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Vampirism 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

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March 27, 2019 Brendan M. Allen 2509 Views 0 Comment Aaron Campbell, Aftershock Comics, Brian LeBlanc, Corin Howell, Dark red, horror, Jordan Gunderson, Larry Stoman, Mark Englert, Marshall Dillon, Nat Jones, Ryan Kincaid, satire, Shannon Maer, Tim Seeley
Anime Music 

In-Shadow Reflects Our World In Unsettling Ways

In-Shadow is a lengthy animated short that critiques current social pressures to “think inside of the box,” put on a

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March 13, 2019 Tito W. James 3094 Views 0 Comment adult animaiton, animated music video, animated short, animation, In-Shadow, politics, satire
Comics 

Crowded’s First Arc Succeeds In Balancing Bombast And Near-Nihilistic Realism

[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Charlie and Vita have been herded into Trotter’s trap, but Cam arrives to tell Trotter that his

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January 9, 2019 Josh Davison 2451 Views 0 Comment Cardinal Rae, Christopher Sebela, comedy, comic review, Crowded, Image Comics, naomi franquis, Ro Stein, satire, sci-fi, Ted Brandt, Triona Farrell
Comics 

Edgar Allan Poe’s Snifter Of Terror #1 Is A Horrifyingly Funny Black Comedy Of A Comic

Edgar Allan Poe’s Snifter of Terror #1 releases this Halloween, and is another book from fledgling publishers AHOY Comics that

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November 2, 2018 Olly MacNamee 3714 Views 0 Comment AHOY Comics, Black Comedy, Edgar Allan Poe, Edgar Allan Poe's Snifter of Terror, Fred Harper, Halloween, horror, Mark Russell, Michael Garland, rob steen, satire, Tom Peyer
Comics 

SPX 2018: Jules Feiffer On Heroes, Satire, And Style In His Life’s Work

In his panel at the Small Press Expo today, Jules Feiffer spoke about his aspirations toward cartooning in childhood, and

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September 16, 2018 Hannah Means Shannon 3369 Views 0 Comment comics, Jules Feiffer, satire, The Spirit, The Village Voice, Will Eisner
Film 

Puppets, Fuzz, & Filth Fuel The Happytime Murders

“Mah-na Mah-na Murders” might have been a catchier title for the newly-released The Happytime Murders. Granted, my proposed title’s a

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August 30, 2018 Ben Martin 4514 Views 0 Comment comedy, crime noir, dark comedy, Elizabeth Banks, Fraggle Rock, happytime murders, Jim Henson, Jim Henson's Studio, Joel McHale, Melissa McCarthy, Muppets, New Release, satire, The Muppets
Comics 

Morty Hopes To Meet Girls Through RPG In Rick & Morty/Dungeons & Dragons #1

Join writers Patrick Rothfuss and Jim Zub (who spoke with us last week about this very title) along with artist Troy

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August 28, 2018 Olly MacNamee 3128 Views 0 Comment Adult Swim, comedy, D&D, Dungeons & Dragons, fantasy, IDW, IDW Publishing, Jim Zub, Leonardo Ito, Oni Press., Patrick Rothfuss, Rick & Morty, Rick & Morty/Dungeons & Dragons, role play, satire, Troy Little
Anime Crowdfunding Games 

Satire Gets Sexy In The Super Patriotic Dating Simulator – Now On Kickstarter

Visual Novels and Dating Simulators are a subgenre of video games originating in Japan. These games known to explore romantic

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August 1, 2018 Tito W. James 5435 Views 0 Comment America, CIA, Dating Sim, Dating Simulator, Kickstarter, Middle-Eastern, satire, Terrorists, The Super Patriotic Dating Simulator, Visual Novel
Comics 

Lights Out: Preview Judge Dredd Under Siege From IDW

Still struggling to take back Patrick Swayze Block, Dredd shows that not only is he the law, but he’s one

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July 25, 2018 Olly MacNamee 2568 Views 0 Comment 2000AD, IDW, Joe Luis Rio, Judge Dredd, Mark Russell, Max Dunbar, Rebellion, satire, sci-fi, Simon Bowland
Film 

‘The First Purge’ Is Timely, But Offers Nothing New

When The Purge was released in the Summer of 2013, the film offered a refreshing new concept for the horror

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July 10, 2018 Ben Martin 3814 Views 0 Comment action film, B-Movies, Blumhouse, Blumhouse Productions, box office, horror film, New Release, politics, prequel, satire, sociopolitical, Spider-Man, the first purge, the purge, thrillers, ultra-violent, Universal Pictures, USA Network
Comics 

Image Collects Mike Norton’s Satirical Lil’ Donnie Strips In Hardcover This Summer

And I thought our UK government were a bunch of clowns, but not compared to a President like yours in

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May 24, 2018 Olly MacNamee 3058 Views Image Comics, Lil' Donnie, Mike Norton, President Trump, satire
Film 

The ‘Burbs Goes Blu

Movie Retrospective Review: The 1980s was a very special time for movies in my opinion. Much like today, a glut

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April 19, 2018 Ben Martin 5188 Views 1989, Blu-Ray, Carrie Fisher, comedy, comedy-horror, Cult Classic, Cult film, dark comedy, films, gremlins, home viewing, joe dante, John Carpenter, john landis, movies, mystery, Ready Player One, Ron Howard, satire, Shout! Factory, Steven Spielberg, the burbs, The Thing, tom hanks, Universal Pictures
Comics 

Down, But Not Out: An Early-Bird Review Of The Further Adventures Of Nick Wilson #1

What happens to you if one minute you’re on top of the world and loved by millions as their soaring

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January 16, 2018 Olly MacNamee 4153 Views Eddie Gorodetsky, Marc Andreyko, parody, Peter Woods, satire, Steve Sadowski, The Further Adventures of Nick Wilson
Comics 

The Inimitable (Or Is That Very Imitable?) Robert Sikoryak’s Take On Trump

Following quickly on the heels of Terms and Conditions (also published by Drawn and Quarterly), Robert Sikoryak’s singular exercise in

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December 11, 2017 Koom Kankesan 4144 Views Drawn & Quarterly, parody, R. Sikoryak, satire, Terms and Conditions, The Unquotable Trump
Comics 

Something For The Weekend: Satirical GN Unpresidential By Kevin Bieber, Victor Reynolds & Jeremy Labib

In the original graphic album Unpresidential, it would seem that no-one gets a free pass, whether they be the easy

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November 24, 2017 Olly MacNamee 3396 Views Jeremy Labib, Kevin Bieber, Kim Jong-Un, satire, UnPresidential, Victor Reynolds
Comics 

Trump Goes Missing And Kim Jong Un Becomes US President In UnPresidential

In what is certainly a daring, but as certainly a thought provoking book for our times, arriving in this month

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November 7, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 3682 Views Donald Trump, Man vs. Rock, politics, satire, UnPresidential, Z2
Film TV 

RoboCop: Is The 1987 Classic Even More Relevant Today?

The world’s economy has fallen on hard times, striving every day to recover. In America,  some fiscal years are better

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September 13, 2017 Ben Martin 4767 Views 30th Anniversary, action, animation, Cult film, politics, RoboCop, satire, sci-fi
Comics Events 

IDW Debut Craig Yoe’s Edition Of Satire Magazines, ‘Behaving Madly’, At SDCC ’17

  IDW have announced a new book edited by Craig Yoe, Behaving Madly, that will debut at San Diego Comic

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July 14, 2017 Hannah Means Shannon 3868 Views Behaving Madly, comics, Craig Yoe, Ger Apeldoorn, IDW, satire
Comics 

The Devastator Are Publishing Satire Anthology ‘Best American Emails’

  Humor publisher The Devastator, who are frequently embroiled in humor comics, have announced that they are publishing a satire

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June 18, 2017 Staff 3694 Views Amanda Meadows, humor, parody, satire, The Best American Emails, The Devastator
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