Cyber Force Blast Back Into Action This March From Image Comics
To protect the future, what will we become? In a modern world where humanity is defined by the technology it
Read moreTo protect the future, what will we become? In a modern world where humanity is defined by the technology it
Read moreWith the release of several holiday themed comics this week already, I thought it wise to offer you a selection
Read moreAfter an announcement this year at Emerald City Comic Con, Sleepless has finally arrived. To be honest, that cover is
Read moreNew “maxi-series” Days of Hate is coming up from Image Comics in January, written by Aleš Kot (Zero, Generation Gone)
Read moreIt wasn’t just the bubble gum pink front cover and metallic ink that drew me to this hardback edition of
Read moreThe Image-published series Violent Love careened to a conclusion this week at the end of a driving pace in telling
Read moreStraight off of his Spy Seal series, which takes a break until the Fall of 2018, writer/artist Rich Tomasso has
Read moreCollecting the first five issue story arc from this wonderful fantasy series from writer Sebastian Girner (Shirtless Bear Fighter!) and
Read morePerhaps you have heard me mention how much I love Otis Frampton’s graphic novel series, Oddly Normal from Image. I’m happy to share that
Read more“LIFE AFTER,” Part One: Gunned down and left for dead on a New York rooftop, Alex Underwood’s life should have
Read moreHas it been 15 years already? Where’s the time gone? Well, for Rick and the gang, it’s been a journey
Read moreThe final issue of the first series of Spy Seal arrived last week, completing the storyline known as “The Corten
Read moreThe second issue of Wes Craig’s (co-creator of Deadly Class) and artist Toby Cypress’ (Omega Men, The White Suits) new series,
Read moreRelaunching this Top Cow/Image favourite with an strong female led creative team, Witchblade #1 hits shelves this Wednesday, the 6th
Read moreStill North of the border and still exiled. But, that’s the least of Malcolm Dragon’s family’s problems. Savage Dragon #229
Read moreWe gave you an early-bird review for this recently, and if you look at the pages in that review and
Read moreAnother comic that first appeared in the Image published and Brandon Graham edited anthology Island is getting a print edition
Read moreIf you haven’t been reading the single issues appearing of Spy Seal by Rich Tommaso, all is not lost. You
Read moreImage Comics has announced that Brandon Graham’s trippy sci-fi series Multiple Warheads is going to be concluding with a one-shot
Read moreFor the world’s most valuable, dangerous, or secretive cargo, you don’t call just any trucking service…you call THE GHOST FLEET.
Read moreSimon Spurrier and Caspar Wijngaard are the creators behind the all-ages Image Comics series Angelic. It’s a wild fantasy world
Read moreOn the run, in love—all Amalia and Randy need is each other…until Los Queridos begin experimenting with new ways to
Read moreBack up stories are a pretty fascinating niche in comics culture–they wax and wane in popularity, never quite going away,
Read moreImage Comics are publishing a unique experiment in the form of a four issue weekly anthology comic throughout the month
Read moreImage Comics has announced that trade paperback collections of the ground-breaking comic book series, Kick-Ass by writer Mark Millar and
Read more“THE EYES UPON YOU” kicks off with the Bowmans laying low from the law with a new member of the
Read moreThe charity book that intends to raise money for the survivors of the atrocious Las Vegas shooting has found its
Read moreWe’re only days away from Watchmen 2. (Does that get under your skin? It shouldn’t, because it’s not going away.)
Read moreSince falling back in love with Savage Dragon with the recent 100 page anniversary spectacular, it’s been a fun ride
Read moreTheo Prasidis and Maarten Donders say: Watching our beloved genre grow exponentially in popularity over the years, we decided to
Read moreWe here at Comicon.com liked the first issue of Image Comics sci-fi series God Complex, so it was a no-brainer
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