Tragedy Must Be Stopped In ‘Space Ghost Vs. The Herculoids’ #1
You know this had to happen. Dynamite announced Thursday the coming of Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids — the crossover event
Read moreYou know this had to happen. Dynamite announced Thursday the coming of Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids — the crossover event
Read moreWriter David Pepose has made the Avengers savage, reunited the Planeteers, and zoomed Speed Racer into the 2020s. Now, he’s
Read moreSpace Ghost continues to soar at Dynamite. The company’s reinvention of the lovable Hanna-Barbera cartoon series is well into its
Read moreThe concluding issue of the first volume of Dynamite’s Space Ghost series and the transition from this volume into the
Read moreDynamite’s 20th anniversary celebrations culminate with a SDCC look into the future. During next week’s Comic-Con International: San Diego, the
Read moreIt’s Saturday and that means another round up of posts we at Comicon.com HQ felt were worth bringing to your
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Read moreWelcome to the table, I’m a big fan of chaotically beautiful, brightly colored, and fast paced things. I like
Read moreAttention Space Ghost fans: Space Ghost is back with a new #1. But the acclaimed creative team of writer David Pepose,
Read moreIn this week’s X-books, the Adamantine story wraps in Wolverine #8, Cable does his time-travel thing in Cable: Love and
Read moreOne of the defining elements of Space Ghost has been the way it riffs on different tropes, both character-specific ones
Read moreThis week, “X-Manhunt” marches on, but turns in maybe it’s best showing yet in the process, in X-Force #9 and
Read moreWelcome to the table, I’ve always been a creature of anxiety. Because of this, the big existential threats like
Read moreDynamite’s Space Ghost has proved to be one of its most commercially and critically successful comic books of late. And
Read moreIf last issue read like the penultimate episode of a TV season finale, then Space Ghost #9 continues the trend,
Read moreIf you were watching cartoons in the 1990s, you know Captain Planet is a hero and that he’s gonna take
Read moreAs far as anyone knows, this series is not ending anytime soon. Yet despite that, Space Ghost #8 feels very
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Read moreAfter the relatively heady subject matter of the previous two issues, Space Ghost #7 returns to the more lighthearted tone
Read moreFollowing in the wake of the previous issue’s events, Space Ghost #6 is all about family. Of course, this is
Read moreThe tension between the more traditional “sunnier” heroism of classic Space Ghost and the more grimdark “take me seriously” actions
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Read moreIf you know Space Ghost you probably know him best from Space Ghost: Coast to Coast, his Adult Swim talks
Read moreAs mentioned earlier today, Dynamite’s Space Ghost will soon wrap up its first story arc. And since the series has
Read moreNow that Space Ghost, his allies, and his enemies have been reintroduced in the first six issues of Dynamite’s Space
Read moreAfter setting a new series high in terms of quality in the previous issue, Space Ghost #4 both continues to
Read moreAs we mentioned earlier today, the partnership between Dynamite and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products is expanding. And the
Read moreDynamite is hosting a Comic-Con International: San Diego panel worthy of celebration. 2024 marks the company’s 20th anniversary and to
Read moreThis is the best issue of Space Ghost yet. After establishing a (questionable) darker tone in issue #1, and setting
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