Advance Review: ‘Crowbound’ #2 Moves At Its Own Pace And Reveals Just Enough To Keep Readers Hooked
It’s not every new series that ends its premiere issue with the main character’s throat being slashed and pushed off
Read moreIt’s not every new series that ends its premiere issue with the main character’s throat being slashed and pushed off
Read moreSean Gordon Murphy‘s The Last Driver #2 has sold out and now speeding its way back to the printers for
Read moreUK comic book creator and 2023 Russ Manning Most Promising Newcomer Award winner Zoe Thorogood is teaming up with newcomer
Read moreFirst the heist and now the escape. After a crazy first issue involving a scumbag main character getting
Read moreStory arcs in comics are funny things. First, they are pretty arbitrary. The arc begins and ends
Read more“So what do we do?” “We drive.” No other set of dialogue could better explain Sean Murphy’s The Last
Read moreLuana Vecchio (Lovesick) had created four interconnecting covers for the forthcoming Skybound/Image Comics series, Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein
Read moreThere’s weird and then there’s The Eye Collector. Weird, of course, is relative. My weird may be normal to
Read moreWe’re starting the day off with a first look at Skybound’s Creepshow Vol.5 #2, which features stories by the creative
Read moreSometimes a proven team of industry legends comes together and wows readers with an amazing story, witty dialogue, and eye-popping
Read moreYoung Foy has been through a lot. And so have the readers. But it still wasn’t very satisfying for any
Read moreCreators Tony Fleecs (Stray Dogs, Feral) and Tim Seeley (Revival, Hack/Slash) have a new campy slasher/dark satire series, The Princess
Read moreStop me if you’ve heard this one before. The truth of the matter is you probably have. Things
Read moreIt was always the plan for different iconic artists to illustrate different story arcs for Robert Kirkman‘s Terminal. And so
Read moreThis one is all about the battles. After a slow start, Invincible Universe: Battle Beast Vol. 2 —
Read moreIt would seem that Image Comics can’t get enough of Rob Liefeld, with two new variant covers revealed. One is
Read moreInvincible Universe: Battle Beast #1 from creator/writer Robert Kirkman (Terminal, Void Rivals), co-creator/artist Ryan Ottley (Invincible), colourist Annalisa Leoni (Cobra Commander), and letterer Rus Wooton
Read moreWe have a first look at Steve Skroce‘s Tales of Wonder #2. It’s three pages, but definitely worthy of your
Read moreIn the real world, journalists are having a rough time with the closing of newspapers and the distrust of many
Read moreMy Grandma, what a very big … knife you have! Of the Earth’s Gramma Betty is back — and
Read moreThe seesaw of inconsistency that has marked Blood & Thunder has once again swung downward. The series just can’t
Read moreThe longest-running series from a single artist/writer, Savage Dragon by Image Comics partner and CFO Erik Larsen is finally getting collected
Read moreLast year Image Comics published one of its most creative and innovative comics to date with Ice Cream Man: The
Read moreThe never-ending debate of who is more important in comics — the writer or the artist — rages in Steve Skroce‘s
Read moreYou can’t say that Guillem March isn’t willing to put in the work. March, known for his illustration work on Batman and Catwoman,
Read moreSkybound’s Terminal — Robert Kirkman‘s answer to the X-Men — has been a hit with fans. So, what better way to
Read moreCo-writers Mark Elijah Rosenberg (Approaching the Unknown, Year Million) and Matthew Rosenberg (We’re Taking Everyone Down With Us, 4 Kids Walk
Read moreThere’s a lot of confusion in The Eye Collector, but one thing is certain: Never let Nathan’s mom tell the kids
Read moreWith friends like these, young Foy certainly doesn’t need any more enemies. For the last four issues of
Read moreIf nothing else, this issue put the blood in Universal Monsters: Blood of the Wolf Man. Just as in
Read moreIt’s no surprise that Andy Kubert gives readers of Terminal #2 plenty to gawk at. After all, the artist known for his
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