Art For Art’s Sake #263: Looking Back On Darwyn Cooke
Welcome one and all to the extravaganza of comic art that we call Art For Art’s Sake. So many artists,
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2383:Blood On Belleholme Hab – Another Brilliant ‘Brink’
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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It All Comes Tumbling Down: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #114
Alfred Pennyworth’s billions. Heart stealing villains. Family revelations. Unexplained sudden height-related fears. It’s all been leading up to this moment.
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #8 Is Quick Yet Slow
Writer Rainbow Rowell scripts a few nice moments in this issue. Unfortunately, Rowell creates a story that is a quick
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It Gives And It Takes: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #11
Raven and Amanda Waller’s connected-but-separate power grabbing plans collide as a new threat comes gunning for the Titans. A thin
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Bait And Switch With A Shrug: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #4
As Wakanda’s brewing war with the forces of Ra and Khonshu intensifies, it becomes even more personal for the King.
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The Spawn Universe Expands As Todd McFarlane Announces New ‘Violator’ Miniseries For Summer
Todd McFarlane Productions announced its latest addition to the Spawn-Universe with this Summer’s Violator. Written by Marc Andreyko and featuring
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Rey Mysterio And Tinieblas Jr Fight Monsters In Your First Look At ‘Luchaverse: Catalyst’
Massive Publishing and Masked Republic have revealed a preview of the two stories in Luchaverse: Catalyst, which hits the spinner
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The Sun Will Come Out, Tomorrow? — Reviewing ‘Blood Hunt’ #2
Darkness has fallen, vampires have consumed the world, and the world’s heroes are scrambling to find (questionable) allies and solutions.
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Opposite Of A Bed Time Story: Reviewing ‘The Boy Wonder’ #1
Retold origins are a dime a dozen in comic books. A retold origin in the style of a fairy tale?
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The Strangest New World: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #20
Starfleet’s mission includes boldly going where no one has gone before. Sometimes that means boldly going where they’re not wanted.
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First Look: ‘The Stainless Steel Rat Colour Omnibus Edition’ – The Rat Is Back And In Color
One for your diaries, the colour omnibus collection of the 2000 AD adaptation of Harry Harrison’s classic science-fiction novels returns
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Mark Your Calendars — Paul Rainey’s ‘There’s No Time Like The Present’ Reprinted And ‘Why Don’t You Love Me?’ Gets A Softcover
Two great books from Paul Rainey and Drawn & Quarterly coming your way in 2025!
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Zoop Projects And Creators Nominated For Multiple Eisners
Last week, the nominees for the 2024 Eisner Awards were announced. Included amongst this year’s “comic book Oscars” are three
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Scholastic UK Graphic Novel Prize 2024 Shortlists Announced
The Scholastic UK Graphic Novel Prize was announced a while back, but we’re now at the shortlist announcement time and
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Three Supers And A Baby — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #20
A day out on the town, with family, never stands a chance of average or normalcy when Spider-Man is involved.
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Time Comes For Us All: Reviewing ‘Rare Flavours’ #5
Time waits for no one, be they demon or human. Especially when there are meaty revelations and heavy decisions ahead.
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Review: ‘The Creature From The Black Lagoon LIVES!’ #1 Leaves You Gasping For Breath
Welcome to the table, When I was young I was endlessly fascinated by monsters. I saw them as these almost
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Review: ‘Masters Of The Universe Revolution’ #1 Brings The Ha’vok
Welcome to the table, As a kid, Skeletor was a favorite of mine. I know you are supposed to cheer
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘C’est Un Grand OUI’ Edition
Welcome once more to the end of the week show, the catch-up for all your comic news – it’s The
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Art For Art’s Sake # 262: Going Batty
It’s Art For Art’s Sake time once more – every week, all the art I can fit in, great artists,
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Preview: More Hugo Pratt Lost Work Coming From The War Picture Library In ‘The Iron Fist’
Another perfect collection of lost Hugo Pratt artworks from the archives – beautifully illustrated war stories from the War Picture
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Review: ‘Gargoyles: Quest’ #2 Goes Mid During A Journey
Writer Greg Weisman creates a relatively okay script. The main weaknesses are few, but rather evident. Flaw one is that
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Gertlins – The New Batch: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #14
Just like real life, tinsel town dreams have a habit of wearing off quickly as brutal realities come crashing down.
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A Much Needed Shot In The Arm: Reviewing ‘Darth Vader’ #46
Though no series cancellation or creative team departures have been announced, there’s a sense of impending finality to Darth Vader
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Bit Too Chilly In Here — Reviewing ‘Astonishing Iceman: Out Cold’
Orchis’ vicious bloody strike on Krakoa took down Bobby Drake. Too bad for them, a new ice age has begun.
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The Embrace Of Green: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #22
Sometimes the consequences of our actions come back to haunt us. Other times they end up haunting the whole world.
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‘Iron Fist’ 50th Anniversary Special #1 Celebrates Fifty Years Of Fist!
It’s been fifty years since Marvel Comics first capitalized on the kung-fu craze then sweeping the nation with the introduction
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2382: Something Wicked This Way Comes From Dredd
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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Euro Preview: More For The Petrolheads — ‘Michel Vaillant Legendary Races Volume 2: A Driver’s Soul’
Time for another preview from Cinebook and their mission to spread the word of the brilliance of Euro Comics –
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Reassembly Not Required — Reviewing ‘Uncanny Avengers: The Resistance’
After Krakoa’s fall, mutants were murdered, lost, imprisoned, framed, displaced, and harassed. They were sorely in need of some Avenging.
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