Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #19 Versus A Figurative Mountain
Writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci are still consolidating a strong narrative throughline for this entire series. However, this issue
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #18 Gets Experimental
Writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci create a script that has believable dialogue and character actions. Though the plotting seems
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Skybound Share A First Look At ‘Capes’ #8
Skybound and Image Comics have given fans a first look at the Invincible Universe’s Capes #8, from writer Benito Cereno,
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #17 May Be Mentally Unwell
The creative team consists of writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci, main cover and interior artist Gerlado Borges, colorist Mark
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All-New Story-Arc: Skybound’s ‘Capes’ #7 First Look
Capes #7, out later this month from Skybound and Image Comics, is the first issue featuring brand new stories and
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #16 Continues The Surprise Reveals
Co-writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci create a mostly solid script. However, editors Christina Harrington and Sarah Brunstad miss two
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy St. Patrick’s Day Special’ Lucks Out
Dick Tracy St. Patrick’s Day Special (2026) has holiday theming, yet it reads somewhat like an annual might — at
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Skybound’s Reveals New Variant Covers For ‘Capes’ #1 From Skybound/Image Comics
Image Comics unveiled a new lineup of covers for the long-out-of-print comic book series Capes. And all produced some of
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Advance Review: A Single Panel In ‘No/One’ #5 Shatters The Illusion
Sometimes all it takes to jar you out of enjoying a terrific comic book is a single panel that is
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Advance Review: The Pressure Is On In `No/One’ #2
Only two issues into the No/One limited series, and the pressure is already building. Cop Ben is being pressured by
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Advance Review: `No/One’ #1 Kills Right Out Of The Gate
Exposition is a critical ingredient to stories – particularly to ones in which new characters and situations are being introduced.
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An Interview With The Creators Of ‘The Brother Of All Men’
Officially, Guy is looking for a missing girl. If he can kill two birds with one stone, though, and find
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AfterShock Comics Announces ‘The Brotherhood Of All Men’: A New Rural Horror Mystery Based On A True Story
AfterShock Comics announces a new horror mystery, The Brotherhood of All Men, from writer Zac Thompson, artist Eoin Marron, colourist Mark Englert and
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AfterShock Comics Announces ‘A Calculated Man’: “John Wick Mixed With A Beautiful Mind”
Writer Paul Tobin, artist Alberto Alburquerque, colourist Mark Englert and letterer Taylor Esposito are to publish a new comic book
Read moreReview: Not That Kind Of ‘Dark Red #10’
This issue’s script by writers Tim Seeley and Aaron Gillespie is tonally similar to a horror movie with a rating
Read moreCorrecting Time With Blood: ‘Artemis And The Assassin #1’ Reviewed
We meet a time-travelling assassin on her mission to kill Grigori Rasputin in 1914 Russia. She is successful and returns back to her home base. After being wrung out by her superior, she goes to her next destination: Vichy, France, 1944.
Read moreThe Truth Of Everything In Midnight Vista #5
Oliver finally finds someone who believes his story, but it’s Raj Barker, the head of a cult dedicated to communicating with aliens. To make things more frightening, Raj speaks a lot of sense. Meanwhile, Detective Aldo and the Men in Black hone in on Oliver’s trail.
Read moreBleeding From The Ribs In Dark Red #9
This issue’s cover by artist Megan Hetrick features a slightly cartoonish yet still realistic sense of design and a color
Read moreAlien Nihilism And California New Age Philosophy Meet In Midnight Vista #4
The Men in Black capture Marisol while Oliver makes his way to Los Angeles, California. He’s there for weeks, living homeless and penniless while searching for Raj Barker. Meanwhile, Detective Aldo Martinez takes issue with the way the Men in Black are handling the search for Oliver.
Read moreMama Knows Best: Midnight Vista #3 Reviewed
Marisol has returned to save her son from the men in black. Oliver and his mother reconnect and bond in the short time they have before they need to get moving again. Meanwhile, the police work to track down Marisol and Oliver.
Read moreThe Lumpy Men In Black: Midnight Vista #2 Reviewed
Oliver is back home, but there are still countless questions in regards to his disappearance. Plus, his step-father, Nomar, is still nowhere to be found. Oliver’s insistence that it was an alien abduction only complicates things and baffles those around him further.
Read moreThe End Times Are Upon Us In Babyteeth #16
Five years have passed since the last issue. Satan and his demons have overrun the Earth, and it’s all Sadie, Clark, and the others can manage to survive and avoid being caught. Even that may be impossible soon.
Read moreThe End Times Are Upon Us In Babyteeth #16
Five years have passed since the last issue. Satan and his demons have overrun the Earth, and it’s all Sadie, Clark, and the others can manage to survive and avoid being caught. Even that may be impossible soon.
Read moreAliens Don’t Know How To Raise Children: Midnight Vista #1 Reviewed
Oliver’s parents just went through a bad divorce, and his step-dad takes him out to get ice cream. They are abducted by aliens and never make it home. Now, 17 years later, Oliver reappears in the streets of El Paso.
Read moreThe Battle Of Heaven And Hell In Babyteeth #15
God has arrived in the Red Realm to put a stop to Satan, and the Devil tells Sadie that the Big Man is a threat to Carter and her family. Satan tries to hold God and His angelic host long enough for them to get away, but Simon can’t make a portal right now. It’s all down to Carter.
Read moreThe Battle Of Heaven And Hell In Babyteeth #15
God has arrived in the Red Realm to put a stop to Satan, and the Devil tells Sadie that the Big Man is a threat to Carter and her family. Satan tries to hold God and His angelic host long enough for them to get away, but Simon can’t make a portal right now. It’s all down to Carter.
Read moreMidnight Vista Delivers A New Take On Alien Abduction
AfterShock Comics has announced Midnight Vista, a new sci-fi tale following a young man and his step-father after they’re both
Read moreNazi Vampires In The Bible Belt: Dark Red #2
Rural vampire Chip is dragged from his boring life as a late night convenience store clerk and into a monstrous
Read moreVampirism In The Heart Of America: Dark Red #1
Charles “Chip” Ipswich isn’t one of those coastal elites with a liberal arts degree and a job at a social
Read moreA Sobering Account Of The Anti-Nativity Collected In Babyteeth Year One HC
Sadie Ritter is sixteen years old, nine months pregnant, and scared out of her sweet nerdy mind. Having a baby
Read moreHandsome Prints: Bottleneck Gallery Supporting LAFD With Time Release Print
The good people at Bottleneck Gallery have released a time-limited print of Mark Englert’s previously sold out Pawnee National Park
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