DC Comics Marks Wonder Woman’s 80th Anniversary With Twelve Titles This October
After reporting on the plethora of Batman titles coming out this year over the past few months anyone would think
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Brink Literacy Project Launches The Impressive Looking ‘The Literary Tarot’ On Kickstarter
Tarot cards are definitely a thing. And I can only see a bright future for The Literary Tarot card collection
Read moreGraphic Audio To Adapt Dark Horse Graphic Novels Into Audiobook Format
Last week, we brought you the news that Graphic Audio and Archie Comics completed a licensing deal that will allow
Read more‘The Old Guard: Tales Through Time’: A New Anthology Series From Rucka, Fernández And Friends Announced
Greg Rucka and Leandro Fernández bestselling series The Old Guard will add to its unique universe with a new 6-issue
Read moreTB Digital Comic Con 2020: Talking ‘Pretty Deadly’ With DeConnick And Ríos
As America slowly wakes up, here in the UK Thought Bubble have already had their first few panel of the
Read moreThought Bubble Announces More Digital Convention Guest And Partners
With no Thought Bubble this year, like many other shows, it’s gone online and today we get a better look
Read moreDC Comics Release More Details And Previews For ‘Detective Comics’ #1027
Detective Comics #1027 celebrates Batman’s 1000th appearance in the book, so a good excuse to push put the boat with
Read moreComic-Con@Home: DC Comics Day 1 Panel News
DC Comics held its first panel at Comic-Con@Home Friday morning and it was jam packed with your favorite creators. It
Read moreAnother Covid-19 Fundraiser: ‘Inside Art Digital Anthology’ To Support Female Retailers
We’ve already had various initiatives by comic book publishers, free online comics to read, as well as not one but
Read more#Creators4Comics Auction Launches To Help Comic Shops And Bookstores
With only essential businesses open in most areas and Diamond halting shipments of new product due to COVID-19, comic shops
Read morePreview: ‘Aquaman’ #57 And Aquababy Is Ready Drop
Aquaman #57 is out next Wednesday 19th February and DC Comics really want you to know about it by releasing
Read moreSalty Sea Daddy: Aquaman Annual #2 Reviewed
Aquaman and Aqualad beat a wannabe supervillain calling himself Sea Daddy, but the fight ruins the supplies for Amnesty Bay’s Founder’s Festival. The town is already in a foul mood, and the sky has been blackened by the symbol of Doom. Arthur knows the town needs this festival, and he will do whatever it takes to salvage it.
Read moreShowdown At Amnesty Bay In Aquaman #53
Mera is ready to wreak vengeance upon the surface world for the desecration of an Atlantean holy site perpetrated by Black Manta. Meanwhile, the founder of Amnesty Bay has returned after being gone for 200 years, and Aquaman wants answers.
Read moreArthur Comes Home – Aquaman #50 Reviewed
Aquaman and the old gods of Unspoken Waters arrive in Arthur’s home of Amnesty Bay. The town is abuzz with excitement about the return of its hero, but Mera and her council are forced to make rash decisions because of the news.
Read moreDeConnick And Rios’ Pretty Deadly Returns To Image Comics This September
Kelly Sue DeConnick (Captain Marvel, Bitch Planet) and Emma Ríos’ (I.D., Mirror) mythic fantasy series, Pretty Deadly returns to Image Comics this
Read moreThe Tragic Tale Of Arthur Curry Is Finally Revealed In Aquaman #49
So far, Kelly Sue DeConnick’s Aquaman run has been a distinctive and suitably grand interpretation of the character, but it
Read moreAlliance With The Old Gods In Aquaman #47
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Namma is unleashed, and she is on her way to spread death across the world’s oceans. Andy
Read moreNamma And Caille Unleashed In Aquaman #46
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Andy (Aquaman) and Caille have just arrived on Namma’s island, and something has happened to Caille. She’s
Read moreECCC 2019: The Black Crown Panel Announces Marilyn Manor By Visaggio & Zarcone
At the Black Crown panel at Emerald City Comic Con on Friday evening, Shelly Bond hosted Kelly Sue DeConnick, Mags
Read moreECCC 2019: Meet The Superheroes Of DC, Especially Aquaman, The Wonder Twins, and Brian Michael Bendis!
“It was so nice of them to make that movie to promote my book,” said Aquaman writer Kelly Sue DeConnick.
Read moreFather Sea And Mother Salt: Aquaman #45 Reviewed
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Aquaman and Caille set out to find Caille’s mom, a sea-witch named Namma. Andy (Aquaman) has gotten
Read moreThe Secrets Of The Unspoken Waters In Aquaman #44
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Mera still longs for Aquaman, even if she and all of Atlantis believes that Arthur Curry is
Read moreNo Man Is An Island, But One Might Be The Ocean In Aquaman #43
On the heels of “Drowned Earth” and just ahead of his first feature film, Arthur Curry, the Aquaman, finally gets
Read moreA New Team And New Story Arc: Preview Aquaman #43 From DC Comics
With Aquaman riding high at the box office here in Europe, Aquaman #43 is clearly designed as an easy jumping-on
Read moreWordy But A Ton of Fun: Aquaman/Justice League: Drowned Earth #1
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Mera, Superman, and the Flash have the Tear of Extinction, but they are pinned down by the
Read moreNYCC 2018: DC World’s Finest Brings Aquaman, Electric Warriors, Super Sons & More!
After the customary trailer for DC Universe was played, Wendy Moore, host of DC Daily took to the stage to
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Femme Magnifique Is An Informative, Celebratory Salute To Womanhood
People were pretty bummed all around the world when they discovered the outcome of the US elections in the Fall
Read more‘Where We Live’ Delivers Eye-Opening Stories For A Good Cause
On October 1, 2017, Las Vegas, Nevada suffered the worst mass shooting in modern American history, resulting in 58 deaths
Read moreDC’s Black Label: First Wave Of Titles Announced
The new mature readers’ label at DC has just announced its first six titles they’ll be releasing under their new
Read moreBitch Planet Becomes An Even More Satire-Driven Anthology Series In June
The Image-published series Bitch Planet is spinning out into an anthology format called “Triple Feature” this summer, carrying “satirical
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