The Brink Of War Once More: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #16
Captain Benjamin Sisko is many things. Father. Starfleet Officer. Warrior. Emissary. Diplomat. What he’s not is someone who gives up.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2366: No Happy Ending For Those On The Devil’s Railroad
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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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Happy National Chocolate Cake Day! I didn’t know that was even a thing, but I like chocolate cake, so I’m
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Art For Art’s Sake #246: Get Out The French Dictionaries For The Marvellous Margaux Motin
It’s that time again, more great art thrust before your eyes – yep, it’s Art For Art’s Sake and it’s
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Review: ‘Superman’ #10 Goes Wild, Wild West
Time travel is just Tuesday for the Man of Steel. In Superman #10 though, Kal-El finds a lot more than
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Magma Comix Inks Distribution Deal With Diamond Book Distributors
Magma Comix has announced its partnership with Diamond Book Distributors (DBD) to distribute their products to North American and international
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Review: ‘Gargoyles: Dark Ages’ #5 Raises A Dragon
Writer Greg Weisman creates a mostly strong script. The characterization is possibly the strongest part. While the second strongest part
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Preview — ‘Strontium Dog: Search & Destroy’ Vol 3 Features More Of Johnny Alpha’s Earliest Tales
Search & Destroy continues reprinting the very earliest tales of Johnny Alpha, the legendary Strontium Dog, chasing down bounties across
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‘Darth Maul’ Turns ‘Black, White, & Red’ In Marvel’s New Star Wars Series
Black and white comics with a particular splash of color (or two) have become a staple in recent years. Following
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Review: ‘Petrol Head’ #3 — Get Revved Up For The Best Fun You’ll Have In 32 Pages This Month
Time again to strap in and put the pedal to the metal, because it’s time to get very fast and
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No Time To Grieve: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #147
Time is a fickle, delicate thing. Push it too much and it will bite back, including at those that you
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First Look: Pierce The Veil Of Barry Gifford’s Neo-Noir Classic With ‘Night People’
Oni Press has unveiled a first look inside Night People #1, the first issue of the new series from literary
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Dream A Little Batty Dream: Reviewing ‘Outsiders’ #3
Do Batmen dream of Bat-sheep? Of course not, silly, they obviously dream about a multiversal sad boy convention of Batmen.
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Romance Takes A Sci-Fi Turn In Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Love Me: A Romance Story’ #1
Mad Cave Studios has announced Love Me: A Romance Story, a romance/sci-fi/action series featuring the writing debut of Francesca Perillo.
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The Company Is Life: Reviewing ‘White Widow’ #3
Welcome to Armament, where everyone is family. Per contract, Armament has the right to maim, kill, or blow-up family members.
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Euro Preview — ‘Yakari: Fury From The Skies’ Brings Us Nature And Adventure
More Euro comics adventures with the brave little Yakari, whose adventures are gentle things, rich with nature and humanity….
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What A Way To Go: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #61
Selina Kyle has nine lives to burn through, and her latest mission is really taking that idea to the extreme.
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Magma Comix Announces First Wave Of Creators
Magma Comix has (finally) announced its first wave of creators. The upstart publishing company aims to empower comic book creators
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Review: ‘Fantastic Four’ #16 Bakes Science Into Fiction
One of the great things about science fiction is when a story grounds itself in real world science. In Fantastic
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A Fox In The House: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #7
It’s all hands on deck as the Titans’ latest foe and one of their own have descended upon Titan’s Tower.
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Jumping On — Series Premieres, One-Shots, And New Story Arcs Kicking Off On January 24, 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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Interview: Melissa F. Olson Discusses ‘Project Cryptid’ #5 And Researching
Melissa F. Olson is one of the writers of Project Cryptid. This title is the first continuing series to see
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Interview: Dave Maass And Patrick Lay Discuss ‘Death Strikes: The Emperor Of Atlantis’
Writer Dave Maass and artist Patrick Lay are two of the creative talents adapting the 1943 opera Der Kaiser von
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Prepare For The Final Battle In Your First Look At ‘Abbott: 1979’ #4
BOOM! Studios has revealed a first look at Abbott: 1979 #4, the penultimate issue in their series from writer Saladin
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Fanhome And Warner Bros. Unleash Classic Batmobile Build-Up Model Subscription
Fanhome brings one of the most famous cars in history to collectors with the launch of the Batmobile (1966) build-up
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The Sunday Spotlight: Comics, Comics Everywhere
It’s Sunday once more, which means it’s time for another quick trundle round the comics news that you might not
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
If your week has been as busy as ours, you may have missed one or two of our comics reviews.
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It Only Takes A Spark: Cyberpunk Satirical OGN ‘No Future’ Live Now On Kickstarter
Magnetic Press has announced high-speed cyberpunk graphic novel No Future, live now on Kickstarter. The satirical book is touted as
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Covers Reveal And Advance Preview: ‘The Best Of 2000 AD’ Volume 6 — The End Of The Best Intro To The Galaxy’s Greatest Comic
All good things come to an end, and so it is with the sixth and final volume to the best
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That Old Song And Dance: Reviewing ‘Cable’ #1
Throw together two big giant guns, tons of pouches, and a surly attitude. What does that get? Double the Cable.
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Lakes International Comic Arts Festival Debuts International Comic Rights Market & British Comics Now Pavilion + The Return Of Comics Up Close
Although we’re a long, long way away from the next Lakes International Comics Festival (LICAF) in September 2024, that isn’t
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