Image Comics Announce Surreal Horror ‘The Feeding’ One-Shot
The creative team behind IDW’s Canto, writer David M. Booher and fan-favorite artist Drew Zucker, are teaming up again for
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SoldierCon El Paso 2024 Panel Recap
SoldierCon El Paso 2024 was held September 6-8 at the Starlight Event Center. The event brought together fandoms from comics,
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Likely Looking Show Specimen’ Edition
Roll up, roll up, time for a little bit of comics news – it’s Sunday, it must be The Sunday
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Art For Art’s Sake # 281: More Of Those Great Vintage Vertigo House Ads
It’s that time again – me trawling through the Internet in search of great art, you sitting there and enjoying
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2401: Jump On To The Galaxy’s Greatest Comic For Four New Series
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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The Very Definition Of A Filler Issue– Reviewing ‘Wolverine Deep Cut’ #3
It’s hard to think of a more a water-treading comic than Wolverine Deep Cut #3. The retro charm and sheer
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Not So Sweet Little Lies– Reviewing ‘Lawful’ #4
In The land of New Sanctum, punishments for breaking laws or rules are doled out in a very disproportionate fashion.
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Better, But Still Not Good– Reviewing ‘X-Factor’ #2
By virtue of showing less blatant contempt for its characters, X-Factor #2 manages to clear the very low bar set
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Mad Cave Studios Launches Their First Kickstarter– ‘Battlecats – Complete Oversized Omnibus’
As part of their 10th Anniversary celebration, Mad Cave Studios has launched their first-ever Kickstarter campaign, Battlecats – Complete Oversized
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Not The Ending It Needs, But An Ending That’ll Do: Reviewing ‘Star Wars’ #50
It became clear well before Star Wars #50 that, while this iteration of the series was coming to a end,
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Surfing On The Edge Of Tomorrow: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #24
With one move, the maniacal android Lore wiped out reality with a plan to replace it with his own creation.
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Don’t Pull Back That Curtain: Reviewing ‘Ultimate X-Men’ #7
Something potentially quite sinister lurks within the walls of secret facility that the Children of the Atom call their home.
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Review: A Plot-Heavy ‘Destro’ #4 Makes For The ‘Worst’ Issue Yet
As the penultimate issue of the series, Destro #4 is, understandably, the most plot-heavy issue of the series yet. Ahead
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Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen’s ‘Ascender’ Gets A Compendium Edition This November
Ascender, the eighteen-issue companion series to Descender by writer Jeff Lemire and artist Dustin Nguyen, will soon be available as a mammoth
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Never Alone, Forever Lonely: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #2
Fame isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be. Especially when it coincides with losing your family along the way.
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Jumping On: Series Premieres, One-Shots, And New Story Arcs Popping Off On September 25, 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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The Best Of Euro Comics: Cinebook’s Titles For September
Every month the publisher Cinebook brings us the very best of the incredibly rich and diverse world of European comics, and
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Something For Under The Christmas Tree: Previewing The ‘Treasury Of British Comics Annual 2025’
This year, the old traditions of Christmas past are coming back, as new 2000 AD and Treasury of British Comics
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A Safe If Unexciting Debut: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #1
Wolves run through a snowy tableau. A man runs along with them. They are being hunted. The opening to Wolverine
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Fun Despite Its Flaws: Reviewing ‘Dazzler’ #1
The best thing Dazzler #1 has going for it is the sheer love writer Jason Loo has for the character.
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The Monthly Megazine: Rising Up Against The Norts – The Finale Of Nordland Rising
Welcome once more to The Monthly Megazine – doing just what it says, taking you through the latest goings-on in
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘I’d Hate To See The First Draft’ Edition
Fire up the coffee, sit yer ass down, time to read some comics news… it’s The Sunday Spotlight…
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Advance Preview: ‘Spector: Incorruptible’ – A New Detective Coming To Clean Up The Future In Carlos Ezquerra’s Final Work
Out in April 2025, Spector‘s a classic 2000 AD thing, future cop here to clean up the corrupt police department
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2400: Nordland Rising Hits The 2000 AD Multiverse
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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Art For Art’s Sake # 280: ‘Spirou And Fantasio’ – Those Other European Journalists
Oh hello, you’d be wanting all that lovely comic art stuff from off that Internet thing I suppose? Well, okay
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When An Ending Isn’t An End: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #68
Some stories end with a triumphant blow that rings through the ages. Others with more of a dull thud situation.
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What’s That Name Again? — Reviewing ‘The Powerpuff Girls’ #3
Superheroes tend to face a lot of villains and it’s hard to keep track. Some villains naturally take that personally.
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Celebrate Five Years Of ‘Something Is Killing The Children’ With Two New One-Shots
As it crosses its 5th anniversary, the ‘Slaughterverse’ created by James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera continues to expand in
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Snap Into Marvel: Is The Multi-Layered Araña The Best Card Of The Season?
Real Name: Aña “Anya” Corazon First Appearance: Amazing Fantasy #1 (August 2004) as Anya, Amazing Fantasy #2 (September 2004) as
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Let’s Hear It For The Girls: Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #6
Nothing prouder than for a parent to watch their child grow up, gain a healing factor, and do mercenary fieldwork.
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Preview: ‘Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files’ Volume 45 — More Of The Law, In Order
Another collection of the law in order, bringing every Judge Dredd, from the Prog and the Megazine, complete and in
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