Comicon’s 7 Best Comic Writers Of 2018
Welcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of 2018. This year we
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Comicon’s 7 Best Comic Letterers Of 2018
Welcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of 2018. This year we
Read moreComicon’s 7 Best Single Comic Issues Of 2018
Welcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of 2018. This year we
Read moreAnother Ramped-Up, Amped-Up Corker Of A Comic In Justice League #14
Batman overcompensates for losing the Totality to Luthor and his Legion of Doom, while Hawkgirl and a Justice League contingency
Read moreLucifer #3 Abounds In Pain, Bloodshed & Literary Allusions
While Lucifer #3 continues to preoccupy us with the ongoing imprisonment and deterioration of our would-be hero and the book’s
Read moreWe Now Interrupt Your Regularly Scheduled Programming In Batman #61
In Batman #38, we got a one-off story about a potential new villain in the making. It was an unexpected
Read moreDC Reveals Detective Comics #1000 Variant Covers With No Female Artists Included
With DC Comics solicitations for March 20189 finally up, it also means readers get a look at the covers to
Read moreThe Stack 12/12 – Asgardians Of The Galaxy, Champions, Titans & More!
Asgardians of the Galaxy #4 Writer: Cullen Bunn Artists: Matteo Lolli, Natacha Bustos, Luca Maresca Color Artist: Federico Blee Annabelle
Read moreWonder Woman #60 Starts To Click For The New Team
Wonder Woman has always had one foot in mythology while remaining in Man’s World. This issue shows that it may
Read moreThe Flash #60 Introduces A New Hero Who’s In It To Last
Often when we get a cover liked The Flash #60, the issue ends up being perfunctory, with the new hero
Read moreA New Team And New Story Arc: Preview Aquaman #43 From DC Comics
With Aquaman riding high at the box office here in Europe, Aquaman #43 is clearly designed as an easy jumping-on
Read moreFranchise Expansion Or Implosion – Superman: The Movie
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreReliving The Murder Of The Waynes In Batman: Detective Comics #994
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Batman is called out to investigate a murder at the Gotham City Aquarium. A couple were murdered,
Read moreThe First Life Of Hawkman Revealed In Hawkman #7
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Hawkman’s first life is revealed at last. Eons ago, Ktar Deathbringer was the general of the Deathbringer
Read moreGreen Lantern Kyle Rayner Takes The Stage In Titans #31
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Green Lantern Kyle Rayner gives the Titans and their Boom Room a ferry back to Earth. The
Read moreAn Homage To Alfred Pennyworth In Batman Annual #3
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] We go back to the infamous night wherein Thomas and Martha Wayne were gunned down. Alfred Pennyworth
Read moreReturning To The Ruins Of Krypton With Supergirl #25
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Supergirl, Krypto, and Z’ndr Kol arrive at the remains of what was once Planet Krypton. Immediately, the
Read moreA Bloody First Issue From The Batman Who Laughs #1
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Batman is in pursuit of a criminal ring that is smuggling bodies out of Gotham on flatbeds
Read moreJustice League Dark #6: A Character-Driven Comic That Helps Develop The Team
Following on from the events of Justice League Dark #5, the magical land of Myrra is dealing with the continual
Read moreBatman Annual #3 Is a Portrait Of One Of Comics’ Greatest Characters
Alfred Pennyworth is one of the most stalwart and reliable supporting characters in comics. You could dismiss him as a
Read moreSuperman #6 Is The Best Superhero Book You’ll Read This Week
Superman #6 is two very interesting halves, that shouldn’t work together in one issue. Somehow though, they do and actually
Read moreFacing Down Your Destiny In Adventures Of The Super Sons #5
Imagine coming face-to-face with a future version of yourself. What kind of questions would you ask the older you? Robin
Read moreThe Stack 12/05 – Green Lantern, Shazam, Doomsday Clock, And More!
This might be my favorite week of the year. Green Lantern and Shazam are the kind of books that would
Read moreThe Fall Of The Citizen In Green Arrow #47
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] The Citizen has captured Oliver Queen, and the vigilante is putting Ollie on trial before his audience.
Read moreBatman, A Murderer? Preview The Batman Who Laughs #1 By Snyder And Jock
Coming to comic book stores this Wednesday, the 12th of December is the highly anticipated DC comic book, The Batman
Read moreBatman #60 Will Leave You Speechless
After an issue that carries forward the theme of the last few stories, Batman #60 ends on a final page
Read morePlastic Man Joins The DC Entertainment Movie Slate
For once, we’ll refrain from any stretchy puns. Variety reports a film based on the DC Comics character Plastic
Read moreMartin Manhunter #1 Is The Weirdest Detective Story In Comics
In the pantheon of DC’s heroes, it’s impossible to argue that J’Onn J’Onzz is among the top tier. It’s also
Read moreThe Green Lantern #2 Makes Good On Its Promise Of Being A Cop Drama In Space
Grant Morrison wanted to give us a Green Lantern book that promised to be a cop comic set in space
Read moreDC Comics Reveal Young Justice Variant Covers Ahead Of Final Orders
With FOC for the new Young Justice book this December 10th, DC have released a first look at the variant
Read moreShazam! #1 Is Just Plain Fun
Sometimes a comic comes along that perfectly captures the spirit of a character and concept. In SHAZAM #1, Geoff Johns
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