerer In The House? — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #10
A king dreams of killing a potential god as the war between Wakanda and their unearthly foes continues to drag.
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Make It A Pitch-Black Friday With Storm King Comics
To help horror fans looking to put a bit of ghoulish cheer into their holiday season, Storm King Comics is
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Comics We’re Thankful For: How ‘The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe’ Forged A Love Of Fictional Nonfiction
I still remember the first time I encountered the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe. My middle school buddy Christian’s
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Comics We’re Thankful For — ‘X-Men: Marvel Snapshots’ Provides Hope And A Hero
The turkey is reading and the plethora of sides, the true stars of the holiday, are laid upon the table.
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Comics We’re Thankful For: ‘Ripple Effects’ Tackles Real Life With Superheroics
With the US Thanksgiving holiday this week, the bullpen thought it would be fitting to put together a list of
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Built Upon A Foundation Of Lies: Reviewing ‘Lawful’ #5
No matter how new a world might seem, the sins of the old world tend to remain strong as ever.
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R.L. Stine’s ‘The Graveyard Club’ Gets A Sequel At BOOM! Studios
The next chapter of legendary horror author R.L. Stine and acclaimed illustrator Carola Borelli’s coming-of-age teen thriller arrives in Spring
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The First Two Arcs Of ‘Blue Book’ To Be Offered In New Library Edition
Dark Horse Comics and Tiny Onion have announced Blue Book Library Edition Volume 1. The new hardcover compiles Blue Book:
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Interview: Ed Brisson Talks Dynamite’s ‘Silverhawks’
Welcome to the table, I vividly remember rummaging through my childhood dresser for a pair of tattered knee-high socks with
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