Review: Too Much Of The Same Story Plagues ‘Something Is Killing The Children’ #31
It’s been nearly four months between issues of Something is Killing the Children, and yet that time off has done
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James Tynion IV And Simmonds Team Up For ‘Universal Monsters: Dracula’ Mini-Series
The smash-hit duo behind The Department of Truth, writer James Tynion IV and artist Martin Simmonds, are bringing some Universal
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All Three Issues Of James Tynion IV And Fernando Blanco’s ‘W0rldtr33’ Sell Out And Get Further Printings
The first four issues of Image Comics’ W0rldtr33 by James Tynion IV and Fernando Blanco are being sent back to the printers
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Review: ‘Christopher Chaos’ #1 Is Anything But Pedestrian
Welcome to the table, It’s no secret I enjoy weird stuff. There is something fun about non-traditional stories that hook
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Stealing From The Cops: Previewing ‘W0rldtr33’ #3
Written by James Tynion IV Art by Fernando Blanco W0RLDTR33 holds the key to understanding why Ellison Lane’s kid brother
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Advance Review: Back To The Ordinary Terror In ‘W0rldtr33’ #3
We now return to our regularly scheduled story. After an issue in which writer James Tynion IV had fun exploring
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Leading ‘The Second Landing’ — Discussing Original Comic Art With The Green Room’s Iciar Palacios
After years of planning, Iciar Palacios recently launched The Green Room, a company that represents several Spanish artists. Palacios, the
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Previewing DC Black Label’s ‘The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country — The Glass House #3 And ‘Waller vs. Wildstorm’ #2
Waller vs. Wildstorm #2 Writer: Spencer Ackerman, Evan Narcisse Artist: Jesus Merino Colors: Michael Atiyeh Letters: Dave Sharpe BOOK TWO
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Fan Expo Brings Its Latest Con Experience To Dallas This Weekend
Fax Expo Dallas invades the Kay Baily Hutchinson Convention Center this weekend – and Comicon will be there to bring
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Celebrate The Dad In Your Life With Our Comicon Father’s Day Gift Guide
Dad. Papa. Patriarch. Griller-in-chief. Geek. With Father’s Day only a little more than a week away, how do you say
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‘W0rldtr33’ #2 Sells Out And Gets A Second Printing
James Tynion IV and Fernando Blanco’s W0rldtr33 #2 gets a second printing after selling out at distribution level. So, you
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Previewing James Tynion IV And Fernando Blanco’s ‘W0rldtr33’ #2
Written by James Tynion IV Art by Fernando Blanco “A new world is coming. And I helped build it.”That’s what
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Advance Review: Small Talk Is Big In `W0rldTr33’ #2
After launching his new series, W0rldtr33, out of a cannon in its premiere issue, writer James Tynion IV takes a
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Previewing ‘The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country – The Glass House’ #2
Writer: James Tynion IV Artist: Patricio Delpeche Letters: Simon Bowland The Corinthian and Dream have a deal: the toothy-eyed nightmare
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How Do I Get My Teen Into Comics?
As a follow up to my recommendations for All Age Comics I’ve compiled a list of comics that should appeal
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Continuing to prove popular with you, our readers, are Frank Martin’s various TV reviews. Popular reviews from last week included
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‘W0RLDTR33’ #1 Gets A Second Printing Even Before Its Release
If you’re heading to your local comic book store anytime soon, you might want to add W0RLDTR33 #1 to your
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DC Comics Reveal A Preview For ‘The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country – The Glass House’ #1
Ahead of tomorrow’s debut, DC Comics have revealed a last-minute preview for The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country – The Glass
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Tynion’s Latest `W0rldTr33’ #1 Delayed Due To Printing Error
The highly anticipated W0rldTr33 #1 is being delayed due to a printing error, which has impacted the issue’s quality. The
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Advance Review: `Something Is Killing The Children’ #30 Remains Stuck In Neutral
From its first issue, Something is Killing the Children has captured the imaginations of comics and horror fans around the
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Review: ‘Blue Book’ #2 Reflects On The Emotional Horror Of The Unknown
Blue Book was clearly about the fear of the real world horrors of the UFO phenomena. Starting with the story
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Advance Review: The Dark Web Gets Really Dark In `W0rldTr33’ #1
If you thought the internet was a scary place, wait until you hear about the Undernet. In the hands of
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James Tynion IV Shares ‘Worldtr33’ #1 Prologue Online For Free (And So Do We)
James Tynion IV has just dropped the full prologue for Worldtr33 #1 in his latest newsletter, which you can sign
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James Tynion IV Shows Off Even More ‘Wørldtr33’ Covers For First Five Issues
In his latest mail-out, James Tynion IV has more Wørldtr33 covers to share. Covers that take their cue from other
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‘Dark’ Creators To Adapt ‘Something Is Killing The Children’ For Netflix
The creators of Dark are re-teaming with Netflix for a pretty nifty comic book adaptation. Deadline reports Baran bo Odar and
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The Horrors Are Real: ‘Blue Book’ #1 Reviewed
We live in a weird world, and that includes a lot of things, events and objects we can’t explain. Blue
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Advance Review: Politics Takes Center Stage In `Something Is Killing The Children’ #29
As if things weren’t difficult enough for Erica Slaughter, now she has to deal with office politics. On the run
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New To You Comics #127: On The Butcher’s Block In ‘House Of Slaughter’ V1
Everyone has different tastes in comics. Here at New To You Comics, we explore that as Tony and Tom dive
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James Tynion IV Reveals Variant Covers For ‘W0rldtr33’ #1 By Bill Sienkiewicz, Jenny Frisson And More
In James Tynion IV’s latest newsletter we get a slew of covers for the debut issue of his forthcoming new
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James Tynion IV Teases His New Image Comics’ Series ‘W0rldtr33’ With Cover Reveal
James Tynion IV has a new series coming out with Image Comics called W0rldtr33 and while we don’t get a
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Advance Review: `Something Is Killing The Children’ #28 Returns To Form
That’s more like it. After several issues wasting readers’ time on developing non-essential (and largely non-interesting) characters, Something is Killing
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