All Aboard The Freedom Train: ‘American Vampire 1976’ #3 Preview
Written by Scott Snyder Art by Rafael Albuquerque Colour art by Dave McCaig “Two subterranean showdowns escalate! Thousands of miles apart,
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Written by Cecil Castellucci, Jeff Lemire, Christopher Sebela, Gail Simone, Scott Snyder, Mariko Tamaki, James Tynion IV, Mark Waid and Joshua Williamson Art by Rafael Albuquerque, Mirka Andolfo, Meghan Hetrick, Francis
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Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque get together to talk about America Vampire, amongst other things. Such as Snyder reveals how
Read moreThought Bubble Digital Comic Con 2020: Happening Right Now
This weekend should have been Thought Bubble’s sophomore year in Harrogate and like so many others, I should have been
Read moreThe Stuff Of Legends: ‘American Vampire’ 1976 #2 Previewed
Written by Scott Snyder Art by Rafael Albuquerque Colour art by Dave McCaig “Skinner, Pearl and a surprising new ally team
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Written by: Scott Snyder Art by: Rafael Albuquerque “America is broken. Trust between the government and the American public has
Read moreSpooky Super Sunday: An Afternoon Of Season Appropriate Previews
We gave you a look at the rather slim list of Halloween themed comics coming out from major publishers this
Read moreSpooky Super Sunday: An Afternoon Of Season Appropriate Previews
We gave you a look at the rather slim list of Halloween themed comics coming out from major publishers this
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 moreSomething For The Weekend: Your Regular Round Up Of Reviews, Previews And More
Another week behind us, but what were you all reading? Here’s your regular Saturday afternoon ten to takeaway for this
Read moreTalking With Rafael Albuquerque About His New Funny Book, ‘Funny Creek’, Stout Studios And More
After signing a four book deal with comiXology recently, Rafael Albuquerque and his Stout Studios has since released the first series,
Read morePreview: Actions Have Consequences As Lilly Learns In ‘Funny Creek’ #5
Funny Creek #5 is out tomorrow, September 1st from Rafael Albuquerque, Rafael Scavone, Eduardo Medeiros and Priscilla Tramontano. And, ahead
Read more‘Funny Creek’: A Weekly Digital Comic About Childhood Innocence, Violence And Coping With Tragedy
Coming this August as a weekly digital comic is ComiXology Originals’ Funny Creek, a 5-issue limited series beginning August 4 and co-written by
Read moreFirst Look: Snyder And Albuquerque Reunite To Give ‘American Vampire’ One Last Ride
I imagine many comic book fans first contact with Scott Snyder was through Vertigo’s American Vampire series. Well, for those
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #94 Faces The End
Batman’s time left is a ticking clock. He has just moments to pool resources before the Joker War begins. Batman
Read morePreview: Batman Meets The Once World’s Greatest Detective In ‘Batman’ #94
Bruce Wayne remembers the past and there he finds The Designer, as well as… the world’s greatest detective? Read on, as
Read moreThe Dark Knight All Alone In Your First Look At ‘Batman’ #94
We’ve had a lot of buzz this past week regrading the Joker War starting up in Batman #95, and so
Read moreThe History Of Magic: ‘Hidden Society #2’ Reviewed
Ulloo tells Mercy, Laura, Jadoo, and Orcus the history of the history of the Hidden Society. He tells of how they preserved the balance of magic in our world until they were taken over by the Siblings of Nihil. Ulloo wants the help of these four magic practitioners in freeing the previous Hidden Society from the Siblings.
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #91 Ignites The Designer’s War On Gotham
The last five issues have built up to this. The Designer’s war on Gotham City has finally blown wide open,
Read morePreview: ‘Batman’ #91 Lets Us In On What The Joker Told The Designer Last Issue Behind Closed Doors
In Batman #91 we get to find out just what the Joker said to the Designer last issue that got
Read moreReview: The Mystic World Surrounds Us In ‘Hidden Society #1’
Mercy is a hardened drifter, Laura is a blind woman with a pet daemon named Orcus, and Jadoo is a famous stage magician. They have nothing in common, but they are all about to be contacted by the wizard Ulloo and inducted into the Hidden Society.
Read moreComiXology Announce Multi-Book Deal Team-Up With Stout Club Entertainment
ComiXology Originals have just announced a new team-up with Brazilian based Stout Club Entertainment, the studio home of comic book
Read moreNYCC 2019: Dark Horse Discovers The Hidden Society
Rafael Albuquerque and Rafael Scavone are teaming up again for Hidden Society, a new four-issue mini-series from Dark Horse Comics.
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In Prodigy by Mark Millar, Edison Crane is the world’s most brilliant man on a mission with a rogue CIA
Read moreDC Comics Returns To The World Of Red Rain For Secrets of Sinister House #1 One-Shot This Halloween
DC Comic is to return to the Elsewhere world – and now part of the DC Multiverse – of Batman
Read moreA Must Read For Comic Fans: Masters Of Comics Launches At Portsmouth Comic Con
After a rather raucous weekend, I was pleasantly surprised by one last thrill come Monday morning when a rather hefty
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 moreWhat Comes After Death For Daredevil In ‘Man Without Fear’ ?
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead for Daredevil: Man Without Fear #1!] Matt Murdock has fallen into a deep coma. He saved a
Read moreBorrowed Conspiracy Theories And Tired Tropes Make Prodigy #2 Disappointing
Never one to give up on a title after one issue – especially if it’s a book by Mark Millar
Read moreAdvance Review: Prodigy #1 Isn’t The Fire Starter We Were Promised
If we were to believe the hype of Mark Millar, then we are to believe that his new comic book,
Read moreA Crime Drama Debut: Preview Vertigo’s American Carnage #1 From Bryan Hill & Leandro Fernandez
Now here’s one you may miss this week if you’re not looking. An all-new series from Vertigo, American Carnage is a
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