DSTLRY Launches Original Art Giveaway Via Reader Survey
Upstart publisher DSTLRY has announced a reader survey that fans can complete for a chance to win one of four
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Magically Fantastic Four: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #4
An answer-giving trinket lies at the heart of a shapeshifting Negative Zone fortress. Sounds like the setup for a heist.
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Strap In, Get The Engines Revving: Previewing ‘Petrol Head’ #3
The robo-driving, high-octane, pedal to the metal thrills just keep on coming with Petrol Head #3, as we see Petrol
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The Childlike Wonder Of Youth… Evoked In The Most Twisted Way — Reviewing ‘Cobra Commander’ #1
Welcome to the table, When I was younger, I loved Cobra Commander in the way I assume normal children loved
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Webcomic Weekly: New Dr Who, New Paint Doktah Who, New Tyme Lawd?
Welcome once more to Webcomic Weekly, another entry in the quest to show you so many great webcomic things on
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Jumping On — Series Premieres, One-Shots, And New Story Arcs Dropping On January 17, 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 Bear Necessities — Reviewing ‘Titans: Beast World’ #4
Beasts, beasts, everywhere, and not a single idea on how to stop it. That is unless you are Amanda Waller.
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Exclusive: Mad Cave Studios Announces ‘When The Blood Has Dried’ #1
Mad Cave Studios has announced When The Blood Has Dried, a forthcoming Teen+ series. The Fantasy/Action/Drama comes from writer Gary
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This Is The End, My Friend: Reviewing ‘Rise Of The Powers Of X’ #1
Krakoa’s end is nigh, but the mutants who remain aren’t going to take the machinations of the machines lying down.
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Advance Review — An Incredibly Dark Story, Beautifully Told In ‘Barking’ By Lucy Sullivan
Barking by Lucy Sullivan is pure chaos. The lead character Alix Otto is haunted by the death of her friend.
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The Sunday Spotlight: It’s Your Weekly Comics Roundup Time
Another week rolls by and what do you know, it’s another Sunday Spotlight, shining a light on some comics news
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Another week has come and gone. Two weeks into the new year, queues at the gym have died back down
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Art For Art’s Sake #244: Sequentially Yours, Comics
Art For Art’s Sake – spreading the joy of comic art for however many years 244 weeks of doing this
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Dark Horse Comics Announces Silver All-Ages Issue For Free Comic Book Day 2024
Dark Horse Comics has announced their Free Comic Book Day 2024 Silver offering, featuring new stories from the worlds of
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #4 Goes Mid-Level
Writer Rainbow Rowell does okay with making the dialogue realistic. Rowell also makes little continuity notes that may bug some,
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Review: ‘Adventureman Ghost Lights’ #1 Does Not Fully Light The Way
Writer Matt Fraction does fine with most of the dialogue and plot. His use of exposition is another strong point
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More Beautiful Lost British Comics Works From Hugo Pratt In A Preview Of ‘War Picture Library: The Iron Fist’
The latest volume of long-lost Brit war comics artwork from a master of the medium is coming out in 2024
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Harold Schechter And Eric Powell Return To True Crime This Summer With ‘Dr. Werthless’
The band gets back together as the team behind Did You Hear What Eddie Gein Done? presents Dr. Werthless: The
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Reviewing ‘Punycorn’ — Adorable, Action-Packed Perfection
I’m with Judd Winnick, quoted there on the cover — Andi Watson‘s Punycornis an absolute blast of a book, fabulous,
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Right In The Heart — Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #5
Forces both within and without continue to chip away at the already extremely fragile alliance between humans and the orcs.
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Baby’s Day Out — Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #11
It’s baby’s day out as the Stranges pull babysitting duty for Clea’s new little sister. Surely nothing could go wrong.
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Review — ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #41 Is Just Good Old Fashioned Super-Fun
The Gang War is in full swing across the Spider-Man family of titles. In Amazing Spider-Man #41, a familiar pair
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It Devours From Within: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #18
Ever had one of those days where the consequences of your actions just keep piling up in increasingly terrifying ways?
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Euro Previews – More Brilliant Bond With A Boardroom In ‘Largo Winch Volume 20: The Golden Percentile’
The Van Hamme-less Largo Winch continues apace (would you expect any other speed?) with the concluding volume of the latest
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Belly Of The Beast: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #5
What’s worse than a nightmare? A sarcastic Amazon controlling ancient nightmare trying to possess your body for world-conquering reasons. Sometimes
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Coming From Bryan Talbot: ‘The Casebook Of Stamford Hawksmoor’
The next Bryan Talbot book will be The Case of Stamford Hawksmoor, a prequel to his Grandville series, and Talbot’s
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War Time Prowling — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #14
If a Gang War tearing New York City apart wasn’t enough, a reborn family squabble makes Spider-Man’s life even tougher.
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Webcomic Weekly: ‘Mousetrapped’ by Randy Milholland — More Of Mickey In The Public Domain
Welcome to Webcomic Weekly, where we always manage to show you great comics online free to read and not too
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Jumping On — Series Premieres, One-Shots, And New Story Arcs Popping Off On January 10, 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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Breaking It Down T’Challa Style — Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #7
Sometimes it’s best to just take a break from exiled king vigilante things and take in the sights and sounds.
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First Look — Bugs, Bigger Bugs, And Gallons Of Gore In ‘Skeeters’ #2
Mad Cave Studios has revealed a first look at Skeeters #2, dropping January 24, 2024 from writers Bob Frantz and
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