AfterShock Offers Up ‘We Live: The Last Days’ #1 For FCBD 2021
This year’s Free Comic Book Day gets moved to August 14th because of you-know-what, and AfterShock Comics are one of
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Review: ‘Superman’ #29 Builds Family And Legacy
Superman has been through a whirlwind the last two years. With a new creative team and a new direction, it’s
Read more“John Wick With Swords”: AfterShock Comics Announces ‘Seven Swords’
Seven Swords is the next new comic book series to be announced by Aftershock Comics. Written by s screenwriter Evan Daugherty
Read moreReview: Nothing Will Be Like Before In ‘We Live’ #5
‘Extinction day hits humanity like a thunder of death. The countdown to extraction hits zero. The beacons activate and destiny
Read moreReview: ‘Miskatonic’ #4 Has Character
Writer Mark Sable creates an entertaining and intriguing script. Arguably the entertaining portion is the dialogue, and how it affects
Read moreAfterShock Comics Announces New Afterlife Fantasy Series ‘Silver City’
“When a young roughneck lands in Silver City, the gritty, purgatorial metropolis of the afterlife, she must adapt to her
Read moreComicstorian Makes Comic Writing Debut In ‘Bloodshot’ #12
Valiant Entertainment has announced a new backup story in March’s Bloodshot #12 penned by Benny Potter aka Comicstorian on YouTube.
Read moreReview: Nearing The End Of The Line In ‘We Live’ #4
‘Humbo’s plan for escaping the Acceptists might not be enough for the group to make the train headed to Megalopolis
Read moreReview: The Investigation Continues In ‘Miskatonic’ #3
Writer Mark Sable seems to have a lot of knowledge when it comes to the work of writer Howard Phillips
Read moreReview: ‘Future State: Green Lantern’ #1 Delivers Ringless Sci-Fi Adventure
What’s a Green Lantern without a ring? John Stewart, Salaak, and G’nort find themselves deep behind enemy lines when the
Read moreAfterShock Announce New Sci-Fi Psychic-Horror Series ‘Phantom Of The Scan’ For Spring
AfterShock Comics announce a new comic book series from Cullen Bunn, Mark Torres and Dave Sharpe called Phantom of the Scan #1, due out this
Read moreReview: ‘Future State: Superman Of Metropolis’ #1 Is A Mixed Bag With Promise
With DC’s Future State event launching full force this past week, readers got a glimpse of the future of the
Read moreValiant Debuts The Next ‘Faith’ Motion Comic & Teases More
Valiant Entertainment has dropped the second Faith motion comic. Where the first chapter focused on the character’s origin story and
Read moreReview: Time Is Running Out For Hototo In ‘We Live’ #3
‘Luck has abandoned the group. Humbo and Alice have lost track of their newfound friends, Tala and Hototo. The siblings
Read moreReview: A Journey Comes To A Bittersweet End In ‘Superman’ #28
We’ve known this conclusion was coming for some time. Now, in Superman #28, one journey draws to a close. It’s
Read moreReview: ‘Miskatonic’ #2 Seems To Have Something To Say
The regular cover is by artist Jeremy Haun and colorist Nick Filardi. It is a creepy, but standard character design.
Read moreReview: The Man Of Steel Brings Hope Amidst Despair In ‘Superman- Endless Winter Special’
The infamous scene in Man of Steel in which Kal-El explains that his symbol means hope has often been mocked.
Read moreValiant Launches Motion Comics With ‘Faith’ Episode #0, Part 1
Valiant Entertainment is moving! The publisher is getting into motion comics and the first one is available now featuring its
Read moreReview: A Journey Ends In ‘Action Comics’ #1027
One chapter of Superman’s life is about to come to an end. It all comes down to one last battle
Read moreReview: ‘Superman’ #27 Puts The Man Of Steel Out Of His Element
Even at his lowest points, one of Superman’s strengths is in how he is able to assess and adjust in
Read moreReview: ‘Miskatonic’ #1 Is A Problematic Eldritch Horror Story
The main cover by artist Jeremy Haun and colorist Nick Filardi is arguably the most engaging. But this is simply
Read moreNew To You Comics: Time Travel Shenanigans In ‘Ivar, Timewalker’ V1
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: ‘Legion Of Super-Heroes’ #10 Faces Great Darkness And Young Romance
The Legion has been through so much in the last year. Now that chaos is settling down, it might be
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1026 Shows The Strength Of Unity
Despite the fact that the Superman “family” has existed nearly as long as their Gotham City counterparts, readers have never
Read moreAfterShock Comics’ ‘We Live’ #1 Sells Out And Gets A Second Printing
As you’ve probably already read, new Aftershock Comics’ sci-fi series We Live #1 has sold out and heading back for a
Read moreReview: AfterShock Comics’ New Sci-Fi Eco-Horror ‘We Live’ #1
The year is 2084 and the world has changed. Wracked by calamities and crawling with monsters, the last remaining humans
Read moreReview: ‘Superman’ #26 Reveals A Unique New Adversary
Superman has always been unique among heroes. Though he’s definitively among the most powerful beings in the DC Universe, he
Read moreThe Legion Goes On Trial In ‘Legion of Super-Heroes’ #9
The Legion of Super-Heroes has been one of the DC Universe’s greatest forces for good. However, this incarnation of the
Read more‘Action Comics’ #1025 Takes Organized Crime Cosmic
Superman dismantling a super-power mafia was never going to be simple. Action Comics #1025 show just HOW “not simple” it
Read moreBullets And Bubblegum – Reviewing ‘Miles To Go’ #1
Amara Bishop is a newly single mother with a long-buried past. Raised by an alcoholic father in a rundown trailer,
Read moreReview: Metropolis’s Gang War Gets Deadly Serious In ‘Action Comics’ #1024
Superman has never really been one to clean up the streets of Metropolis. Now that’s largely because his presence in
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