‘Dragged Across Concrete’ Lives Up To Its Title In Unexpected Ways
One of the most original voices in filmmaking in the past few years is writer/director S. Craig Zahler. A true
Read moreOne of the most original voices in filmmaking in the past few years is writer/director S. Craig Zahler. A true
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Guard Jin-Wook excitedly awaits the birth of his new child and receives a call from his pregnant
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Detective Christopher learns of an SD card that Turn Washington’s now-deceased girlfriend had shortly before she died.
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Shelby visits Sam to check in on him and to see if she can help him get
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Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] A young black man named Turn Washington was sentenced to life in prison for murder. Ten years
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Read moreMarla Singer is about to deliver her second child, but the daddy isn’t her husband–it’s Tyler Durden, who’s very invested
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Jared is pissed at the Sukeban Tribe; they’ve been drawing attention to themselves with random acts of
Read moreCriminal #1 was a double-sized launch issue and it’s now all gone. That means a second printing of Ed
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] The Sukeban Tribe’s drug suppliers ambush the mother of Chloe, the girl the Sukebans beat up last
Read moreAs much as I love living in a time where big-budget blockbusters rule the roost, there’s a negative side to
Read moreClint Eastwood is a Hollywood legend and with good reason. As an actor, Eastwood was one of the definitive all-American
Read moreWhat better way to celebrate the renewed Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips than with a preview of Criminal #1, out
Read moreFrom writer Duane Swierczynsk and artists Simone Guglielmini and Raffaele Semeraro, alongside colourists Lovern Kindzierski, Chris Chuckry and letterer
Read moreWriter Christopher Sebela (Crowded, House Amok) and artist Ibrahim Moustafa (Jaeger, Mother Panic, James Bond) will see their Eisner-nominated series,
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Shelby and her friends have formed a gang called the Sukeban Tribe. Their gang is modeled after
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Dead Rabbit is out of retirement. Megan is sick, and Martin is out of money. To pay
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Xian still struggles to cope with what happened with Zonn, but Go-Go Space Baby tries to comfort
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] The Assassin, Baseball Bat Man, and Hammer Girl surround the prison holding Rama and Teja. The three
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Red has come back to the Senate, the bar owned by Elizabeth. Red is ready to strike
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Xing is brought back in by Agent Freeman, and Amanda and Arvid wait to hear back from
Read moreOut now, from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips is their new, original graphic novel, My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies
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Read moreSporting a great looking cover – a homage to France Landi’s 1968 poster for the film, Bullit – Death and Glory starts
Read moreMy Heroes Have Always Been Junkies is the first original graphic original graphic novel from the award-winning and bestselling team Ed
Read moreNurse Asta and Shaman Twelvetrees earn Harry’s complete trust and learn more about the newest mystery that’s haunting him. Stranded
Read moreHaving read Roberto Saviano’s blistering and insightful investigation into the Naples Camorra clans of Western Italy in Gomorrah a decade
Read moreTyler Durden lives! Some imaginary friends never go away . . . Ten years after starting Project Mayhem, he lives
Read moreRich Tommaso’s work in comics always feels like a rare delight in whatever genre he takes up–whether horror, mystery, crime,
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