Taking Matters Into Your Own Hands — Talking ‘Bronze Faces’ With Co-Writer Shobo
It’s not everyday that the chance to correct a wrong perpetrated against your ancestors falls in your lap. Timi, Gbonka,
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Lee Loughridge
Get A First Look At Skybound’s ‘Universal Monsters: The Mummy’ #2
Skybound/Image Comics, in partnership with Universal Products & Experiences, have shared a first look at Universal Monsters: The Mummy #2,
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Faith Erin Hicks Talks ‘Universal Monsters: The Mummy’, The Original Film, And More
Helen has lived in Thebes her whole life but, when it comes to making friends, having a powerful father who
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A Past With No Honor — Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #30
Time is a really funny thing. Myths and legends are born of it, their veracity hard to determine. Especially those
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Comicon’s Best Colorists Of 2024
Welcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of the strange year that
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These Were The Voyages: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #27
Unfortunately for the cosmos and multiverse, the maniacal android Lore has achieved his mission to wipe out all of existence.
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Talking ‘Backflash’ With Mat Johnson And Steve Lieber
In a fair world, Devin would be able to grieve the death of his mother without the threat of her
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Breaking All The Barriers: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #26
Time and space are very fun concepts. Breaking or bending them is just business as usual for most Starfleet crews.
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Soaring Even Stronger Than Ever: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #25
Explore strange new worlds, seek out new life and new civilizations, and boldly go where no one has gone before.
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NYCC 2024: Comixology Plans For Growth In Digital And Physical Comics
While comics readers may think of Amazon’s Comixology as a platform solely for digital comic books, Jeff DiBartolomeo is doing
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Surfing On The Edge Of Tomorrow: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #24
With one move, the maniacal android Lore wiped out reality with a plan to replace it with his own creation.
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These Are The Continuing Voyages: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #500
Once upon a time, big numbers were all over the place in regard to the covers of ongoing comic books.
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‘Standstill’ #1 Is The Latest Image Comic To Get A Second Printing
Writer/colourist Lee Loughridge (colourist on Deadly Class, The Good Asian) and artist Andrew Robinson’s Standstill #1 has sold out at distribution level
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Surfing The Waves Of Eternal Destruction — Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #23
A famous title begs the question, Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? Not if it’s the megalomaniacal android named Lore.
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Shades Of Not So Gray — Reviewing ‘Absolute Power: Task Force VII’ #4
Amanda Waller’s forces continue to steamroll over every villain and hero, powered or not, with a stop in Batman’s playground.
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Skybound Shares A First Look At ‘Scarlett’ #4
While I was out enjoying a balmy summer’s evening – rare as hen’s teeth in the UK these days –
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EXCLUSIVE: Lee Loughridge Names His Personal Favourite Coloured Comics And Those Of His Peers
Lee Loughridge is an Eisner Award winning colourist but recently he has set his sights on writing with his comic
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A Mother’s Love — Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #22
Benjamin Sisko and the galaxy’s fate are well acquainted. Unfortunately, this time, the intrepid captain might be far too late.
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Beneath The Masks Of Lies: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1086
Deconstructing characters, getting to their very core, before building them back up is a tried-and-true trope in superhero comic books.
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Are You There Gods? It’s Me, Beverly: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #21
Meeting (and chastising) godly beings is a typical Tuesday for Starfleet officers. Basically, a rite of passage at this point.
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Skybound Shares A First Look At G.I.Joe’s ‘Scarlett’ #2
Skybound/Image Comics, and toy and game company Hasbro, have revealed a first look at Scarlett #2, by writer Kelly Thompson
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Talking Skybound’s ‘Scarlett’ With Kelly Thompson And Marco Ferrari
Whether you grew up with GI Joe or just love a female action star, Skybound’s new miniseries, Scarlett, is the
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EXCLUSIVE: Previewing ‘MidState’ #4 On ComiXology
Coming out next Tuesday on ComiXology is MidState #4 from colourist and now writer Lee Loughridge with art by Mack
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The Strangest New World: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #20
Starfleet’s mission includes boldly going where no one has gone before. Sometimes that means boldly going where they’re not wanted.
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Image Comics Announce ‘Standstill’ A New Revenge-Drenched Drama From Andrew Robinson And Lee Loughridge
Fan-favorite artist Andrew Robinson teams up with up-and-coming writer Lee Loughridge (colorist on Deadly Class, The Good Asian) for the all-new,
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Not So Teen Titans Any More: Reviewing ‘Tales Of The Titans’
While their whole deal is being a team of ‘found family’ superheroes, the Titans also have plenty of important solo
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What Does A God Need With A Starship?: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #19
Saving the universe, and all manners of existence within, is tiring business. Just ask Captain Sisko and his weary crew.
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Tearing Down Those Walls: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics: Gotham Nocturne Act I’
Beaten. Broken. Bested. Batman has been through a lot over 80 years with physical, mental, and emotional scars as proof.
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Rise Of The Darkest Knight: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1083
Batman is just a man, but is also a very powerful force. A symbol. A figure that transcends the ages.
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Theseus Is Their Name: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #18
Benjamin Sisko and war are intimately familiar. As another conflict looms large, Sisko makes a bold choice. One that could
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Mark Millar Reveals His First Of Five New Comics Series With Dark Horse, ‘Nemesis
Well, today’s the day Mark Millar reveals all with a rollout of five titles he’ll be publishing through Dark Horse
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