Advance Review: The Collection Of ‘Antioch’ Reads Better
Note: For the initial reviews of Antioch #1 and 2 (2022) in single issue form please go here and here.
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Advance Review: Losing (The) Count In ‘Universal Monsters – Dracula’ #3
One of the curiosities of Dracula across his many iterations is how little he appears in many of this works
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Advance Review: ‘The Deviant’ #2 Takes A Slower Storytelling Approach
After a fascinating and shocking first issue, The Deviant’s sophomore outing takes a more reserved approach to telling the story
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Review: The Truth Is Revealed In ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #5
The truth, it is said, will set you free. While we finally learn the truth behind Bill Barley’s murder in
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Sword And Sorcery Title ‘Bloodrik’ #1 By Andrew Krahnke Gets A Second Printing
Writer/artist Andrew Krahnke’s new sword and sorcery comic book Bloodrik #1 has already sold out completely at the distributor level
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Advance Review: ‘Junior Baker The Righteous Faker’ #4 Turns Inward
From the outset, Junior Baker The Righteous Faker has been a big question mark. Some of the issues have been
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Advance Review: Lots Of Actions Though Few Answers In ‘Phantom Road’ #7
No one reading Phantom Road #7 is going to complain about a lack of action. The book is packed with
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Advance Review: Ghosts Aren’t The Only Thing Plaguing ‘A Haunted Girl’ #3
Pacing in any story is delicate balance. Give too much of the story away too soon, and readers may not
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Advance Review: Exploring Life’s Whys In ‘The Six Fingers’ #1
Why do we do the things we do? Why are certain shapes familiar to us, regardless of our culture or
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Advance Review: ‘The One Hand’ #1 Breathes Life Into Police Procedurals
Just when Detective Ari Nassar is out, he gets pulled back in. Nassar is literally celebrating his retirement from the
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Twas The Night Before Christmas … Previewing ‘Antartica’ #6
Written by Simon Birks Art by Willi Roberts It’s Christmas Eve. Hannah is seven years old and looking forward to
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Review: ‘Petrol Head’ Issues 1 & 2 — A Breathless Robo-Hot-Rod Of A Comic
I’ve already previewed issues 1 & 2 for you here at Comicon, but I just couldn’t leave Petrol Head alone.
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An Interview With The Creative Team Behind ‘Bad Karma’
For some people the holidays are about family. For others, commercialism. For Ethan and Sully, this year Christmas is about
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A Cotton Candy Spider Made Of Razorblades — Reviewing ‘Kill Your Darlings’ #3
Welcome to the table, “You can never go home again.” It’s one of those phrases like “An apple a day
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Advance Review: Wanted – A Replacement for The Antichrist In ‘The Infernals’ #1
In business, it’s said that anyone is replaceable. But when that someone is literally the son of Satan, the search
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The Race Is On In ‘Petrol Head’ #2 Preview
Petrol Head #2 is out now, so gun those engines and head to your LCS to pick up the second
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Mark Millar Moves Entire Millarworld Catalogue To Dark Horse
In a seismic change in the comic book world, impresario Mark Millar is moving his Millarworld catalog Dark Horse next
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Emotionally Autobiographical: Navigating ‘Spawn: Rat City’ With Writer Erica Schultz
The Spawn Universe is set for a major expansion in 2024, with a dozen new titles, in addition to the
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Advance Review: Muddling Through ‘Midlife (Or How To Hero At Fifty!)’ #3
There are midlife crises, and then there’s what 50-year-old Ruben Kwan is facing. The middle-aged husband and father in Midlife
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Advance Review: The Predator Becomes The Prey In ‘Blood Commandment’ #2
The tables have turned on Erza. As revealed at the end of the first issue of Blood Commandment, Ezra moved
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Ian Baldessari Comes On Board At Image Comics As New Print Manager
Image Comics have announced Ian Baldessari as its new Print Manager. Before this new position, Baldessari was Production Manager at
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Review: Masterful Illustrations Evoke Great Pleasure In ‘Swan Songs’ #5
Imagine not being able to enjoy the smell of freshly baked bread. What if being in the company of friends
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Review — ‘Kill Your Darlings’ #2 Is Full Of Emotional Weight
Welcome to the table, We all deserve to be safe. Safe from fear, from hunger, from those who would do
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Previewing Tony S Daniel’s Historical Fantasy ‘Edenwood’ #2 From Image Comics
Written and illustrated by Tony S Daniel Rion finds himself deep inside Edenwood and immediately on the run from the
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A Total Blast: Jimmy Palmiotti Discusses ‘Deadly Tales Of The Gunslinger’
Jimmy Palmiotti is no stranger to Western comics. The writer and inker has scribed dozens of Jonah Hex and All-Star
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All Things Must Come To An End — Reviewing ‘Arcade Kings’ #5
Welcome to the table, I normally hate endings. I’m sure there is something locked deep within my brain that fears
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This Is How The End Begins: Reviewing ‘The Cull’ #4
Comic books have the capacity to be truly amazing transformative experiences, delivering stories beyond one’s wildest imagination from all genres.
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Bucket List Objective Achieved: Discussing ‘Spawn’ With New Artist Brett Booth
Veteran comics artist Brett Booth has drawn a number of iconic characters, from Spider-Man to the Fantastic Four to the
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Tall, Dark And Dangerous – Previewing ‘Universal Monsters: Dracula’ #2
Written by James Tynion IV Art by Martin Simmonds As Lucy Weston suffers from a mysterious ailment, Dr. Seward calls
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‘Hack/Slash Back To School’ #1 Review
Hack/Slash returns with an all new mini-series from rising star Zoe Thorogood (It’s Lonely at the Center of the Earth).
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Advance Review — It’s Nightmare After Nightmare In ‘Bone Orchard: Tenement’ #6
Have you ever had a nightmare so frightening and so vivid you have trouble understanding where the dream stopped and
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