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Two years ago OSSM Comics successfully funded Solestar on Kickstarter. Now they are releasing the Adventures of Solestar, a unique book for a good cause.
Dynamite Entertainment has been adding the original Vampirella Magazine issues to what the offer on their DRM-Free Digital website. To help promote that
Is this the return of Manhunter to DC Comics? The listings for Gotham By Night #1 tell us The Midnight Shift is in danger from both its members and the
Calling all fans of Doctor Who! You can look forward to the release of Doctor Who: The Eleventh Doctor #10, from Titan Comics, written by Rob Williams
From Fantagraphic Books comes The Complete Zap Comix collection, which compiles every cover and every story in Robert Crumb’s underground comics world.
A few weeks ago, I attended the opening reception for Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream's exhibit opening at the Society of Illustrators in New York and it
Neverboy is a very different comic and I don't mean that in a patronizing way. It's so out there in concept and execution that it reminds me of some of
We’ve reached the end of the New Era Batgirl first arc, and boy has it been quite the ride. Batgirl #40, From DC Comics, written by Brenden Fletcher and
Finally, we got one. Fabian Nicieza and Gerardo Sandoval are creating the Secret Wars comic Age Of Apocalypse, launching in July, according to IGN who
Here are the complete solicitations for Valiant books shipping in June of 2015. This includes Bloodshot Reborn #3, Imperium #5 and the X-O Manowar:
So there are spoilers. Run away now. Sam Wilson recently became the new Captain America, in the wake of Steve Rogers being aged to his natural state and
Well now. I understand, from a number of inside contacts, that the Batgirl Joker variant cover by Rafael Albuquerque that caused so much fuss this week
Omega Expo is a brand new comic convention with a great list of names. Tom Hiddelston, Ryan Reynolds, Jensen Ackles and Jared Padelecki from Supernatural,
Coming from Boom! and all their imprints in June, including the launches of The Fiction by Curt Pires and David Rubín, Strange Fruit by JG Jones and Mark
We've noted how much the Star Wars and Darth Vader comics, set after the first Star Wars movie, nevertheless employ flashbacks to the new prequel films.
Firstly, for those of you who need a little uplift after the Batgirl cover debacle, may I recommend today's Batman Eternal for Batgirl getting a little
nextwave: Agents Of H.A.T.E. was a wonderful Marvel comic book. The Hawkeye of its day (that day being 2006), from Warren Ellis and Stuart Immonen, it
So, as we know, Superman used his new Superflare power in the last issue of his Geoff Johns/John Romita comic. Sorting out Ulysses, but draining his
Alan Moore first announced he was writing a novel called Jerusalem in an interview I conducted with him back in 2005 but he'd been working on it for ten
At the London Super Comic Con this past weekend, Garth Ennis called superhero comics "a waste of talent", though he was careful to differentiate what he
When Doc Octopus took over Peter Parker's mind in Superior Spider-Man, there was concern regarding the character's relationship with women who knew the
The new Boom! series Strange Fruit by JG Jones and Mark Waid takes the front of next week's Previews catalogue from Diamond Comic Distributors... while
David Avallone, writer of the Altered States: Doc Savage one-shot, talks with writer Nancy Collins about Red Sonja: Vulture’s Circle #3, both on sale
With all the fuss regarding cover and costume choices of late, there are some unreconstructed red blooded males feeling pretty aggrieved, it seems. And
Tom Scioli, artist and co-author of Transformers vs. G.I. JOE, brings his anarchic comic-book odyssey, American Barbarian to IDW Publishing. The new
Here we have three exclusive extended previews for Dynamite titles shipping this week and it's all about the Ladies. Lady Demon #3, Lady Rawhide / Lady
Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom! I'm back after a week off due to delayed shipments. This video starts with last
When I reviewed the first issue of Plunder, from Archaia, written by, Swifty Lang with art by Skuds McKinley, last month, I walked away from it with a lot
Dave Sim signs a lot. A lot. The Kickstarter for Cerebus Archive Three is based in part upon his ability to sign everything. And I've demonstrated to you