Next week in comics... Dark Horse publishes Dream Thief #1. And Image publishes Dream Merchant #1. Of course, you realise, this means war. IDW published
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Valiant seem to be trying SEO tactics for their new comics, loading the September issue of Bloodshot with as much as possible. Such as changing the name
Matt Sturges writes a commentary on Damsels: Mermaid #1, out yesterday; Page One For readers raised on other versions of the character, the Little Mermaid
Are you reading the current Green Lantern crossover, Wrath Of The First Lantern? Have you picked up, but not yet read Green Lantern Corps #20? Then stop!
June sees new creative teams on the Green Lantern books (not everyone they initially thought, but you know...) and the launch of the new Larfleeze comic.
So, NBC haven't picked up The Sixth Gun as a TV show. But it is still available as a really decent comic book. And you never know, one day the pilot
I was chatting with Über writer Kieron Gillen, and it he let it slip that when originally writing Über, he saw it as the anti-All Star Superman. I don't
Yay! Free Comic Book Day! What a blast that was. Though there have been concerns. The guidelines for a comic book being published for Free Comic Book Day
Alex Wilson writes; Tim Seeley, the writer on books such as Revival and the artist on books like Ex Sanguine, is the rare combination of multi-talent in
One curious collector called Michael writes; I just picked up a couple of vintage Marvel ‘holy grails’ this past week: a 1965 Merry Marvel Marching
Batman And The Red Hood #20 is out today, with Carrie and all, but the cover does look a little familiar. Possibly because this one, from Age Of Ultron
Hannah Means-Shannon writes; Free Comic Book Day this year brought a bumper number of surprises out of the woodwork; there were more new series
Thanks to Marnie Ann Joyce for this stunning display of cosplay photography from C2E2. If you recognise yourself, or a friend, get in touch and we'll add
John Layman, co-creator of Image comic book Chew, has been tweeting. That always gets interesting. And this time it concerns the much-publicised option
Louis Falcetti writes; Would it be horribly dating myself to reference the REM album that bears the same name as this comic, from writer Mike Garley and
Fresh from the hot book Mind MGMT, Matt Kindt is joining Valiant with artist ChrissCross for Bloodshot #0. As we reported from C2E2, that will then lead
The new Suicide Squad #20 is a pretty decent comic, Ales Kot's debut working for DC Comics. Ales has a bit of a reputation as a hipster and started by
Natalie Reed writes; There’s been a lot of trans characters popping up in comics these past few weeks. Well... contextually “a lot”, anyway. Contrary to
From today's Batman #20. Sweet. And it looks like it won't be the only time we see this costume...
Uber #1 is a relatively slow book, at least to begin with. People stand around, talking a lot. Some of them talk a lot on a motorbike. Some behind a desk.
GRIMM #1 David Greenwalt, Jim Kouf (story) Marc Gaffen, Kyle McVey (script) José Malaga (a) Alex Ross (c) FC • 32 pages • $3.99 • Teen+ Set in the world
Avatar Press are publishing Uber #1 by Kieron Gillen and Canaan White tomorrow. Sold out from the distributor before going on sale at shops, this is what
Will Romine writes; Hello Friends! It's your old pal Will Romine here with a review of Batman #20. I just had LASIK surgery a couple of hours ago and my
The woman pictured, dressed as The She-Hulk, is wanted after an assault on a seventeen year old woman outside a McDonalds in York. The York
Dennis O’Neil has a long history in the comics industry as both a writer and editor. He’s best known for writing Green Lantern/Green Arrow and Batman,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zjz8S5XIxp4 Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Florida writes; Hey Fandom! I'm still not recovered from Free Comic Book Day!
Next week sees the debut release of Dream Thief by Jai Nitz and Greg Smallwood from Dark Horse. And also Dream Merchant from Image Comics. But more of
From The DC Entertainment Essential Graphic Novels And Chronology 2013, heading to comic stores, bookstores, libraries and the media, giving us what DC
Louis Falcetti Q&A'd with Riley Rossmo around the launch of his new Image comic, Dia De Los Muertos. And naturally he started with a Bleeding Cooly
Louis Falcetti writes; When I was a younger man I disliked performers who hopped across mediums. I felt like it wasn't fair (of course when you're 16,