We Have Demons by series creators Greg Capullo and Scott Snyder is an odd fit. It wants to be a rousing Saturday morning show, but R-rated.
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Corpse de Ballet is Megan Kearney's new YA graphic novel about two students at a private ballet academy who investigate the disappearance of another
As we have allowed it to develop, the world itself may be the actual greatest villain in One-Star Squadron #5, a masterful showcase of emotion,
It's time for Ty Templeton... One of the most interesting aspects in the rise of American comic book back issues of late has been a new focus on the
Giant-Size Invaders #1 was Marvel's attempt at fitting its Golden Age adventures into its Marvel Universe continuity.
One of the most interesting aspects in the rise of American comic book back issues of late has been a new focus on the nineties. Often reviled as the
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Something crashes into the Wastelands in this preview of Spider-Man 2099: Exodus Alpha #1... but it can't get any worse there, can it?
It's nice to get invited to a fancy event like the Nubia Coronation Special #1, but do you usually have to pay six bucks to get into these things?
Mystique's true form and her ability to mimic the form of other people was revealed in Ms. Marvel #18 in 1978.
John Proudstar returns home after his resurrection in this preview of Giant-Size X-Men: Thunderbird #1, but how much has the world changed?
Batman is used to advantage of having a butler, but when The Penguin gets his own in this preview of Batman: Killing Time #3, can Batman survive?
One of the joys of following Promethea colourist José Villarrubia on Facebook is his regular takedown of modern colouring reprints of classic work. Common
There are three characters Jason Aaron seems to love writing at Marvel. Wolverine was in his first published story, and he's written a lot of Wolverine Prepare to get another Ghost Rider, as Jason Aaron introduces Ghost Ronin in Avengers #58 in July.
Comic anthologies have an interesting history in the United States, as they are often the most common way throughout the world that new comic material is Comics For Ukraine after one week shows off new Bill Sienkiewicz cover, Howard Chaykin page, & adds Doran, Jusko, & Hildebrandt
It's Grant Morrison time! You know how these things go. A website takes an interview or article and plucks out one phrase, out of context, and throws it
The Marvel and Fortnite Universes will be shaken to their foundations in Fortnite x Marvel: Zero War #1, and you can get an early look at it now.
Comic book industry legend Neal Adams died two days ago over complications due to sepsis, and we ran a notice of his death yesterday, with word from one
Graphic novelist Tillie Walden won the 2018 Eisner Award for Best Reality-Based Work for her graphic novel Spinning, making her one of the youngest Eisner
The first appearance of Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo in Albedo #2 from 1984 is a landmark moment in modern comics history.
On Guard, a semi-autobiographical middle-grade graphic novel from debut author-illustrator Kay Rose about a 12-year-old Grace as she navigates her rocky
The Night Mother is a new middle-grade graphic novel trilogy by Jeremy Lambert and Alexa Sharpe, "when the Night Mother casts her town in perpetual night
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Batman and Robin take up new careers as lawyers in this preview of Batman #123.
The Marauders have only just come to space and already a fight has broken out in this preview of Marauders #2.
Suicide Squad #15 may be the final issue of the series, but don't let that stop you from clicking on the preview.
The Fantastic Four invade Wakanda in this preview of Black Panther Legends #4. How will the Panther retaliate?
Thomas Wayne is back in this preview of Flashpoint Beyond #1... can the Nu-Nu52 be far behind?!
Overcome with Millennial Nostalgia, Obi-Wan reflects on his childhood in this preview of Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi #1.
Reports from across the industry come in, over the death of comic book publisher, writer, artist and advocate, Neal Adams yesterday, at around 2 am, at