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This week over at Thrillbent, the third volume of Insufferable by Mark Waid and Peter Krause kicks off. I got a chance to talk with Waid about the latest
Today saw Django Unchained come to Netflix. It also saw the release of the official sequel to Django Unchained, written by Quentin Tarantino. It is the
By Christine Marie Vinciquarra What’s better than being at Conquest Comics in Bayville, NJ reviewing new releases? Being at Conquest Comics in Bayville,
By Olumide Mad Magazine artist and writer Al Jaffee is celebrating a milestone. It has now been fifty years since the first appearance of his fold-in was
Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and
By Alex Mansfield A common refrain heard in regards to first issues is the lack of information provided within the inaugural twenty or so pages. While one
I’ve found one use for the comic Wytches that writer Scott Snyder, artist Jock, and colorist Matthew Hollingsworth probably never intended: staving off
In Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick's latest newsletter can learn much about tomorrow's Captain Marvel, the Avengers half marathon and much more. Oh
Matt Taylor writes, Sometimes a little necessity is a good thing. Necessity birthed my first self penned and drawn comic - The Great Salt Lake - which is
Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery, writers of Sherlock Holmes vs. Harry Houdini #2, talks with Christina Blanch about The Damnation of Charlie Wormwood
They are best known for decades of Judge Dredd. Some will also hail them for their work on the Batman books. But John Wagner and Alan Grant are writing
The classic cover to Uncanny X-Men by John Byrne. And from today's New 52: Future End... Whoa indeed. In Swipe File we present two or more images that
So, we have a new Thor. I quite liked the nickname "Ther", in a "Clor" kind of way, until I found that some folk on in the internet were taking it
From the New 52, DC Comics famously banned Batwoman from getting married to her girlfriend Maggie Sawyer - indeed, they banned all marriages, gay or
So Spider-Man says this in Axis #1. All that means is that he hasn't read the rest of the comic book yet. Or Captain America & The Mighty Avengers #1.
The DC Comics character Eric Border, orderly at Arkham Asylum, has appeared in five comic books to date. Today's Batman #36 makes it his sixth. If you
Oh and we missed yesterday's...
Courtesy of io9 and CBR, the first of the twenty Convergence two-part mini-series launching in April and May 2015 from DC Comics to cover their move
This is the cover of Brutus, the Japanese magazine featuring an Attack On Titan/Avengers crossover. Positioned as a "What If?" tale, it will involve an
With this weeks release of Django / Zorro #1, Dynamite is having a comixology sale on Zorro digital titles for the next three days. This is a time to
AT&T U-Verse has put together a documentary directed by Christopher Kasick focusing on the artists of Toronto's R.A.I.D. Studio. The 30 minute
Aaron Haaland of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida, writes: Hey Fandom, I'm back with a fat stack of new comics now! Marvel wins the week, we have a bunch
William Harms new series Eternal from Boom! Studios takes the idea of cloning and expands on it to the point where humans become essentially immortal. In
From the preview of Batgirl #36, out tomorrow... She never even thought to backup her laptop, or store anything on the cloud... ...but at the Robotics
By Josh Hechinger I want to say I first heard about this writing exercise in one Matt Fraction interview or another: you take a finished page of a comic,
By Shawn Perry Greetings True Bleeders! It’s time for another edition of Indie Spotlight: the semi-regular column dedicated to the wonderful world of
Today Dark Horse unrolled the content of their landmark 200th issue of Dark Horse Presents coming in February, and it's a massive 80 page tour-de-force of
What: Neverending #2 Who: Stephen Sutherland Artist – Gary Kelly Colourist – Lesley Atlansky Letterer/Graphics: Colin Bell Cover Artist: Emma Vieceli
We've known he's a big fan of comics for a while, albeit a fan of Ed Brubaker and not Grant Morrison. Now wrestler CM Punk will be putting his money were