Preview: A New Power Awakens Within Curipan In ‘The Eighth Immortal’ #3
This week sees the release of The Eighth Immortal #3 from Source Point Press. The series follows the mysterious Curipan
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‘Darling’ Delves Into NYC’s 1980’s Drug Epidemic This June
Darling, a new series debuting in June from Source Point Press had a long and winding road to get to
Read moreWrestling Commentator Tony Schiavone’s Story Is Told In ‘Butts In Seats’
Tony Schiavone has been the voice for WCW, WWE, and now AEW, providing commentary for historic matches for years. Now,
Read morePreview: Curipan Recalls The Origin Of Her Immortality In ‘The Eighth Immortal’ #2
The Eighth Immortal #2 drops this week from Source Point Press. Written by Jacob Murray, with art by Alice Li
Read more‘Dead End Kids: The Suburban Job’ #1 Sells Out Ahead Of Release
Dead End Kids: The Suburban Job is set to debut next week and the first issue has already sold out
Read moreLiving Forever Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up To Be In ‘The Eighth Immortal’
Explore a whole new realm of fantasy before purgatory and undying in The Eighth Immortal, debuting in January from Source
Read more‘Dead End Kids’ Follow Up ‘The Suburban Job’ Coming In January
Dead End Kids, a stand-out mini-series from Source Point Press, is back for more in January with its follow up
Read moreReview: A Dreary Dieselpunk Landscape Awaits In ‘Broken Gargoyles #1’
In an alternate world where the Great World was fought with Dieselpunk technology, society has seen better days. The perils
Read moreAdvance Review: A Private Eye In Space In ‘Thompson Heller: Detective Interstellar #1’
Whenever we do head into space at scale, we’ll still have mysteries that need solving. Thompson Heller may not be
Read moreReview: ‘The Führer and the Tramp #1’ Delivers A Humorous Indiana Jones
Comic books have allowed for all sorts of crossovers so why not Charlie Chaplin and Adolf Hitler? The Führer and
Read moreDead End Kids #3 Hits Home With A Powerful, Emotional Conclusion
Who killed Ben Jackson? His friends are trying to figure that out and they’re not going to stop until they
Read moreAn Emotional Family Reunion Does Not End Well In Hope #4
Julie followed the path of so many other super heroes that came before her. She got some special abilities and
Read moreThe ’90s Teen Murder Mystery Heats Up In Dead End Kids #2
You’d think that things would be bad enough when one of your best friends dies. Murphy is convinced his buddy
Read moreDead End Kids #1 Reads Like A Solid Stephen King Tale
Some of us have fond memories of childhood, running around with our best friends and getting into trouble. That’s not
Read moreGetting Nostalgic For The ’90s – Talking Dead End Kids With Frank Gogol
This July sees the release of Dead End Kids from Source Point Press. Written by Frank Gogol, illustrated by Nenad
Read moreSource Point Press Debuts Coming-Of-Age Murder Mystery, Dead End Kids This July
When I had my high school reunion, friends and I reminisced about good times like trips to the movies, the
Read moreMadeleine Holly-Rosing On Her Steampunk X-Files Mash-Up, Boston Metaphysical Society
Near the turn of the 20th century, electricity began to be implemented in cities and homes and would play an
Read moreOgre #3 Will Change How You Look At A Monster
As war rages on between the North and the South, the ogre is once again in chains. It’s here that
Read moreThere Are Some Problems You Can’t Punch Your Way Out Of In Hope #1
There is more than enough room in comics for another superhero, especially one from Dirk Manning and K Lynn Smith.
Read moreC2E2 Debut: Super Powers Without The Heroes In Achilles Inc.
What happens when people get super powers but don’t do anything good with them? Well, if you’re Peter Parker, you’ll
Read moreRead Free Comics – Jasper’s Starlight Tavern From Source Point Press
Source Point Press is giving the gift of free digital comics to read this Holiday Season, kicking off with plenty
Read moreBilly Bob Thornton And His Band Star In A Graphic Novel From Source Point
If that sounds like a strange headline, remember that lately there’s been a lot of crossover between music–and musicians–and comics.
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