TV Cult Classic ‘The Twilight Zone’ Gets A Black And White Anthology Series From IDW Dark
IDW’s horror imprint, IDW Dark, is debuting a new black-and-white comic book series this September with The Twilight Zone anthology.
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Doctor Who Week: Checking Out The Fifteenth Doctor’s Only Comic Book Adventure
Ncuti Gatwa’s Fifteenth Doctor has been one of the most unique incarnations of the Time Lord to date. So far
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Listening To The Demons Within — Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #6
Personal defense mechanisms take many shapes and sizes. Say, for example, creating a whole new gangster related ventriloquist’s dummy persona.
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Let’s See Who You Really Are — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #126
How far is far enough when trying to provide an overall feeling of safety within the populace and the enforcers?
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DC Comics Shares A First Look At ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #7
We have a new preview for you this Monday morning. Batman: Dark Patterns #7 from Dan Watters, Hayden Sherman, Tríona
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Bad Apples In A Rotten Orchard — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #125
Police-centered stories are tough things in fiction. Real world feelings often color how we feel about them fictionally too. There’s
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‘G.I. Joe: Beach Head’ #1 and ‘Jinx’ #1 Showcase The Strengths of Silence – Review
Though born of experimentation and a deadline crunch, G.I Joe #21 — the famous silent issue — stands as one
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Hearing The Right Voice — Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #5
Batman has faced a lot of things in his long and storied career as the heroic vigilante guardian of Gotham
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Sending In The Clowns — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #124
Something dark and ominous has come to Blüdhaven, playing a dangerous long game with Nightwing and others. It shifts its
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Ain’t No Dummies Here! — Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #4
Batman has faced a lot of threats through his long, body-battering career. Some of them truly strange in nature. None
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Like Flies And Honey — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #123
Capitalism has a habit of festering and bringing as much ruin as success; specifically targeting some of the most vulnerable.
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Tragically Familiar Stories — Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #3
Pain is a multi-faceted thing. It provides warning to us, but it also can be a (cruel) teacher of sorts.
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Bat Books: Previewing This Week’s Batman Family Titles
This week sees three new Batman books coming out from DC Comics. And all three feature the Dark Knight Detective
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A Villain Past And Present — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #122
Dick Grayson’s past informs the dangerous present that plagues Blüdhaven. Unfortunately, the vigilante lacks even a shred of credible evidence
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Lesser Of All Evils: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #121
Spheric Solutions war upon the streets and people of Blüdhaven continues to hit far too close to home for Nightwing.
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Tearing Open Old Wounds: Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #1
World’s greatest detective. This is the moniker often bestowed upon Batman — and, more accurately, Detective Chimp — within the
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Getting On Like Dogs And Rabbits: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #120
War has struck the streets of Blüdhaven, with its self-appointed protector finding himself five steps behind the shadowy string pullers.
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Destro #5 Review: A Surprisingly Triumphant Conclusion
In this finale to the Destro miniseries (and the end of Skybound’s “prerelease” season of miniseries before the launch of
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‘The One Hand’ And ‘The Six Fingers’ Get Collected By Image Comics In One Volume
Two interconnecting miniseries from Image Comics, The One Hand (by writer Ram V, artist Laurence Campbell, and colourist Lee Loughridge)
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On With The Show: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #119
Change is an inevitable thing. No matter what, change will happen. Sometimes though, that change comes with explosions and violence.
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Need Another Hero — Reviewing ‘Absolute Power: Task Force VII’ #7
Amanda Waller’s massive grab for power, stripping heroes and villains of their actual powers, has moved to a global level.
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A Conclusion Like No Other: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1089
As the curtain falls on Gotham City’s years-long gothic opera, the audience rises delivering a thunderous well-deserved standing ovation. In
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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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Get A First Look At ‘Destro’ #5 Final Issue From Skybound
Today Skybound/Image Comics, and collaborators Hasbro, have revealed a sneak peek and covers for Destro #5, from writer Dan Watters,
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Time To Celebrate, Slaughter Swamp Style: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #25
What does one do after defeating their ex-boyfriend and fungus offspring (of sorts) zombies? Family swamp cleanup day, that’s what!
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Wrapping Up In Style: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1088
Gotham is a city full of shadows, monsters, dark secrets but also a tenacious spirit that keeps on fighting back.
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‘Destro’ #3 Review: How Destro Got His Groove Back
Throughout the first two issues of Image Comics’ Destro, the titular character has been fighting to turn back a tide
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Your First Look At ‘Destro’ #4 From Skybound/Image Comics And Hasbro
Skybound/Image Comics/Hasbro have revealed a first look and cover gallery for Destro #4 by writer Dan Watters (Loki, Universal Monsters:
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Gotham’s Reckoning– Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1087
The end is nigh for Gotham’s gothic opera. Fire, ice, and madness are plaguing the city as the Bat returns.
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Advance Review: Crimson Guards and Burning Robots Liven Up ‘Destro’ #2
The first issue of Destro was a character study of its title character, introducing readers to a man so obsessed
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The Monster Is Capitalism — Reviewing ‘Doctor Who: The Fifteenth Doctor’ #1
Traveling through time and space means access to a great many wonders. Such as the last shopping mall on Earth.
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