Comicon’s 7 Best Comic Cover Artists 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 Colorists 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 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 Comic Artists 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 Comic Series 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 moreMiddlewest #1 Goes Back For A Third Printing
What can we say other than ‘Congratulations’ to Skottie Young and Jorge Corona for their soaraway success. They must feel
Read moreDeadly Class, Episode 1 Review: “Reagan Youth”
A month in advance of when we were expecting it, Syfy has released the first episode of Deadly Class and it’s
Read moreRiding The Rails In Middlewest #2
After a whirlwind of a first issue (sorry, I had to), Middlewest settles back a little more with world building
Read moreExorsisters #3 Gets Apocalyptic
Exorsisters has been an interesting series so far. It really feels like a breath of fresh air, and this issue’s
Read moreThe Trinity Is Complete In Murder Falcon #3
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] The attacks from the Veldar continue, and the band needs to get the third of its trio:
Read moreBitter Root #2 Surpasses #1 In Energy And Personality
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] The mysterious stranger in Mississippi uses his strange weapon to save the last remaining Klansmen and his
Read moreAdvance Review: Middlewest #2 Serves Up Magic Realism Dipped In Americana
When last we saw Abel and his traveling companion the fox (he’s not big on the whole name thing, apparently)
Read moreBirthright #34 Pits Brother Against Brother In A Battle For The Ages
There are no fights like those between siblings. Brothers and sisters can beat the living crap out of each other
Read moreLeading The President’s Forces On A Merry Old Chase In Cemetery Beach #4
Force recon expert Mike Blackburn has promised to get dissident Grace Moody out of a secret, private space colony and
Read moreSkyward #9 Goes Higher And Higher
The final issue of one of my favourite comics of the year should be in stores now. It’s this… Isn’t
Read moreHit And Run: Preview Assassination Nation #1 From Starks, Henderson And Image Comics
Two-time Eisner Award winner Erica Henderson (The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Jughead) and Eisner-nominated writer Kyle Starks (Rick and Morty, Sexcastle)
Read moreInfinite Dark #3 Takes An Unexpected But Welcome Left Turn
Honestly, this issue of Infinite Dark shouldn’t have surprised me. The first issue was brilliant nihilistic cosmic horror, and the
Read moreMonstress Launches A New Arc In January And Receives A Deluxe Hardcover Edition In July
Image Comics has announced that the multiple Eisner Award-winning series Monstress by creator/writer Marjorie Liu (who made history as the
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 moreOuter Darkness #2 Is More Leatherface Than Lost In Space
This week sees the release of John Layman and Afu Chan’s Outer Darkness #2, a sci-fi horror comic that really
Read moreBlackbird #3 Immerses Readers In A Magical World
After two issues of character building, Blackbird #3 takes a different approach, leading towards a deeper mythology in the series.
Read moreTrotter’s Master Plan Unfolds In Crowded #5
Things go from bad to oh-crap as the Reapr-shaped net of bad hitmen and desperate civilians begins to close around
Read moreA New Story Arc & New Format For Lazarus: Risen #1 By Rucka And Lark
The Eisner Award-winning team of Greg Rucka (Black Magic, Wonder Woman) and Michael Lark (Daredevil, Gotham Central) are returning to their
Read moreThe Freeze #1 Is A Wholly Unique Apocalypse
Post-apocalyptic survival horror is one of comics’ favorite genres. The best takes on it give us a different twist on
Read moreThe Return Of A Crime Classic: Preview Criminal #1 By Brubaker And Phillips
What better way to celebrate the renewed Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips than with a preview of Criminal #1, out
Read moreBrubaker And Philips Renew Exclusive Deal With Image Comics
Five years ago writer Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips signed an exclusive deal with Image Comics that they have now
Read moreDie #1 Is The RPG Fantasy Horror You Never Knew You Needed
Almost thirty years ago six kids vanished in the midst of a birthday party for one member of their group.
Read moreMan-Eaters #3 Catches Its Horrific Stride
With the previous two issues of Man-Eaters I was faced with something that I had run into several times in
Read moreAdvance Review: Prodigy #1 Isn’t The Fire Starter We Were Promised
If we were to believe the hype of Mark Millar, then we are to believe that his new comic book,
Read moreTwo Vampire Families Unite In Redneck #17
You’re invited to the wedding of a lifetime! Witness the union of two vampire families as Bartlett and July tie
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