Manifest Destiny Archives

"We support the Transgender Law Center's mission to ensure all transgender and gender nonconforming people can live safely, authentically, and free from discrimination regardless of their gender identity or expression." Skybound's  Pride Month variant covers will be available exclusively at comic book stores and include: Available on Wednesday, June 2— Fire Power #12 Cover M by Kira Okamoto (Diamond Code MAR219145) The Walking Dead Deluxe #16 Cover Dby Tillie Walden (Diamond Code MAR219153) Available on Wednesday,[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Manifest Destiny #31 cover by Matthew Roberts and Owen Gieni In the wake of the Fog, Lewis and Clark strive to rebuild their fort and hold out against the winter Clark is put in charge of the fort while Lewis watches the invisible arch. Neither have been left unshaken Lewis grows mad while Clark grows cold[...]

Books Featured for August 19, 2015: Boom! Studios: Giant Days #6 Marvel Comics: Weird World #3 Archie Comics: Archie #2 Image Comics: Manifest Destiny #16 Marvel Comics: Star Wars #8 Marvel Comics: The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Vol 1: Squirrel Power Also discussed: Howard the Human #1 , Power Up#2 , Island #2 See you again next week! Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SuperAwesomeComicShow https://www.facebook.com/FoxiHasAPosse [...]

They say: Bringing you discussions of all the new exciting books in comicdom. Maxx & Foxi discuss the Top 5 new single issues this week, then end on a deluxe segment of additional honorable mentions from this week of June 17th, 2015. Books featured in this episode: BOOM! Studios: The Fiction #1 DC Comics: Black Canary #1 Image Comics: Empty[...]

As you may have seen at the end of last year, I really love "Game of the Year"s. They are silly and asinine, but I can't help myself. I love rewarding

Maxx's Super Awesome Comic Review Show returns to Bleeding Cool, recorded at the one and only Astro-Zombies Comic Shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, hosted by Maxx MacLennan. They say: The Maxx's Super Awesome Comic Review Show – bringing you discussions of all the new exciting books in comicdom. The standout feature for the books this week was all[...]

Manifest Destiny #8 and The Walking Dead #129, Tech Jacket #1 and Aphrodite IX/Cyber Force #1. For $20, exclusive trade paperbacks, Giant Sized Kung Fu Bible Stories and Aphrodite IX: Rebirth. For $30, exclusive first volume hardcovers for Manifest Destiny, Witch Doctor and Thief Of Thieves. For $35, exclusive first volume hardcovers for Deadly Class and Rocket Girl. For $100,[...]

Roberts, who has a child, says he allows "cartoony violence" in games, but not extreme games as his choice. Look out for more Manifest Destiny from Roberts, the serialization of The Squidder from Templesmith starting imminently, a second volume of In the Dark slated for Halloween time from Deering and more American Vampire, Second Cycle from[...]

Maxx's Super Awesome Comic Review Show returns to Bleeding Cool, recorded at the one and only Astro-Zombies Comic Shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, hosted by Maxx MacLennan. They say: This week, Image number 1s really got us excited and special guest Leigh Luna lets us know what book she loves! Don't forget, you can always look for us on Facebook. Books reviewed in this[...]

No matter how boring and dull the song, it can still have a certain effect… And in Manifest Destiny it seems there's nothing that will put certain folk off. Real Heroes does live up to ts name Seriously, when was the last time something like this happened to Spider-Man? For a start his face mask would just[...]

Shame they couldn't have given Batgirl a hand… It's amazing the kind of things that can slip your mind, from Deceivers #0. Manifest Destiny has given us all sorts of monsters based on natural American flora and fauna It is possible however, that this is their most foul yet…. And it's not the only Image comic to[...]

For Robert Kirkman's upcoming seventh issue of Manifest Destiny, he got two of Image's founders to team up for the cover Marc Silvestri provided the loose pencils and then Todd McFarlane inked the piece McFarlane shared both the pencils and inks along with some commentary on his facebook page: HERE'S THE FINISHED ARTWORK FOR A COMIC[...]

It's quite a full line-up, so dig into this week's comic releases. Books featured in this episode include: DC Comics: Justice League Of America #13 Marvel Comics: All-New X-Men #24 IDW Publishing: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #32 Image Comics: Stray Bullets: Killers #1 Vertigo: Royals: Masters Of War #2 Image Comics: Mercenary Sea #2 Image Comics: Manifest Destiny #5 Marvel Comics: Captain Marvel #1 DC[...]

You know, comparatively, especially compared to what's coming next. Manifest Destiny there, which manages to give us a character who is both sexually aggressive and obnoxious, and racist with it Clearly he's the bad guy… But Psylocke also manages it in X-Force #1 It's a long time since she was one of the British aristocracy isn't it?[...]

I do hope other all-ages publishers take note… Honorable mentions to Manifest Destiny, All New X-Men, Superman Unchained, Crossed: Wish You Were Here, The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, Thunder Brother: Soap Division, Demeter, Saga, Quantum and Woody, Umbral, Trillium, Federal Bureau of Physics, Sandman: Overture, and Coffin Hill. By Rich Johnston and Hannah Means-Shannon In[...]

Also, now everyone knows what Scott Summers saw in Emma Frost. "Wheeeeeee!" from Manifest Destiny #2 written by Chris Dingess with art by Matthew Roberts and Owen Gien A stunning fall from a cliff, with comic paneling utilized to the full, even a minor eclipse of the sun This new comic from Image is one of my[...]

Even the merest mention in the new Chew is enough to set the heart aflutter. Manifest Destiny #2, my favourite comic this week, and here's one reason why, a stunning fall from a cliff, with comic panelling utilised to the full, even a minor eclipse of the sun. Add a bunch of Minotaurs and horse headed centaurs[...]

You're never naked with a semi-automatic. Okay, Manifest Destiny is probably my favourite book this week There's always the appeal of the new, but in this case a band of expendables, each a fascinating case study by themselves, set to tame the Americas – especially the native population who may be a little more that history[...]