When I came across Image+ at my local comic book store today, I thought, "hmm...an Image Comics previews magazine. Well, it's only $1.99. I might as well
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This week brings the release of Batgirl #51 from DC Comics. We've almost reached the end of the road for the creative team that brought us to Burnside.
By Olly MacNamee Sharing his love of comics, past and present, as well as his lifelong love of Dr. Who and the influences of Will Eisner on one particular
Another piece in the Mosaic puzzle.... I have to say I enjoy doing these. Based on the following.
When it was announced previously that Dynamite Entertainment was going to be offering three calendars, each featuring one of their iconic female heroes,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVPoS2VPc_Y&feature=youtu.be Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and
Matt Wagner returns to the Shadow this June in a story called Death of Margo Lane. The character of Lane is a bit like Harley Quinn in that she was
Power is the latest theme for the monthly subscription box Loot Crate for June... with Marvel, Warcraft and DragonBall Z. Would that fit Civil War II?
In stores today from American Gothic Press is the second issue of Irwin Allen's Lost in Space: The Lost Adventures. The first story is based on an
A lot of people will be giddy over today's Batman #51. There will be lumps in the throat over the final issue of Angela, Queen Of Hel #7. But for me, it
Andy Diggle has teamed with Angela Cruickshank and artist Andrea Mutti to create the new six-part miniseries Control for Dynamite Entertainment. A crime /
What's in a tweet? Or a retweet? They can kill careers, they can enrage the masses, they can be optioned for TV productions... Or they can indicate
It has been twenty-five years since I ordered Bone #1 from the still-rather-large Diamond Previews from my local comic shop, Forbidden Planet, in
Jetpack Comics of Rochester, New Hampshire, USA and Forbidden Planet of the UK aren't just satisfied with giving away the fifty free Free Comic Book Day
There are days when I could look at Steve Epting drawing cars for ever. From the new Velvet... Sigh. So! Avengers Standoff Omega gives us a brand-new
Penny Dreadful #1 is on sale next week from Titan Comics. And here are all the available cover variants... Cover A: Guillem March Cover B: Ben Templesmith
The following posts contains what some may see as spoilers for Amazing Spider-Man, Avengers Standoff: Omega and Ultimates. Though Angela, Queen Of Hel, Ms
It was way back in May 2011 that I told you that, as part of what would be called the New 52 relaunch, DC Comics would be making a couple out of Superman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04tWuvHOUQs Aaron Haaland writes, Image Plus' origin of Lucile, Darkwing Duck #1, Batman and Justice League, DKIII #4,
Fans of Joseph Michael Linsner, Dawn or Vampirella will want to take a look at the upcoming hardcover collection of Dawn / Vampirella from Dynamite
Over the Garden Wall is something that I haven’t had a chance to dive into as often as I’d like. From the hit Cartoon Network show, to the KaBOOM! one
Valiant has sent us an inside look at RAI #14 – the next installment of "The Summer of 4001 A.D." from writer Matt Kindt (4001 A.D.) and artist CAFU
What to do when there are so many comics to read and so little time? Well, miniseries collected in trade paperback form are always nice options, and I’m
This weeks marks the 75th anniversary of Archie Andrews and his friends finding their way to the comic book page. On Wednesday, the Archie 1000 Page
From the recap page of tomorrow's Unbeatsble Squirrel Girl #7 by Ryan North, Erica Henderson and Rico Renzi. Sorry about that Tony. Completely making
I previously reviewed the first few issues of Dynamite's new James Bond series and liked it a lot but found that it might be better served in a collection
More pieces... here's how it's looking so far. Based on these....
Ben Templesmith wants your money. And he knows just the way to get it. He writes. I've just put up a lof of larger pieces, important pieces and various
I'm reading a bunch of comics coming out for Free Comic Book Day ahead of release. Beginning with Archie Comics, which reprints the Mark Waid/Fiona
Bleeding Cool has noted Frank Cho's "Outrage" sketch covers, done individually on blank comic covers for paying fans, that both parodied and relished the