Advance Review: Don’t Let Anything Stand In The Way Of Your Reading Barrier #5
When we left Liddy and Oscar in issue four, they had lassoed an alien. Issue five sees their hostage negotiations
Read moreWhen we left Liddy and Oscar in issue four, they had lassoed an alien. Issue five sees their hostage negotiations
Read moreTime is an illusion, and the walls constructed by our own perceptions are starting to crumble. Molly and Anton have
Read moreEisner-nominated writer Christopher Sebela (Heartthrob, We(l)come Back, Harley Quinn), Ro Stein & Ted Brandt (Captain Marvel, Raven: The Pirate Princess),
Read moreTen years ago, Dan Kerr turned his back on his wife and unborn daughter. Now, both mother and child have
Read moreEisner-winning writer John Layman (Chew) and Eisner-nominated artist Nick Pitarra (The Manhattan Projects), along with colorist Michael Garland are set
Read moreHoward Chaykin is returning to the Image Comics fold soon with a new creator-owned series where he’ll be telling a
Read moreVoid Trip, by writer Ryan O’Sullivan and artist Plaid Klaus, is collected by Image and on stands next Wednesday, the 30th
Read moreImage Comics has revealed that they’ll be picking up Marian Churchland’s long-running blog posts on Hchom.com for a collected edition
Read moreBrandon Dayton is returning to the world of mythical Russia to create a new installment following one of YALSA’s “Top Ten
Read moreLove Scotland? Love folk-tales? Maybe just great stories? This November, sibling writer/artist duo Cat Seaton and Kit Seaton (Afar) are
Read moreI was drawn to Evolution when it released last November. How could I not be? A great horror book, even
Read moreA month ago, Skyward issue #1 hit the stands with a gloriously simple premise: What if gravity suddenly almost disappeared?
Read moreAnd I thought our UK government were a bunch of clowns, but not compared to a President like yours in
Read moreAccording to The Hollywood Reporter, John Wick director Chad Stahelski will adapt Analog for Lionsgate. The Image Comics title
Read moreThis October 13th Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment will be celebrating The Walking Dead’s 15th birthday. To mark the occasion,
Read moreMarcus, Maria, and a handful of other students from Kings Dominion are fighting for their lives in the streets of
Read moreThe third issue of Dry County released from Image Comics on May 16th, 2018, and though I was traveling at
Read moreBestselling editor Pornsak Pichetshote (Swamp Thing) makes his comics-writing debut alongside artist extraordinaire Aaron Campbell (The Shadow), award-winning colorist and
Read moreBook Expo and BookCon are two events that celebrate and focus on books. The former is more of a trade
Read moreThe bestselling team of Jeff Lemire & Andrea Sorrentino (Old Man Logan, Green Arrow) unleash their most ambitious story to
Read moreThe upcoming sci-fi series, The Weatherman is set to debut next month from Image Comics. To whet your appetite prior
Read moreA third printing of Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl and Msassyk’s, Isola #1? I guess so. But then, it is a great
Read moreOblivion Song from Image Comics has been burning up the sales charts, and issue #3 continues that trend, going back
Read moreThanks to a very chatty captive, insect-like Melon Karkinos, in the opening splash page and throughout this comic’s opening pages,
Read moreFarel Dalrymple’s art style is so distinctive that you’d probably recognize it within viewing a single panel or even part
Read moreEarth Security Agents Rice and McIntyre and dealing with the fallout of their latest mission that left a rogue alien
Read moreFrank Quitely, who needs no introduction, was kind enough to grab a few minutes with me at Portsmouth Comic Con over the
Read moreImage Comics have announced that the Where We Live comics anthology, created to benefit victims of Las Vegas gun violence,
Read moreWe’re back with Analog, the new series from Image Comics, Jerry Duggan and David O’Sullivan. I reviewed issue 1 and
Read moreIssue 2 of the fantastic fantasy epic, ISOLA (out this week), sees travelling companions, Captain Rook and the transformed Queen
Read moreWell, she is probably the most visible allergy-sufferer in comics right now, so it’s only appropriate that Snotgirl Volume 2:
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