REVIEW: Angel & Spike #14 is Zac Thompson's debut as writer of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff, reinventing the Joss Whedon classic.
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Much like this week's Batman #100, Amazing Spider-Man #49 is a "landmark" issue (if you add the old numbering this is #850, but they restarted it, so does
With a comical slant and a hard science fiction edge, this fast-paced, The Orville: Launch Day #2 is an enjoyable issue that gives you many of the thrills
In Marauders #13, Ororo heads back to Wakanda to get herself geared up for the crossover, but will the cost for this blade be too high?
From Hell is getting a new Master Edition from IDW's Top Shelf, featuring Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's iconic graphic novel in color.
IDW Publishing has announced a new Transformers: Beast Wars comic from Erik Burnham and Josh Burcham to celebrate the series' 25th Anniversary.
After the breathtaking debut issue, this installment of the new espionage send-up takes its foot off the accelerator and coasts, which is a troubling
In a genuinely depressing kind of jack-in-the-box sense, in Batman #100 the Joker War goes a long way to press DC Comics' favorite button, the one on the
This issue takes a close look at an Imperial commander who lost her guiding star and knows exactly who is to blame. Ellian Zahra is a ruthlessly competent
REVIEW: Giant-Size X-Men: Storm #1 sees its lead character tackle an existential crisis: if I'm going to come back to life, why fight death?
When DC Comics chose to no longer be distributed by Diamond Comic Distributors, in favour of two US comic book shops-turned-distributors, it caused real
Harvey Bullock first appeared in Detective Comics #441 in 1974 and was created by Archie Goodwin and Howard Chaykin before reappearing in 1983 from Doug
REVIEW: X-Men: Marvel Snapshots #1 by Jay Edidin & Tom Reilly is a perfect Cyclops comic that tells a tightly-plotted, character-driven story.
REVIEW: Iron Man #1 (2020) follows Tony Stark as he enters into a midlife crisis. A compelling idea, but does this Marvel comic explain why?
Unlike most comic book stores, when Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida got the mystery Hero Trade #1 ashcan, not knowing it was actually by
REVIEW: Big Girls #2 from Jason Howard, a sci-fi thriller teeming with moral ambiguity, surprises with its killer second issue.
Chu #3 is a little goofier than your average crime comic and nowhere near as imaginative, and that cognitive dissonance can be challenging in some ways.
REVIEW: Stillwater #1, the new Image/Skybound comic, from Chip Zdarsky and Ramon K. Perez is an incredible debut that subverts expectation.
If you love the FF or this kind of wholesome, family adventuring, Fantastic Four #24 will be right up your alley.
REVIEW: Goosebumps: Secrets of the Swamp #1 sees the comic based on R. L. Stine's novels return to a familiar location: Fever Swamp.
The art team does their best to wrangle this messy narrative, creating visceral fight scenes but Avengers #36 just too much.
The “new ideas” in Legion of Super-Heroes #9 are framed as skewed looks at older ones and that’s exhausting.
REVIEW: Seven Secrets #2 develops the unique mythology Tom Taylor & Daniele Di Nicuolo have created but the narration feels oddly familiar.
REVIEW: Ultraman: The Rise of Ultraman #1 sees Marvel Comics relaunch this Kaiju-fighting hero with a sci-fi origin story.
Ludocrats #5 from Image Comics wasn’t boring, but it wasn’t a triumph of whimsy or wonder. In the end, it’s just … over.
Comments by a WarnerMedia executive suggest Warner may look to grow the AEW IP across the company, including at DC Comics.
Spawn #311 will feature a Chadwick Boseman tribute cover by creator and Image Comics President Todd McFarlane, set to debut October 2020.
Zenescope Entertainment's Ralph Tedesco talks exclusively to Bleeding Cool about the comic publisher's virtual conventions & upcoming events.
Bleeding Cool understands that Bad Idea comic The Hero Trade by Matt Kindt and David Lapham, currently closing in on $800 on eBay and limited to around
We mentioned this before. How you create a new Batman villain in the James Tynion IV style. Take a noun. Take a traditional occupation. Put the former