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Some of the highlights included a new Regular Show from J.G Quintel, Craig McCracken's Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends spotlighting a younger audience, a number of Adventure Time projects – including an animated film and the new series "Side Quests" and "Heyo BMO" – and the "Scooby-Doo" franchise series Go-Go Mystery Machine At the time, there[...]

Rivers of London: Water Weed #1 This premise seemed promising to me, but the book's bizarrely disjointed story and flightiness with its own characters made this one of the less appealing comics of the week. Regular Show: 25 Years Later #1 cover by JK Pham 4 Regular Show: 25 Years Later #1 While there were parts of this comic[...]

However, when they are asked to go out and buy ice for their party, adventure comes out to find them, and it's a strange one indeed. Regular Show: 25 Years Later #1 cover by JK Pham Regular Show: 25 Years Later #1 has the plot setup and progression one would likely expect from a time-jump comic like[...]

New miniseries, By Night from writer John Allison and artist Christine Larsen, begins, you can hate Mondays once more with Garfield Homecoming, and see how things turn out with Regular Show: 25 Years Later All of this plus Adventure Time, Power Rangers, Planet of the Apes, WWE, and plenty of others are revealed in the Boom! Studios June 2018 solicits[...]

5 SC *****ADVANCE SOLICITED FOR JULY 2018***** Publisher: KaBOOM!, an imprint of BOOM! Studios Retail Price: $14.99 Writer: Michael Moreci, Pat Shand, Derek Laufman, Jeffery Brown, Scott Nickel, Steve Foxe, Ryan Cady, Daniela Vicoso, Patrick McEown, Nick Cron-De Vico, Marumiya, Chase Van Weerdhuizen, James Asmus, Jason Cooper, Emei Burrell Artist: Christopher Mitten, Spencer Amundson, Derek Laufman, Jeffrey Brown, Walter Pax,[...]

Who—or what—has nabbed Pooky? Featuring all-new stories written by Garfield writer Scott Nickel and illustrated by Antonio Alfaro, as well as a short story written and drawn by Erin Hunting.   STEVEN UNIVERSE #13 Publisher: KaBOOM!, an imprint of BOOM! Studios Retail Price: $3.99 Writer: Grace Kraft Artist: Rii Abrego Main Cover: Missy Peña Subscription Cover: Miracle Mosley Greg Universe is doing a comeback[...]

2 SC *****ADVANCE SOLICITED FOR MARCH 2018***** Publisher: KaBOOM!, an imprint of BOOM! Studios Retail Price: $14.99 Writers: Grace Kraft, Melanie Gillman Artists: Rii Abrego, Meg Omac, Katy Farina Cover Artist: Missy Peña Explore Beach City with Steven, Connie, and the Crystal Gems in this collected edition that includes stories about what Lion does while everyone else thinks he's sleeping, Pearl and[...]

Hit Cartoon Network series Adventure Time and Regular Show will be getting a comic book crossover series from BOOM! Studios, according to a report from Entertainment Weekly. From the creative team of Conor McCreery and Mattia Di Meo, Adventure Time/Regular Show will see Adventure Time's Finn and Jake travel to the Regular Show universe where they learn[...]

The Emmy Award winning Regular Show will be calling it quits after their upcoming eight season One of Cartoon Network Studios longest running series, it was created by JG Quintel back when he was a student at CalArts and was the first project greenlit from the studios' Artist Program in 2008. Regular Show  is about two[...]

Get excited for a fun new title releasing this week! From KaBOOM!, written by Robert Luckett & Rachel Connor, with art by Ze Burnay, comes a new graphic novel entitled Regular Show: Clash of Consoles This is the third original story from the Regular Show comic, and it's a funny one. Here's what it's all about: "…chaos[...]

By Olly MacNamee From The Beano to The Regular Show, Laura Howell has quietly been working to build a career in comics that spans both sides of the pond as well as taking time to offer comic book workshops in schools and libraries around the Midlands here in the UK As a local artist, this interview[...]

Some of which are based on Cartoon Network TV shows such as Adventure Time, and classic comics like Peanuts. This week brings us an anniversary issue of Regular Show with their 25th issue, written by Kevin Church, with art by Mad Rupert In this stand-alone story, Benson gives all Park employees fitness devices to encourage them all[...]

Or overstuffed flightless bird…. 7th Sword #6 has all the ID you'll ever need…. I believe the appropriate phrase here is "burn!"? Thomas Alsop #7 gets snappy. You know, it's just this kind of conversation in Regular Show #18 that you really shouldn't have with a guy with a bomb for a head It will never end well. Hexed[...]

As it were. And then Dicks #6 calls on… daddy? As Garth Ennis looks to recreate the deity once gain, in the form of Popeye… Well, you know Regular Show #17, it's not like trees have discernable private parts of their own Especially when all their leaves fall off. Imagine if they all just said "actually we've taken a[...]

Is everyone excited about today's comics? Thank you Regular Show: Skips Well, let's get on with it then! And… all the excitement has gone Man, it's a tough day at the office on Cadmus Island, in Futures End… Turok #9 extols the attraction of my own country and I find it very hard to argue against[...]

Regular Show #16 only adds to the sadness, with a fly in the ointment Or the espresso Maybe get a bite to eat instead? Super Secret Crisis War #5 has a new recipe it seems You may have to sacrifice the whole world to get it, but clearly it's worth it. While Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season[...]

Damn decent comic book too. Purgatori dresses down to go out for a bite to eat in Chaos. Angry Birds offers its own sorry alternative. Kill Shakespeare has something that's even less appetising. Maybe they should pop by the Fiction Squad, whose tales all seem to involve food of some description. Or if you just want a regular drink then[...]

And anyway, some prefer DIY… Caliban #6 knows its value, even if it's a little shy. The Regular Show original graphic novel, teaches the kids the value of avan onanism Meanwhile, MPH sees our protagonists turn Robin Hood. If only for the PR angle The Death Of Wolverine gives us a look at what it is to be Tony[...]

The new season of the Avengers is said to focus on some of the franchises most infamous villains while the Hulk series will kick off their version of "Planet Hulk". And then over at Cartoon Network, they have placed new season orders for Adventure Time, Regular Show, Uncle Grandpa, Steven Universe and Clarence Both Adventure Time[...]

A can of Lynx Sport and you could rule the land. Though today it seems that Nachos will do the trick just as well, according to Regular Show 2014 Annual Any other tasty snacks do the job? Though, as in The Last Broadcast #2, not everyone is quite as friendly And conjures up all sorts of… unpleasant[...]

By Christopher Helton Need more Fluxx in your life? Looney Labs has just the thing the thing for you, then, with new upcoming games of Cartoon Network Fluxx and Regular Show Fluxx to debut at San Diego Comic Con this summer. We're huge fans of Cartoon Network, so we're beyond excited to partner with the network on[...]

It's just not very Jim Shooter is it? While reading Five Ghosts I wondered if this is how Fabian Nicieza remembers his days at Valiant. Fuse gives us something closer to, well, Alex + Ada. And Star Trek #32 gives us something een closer. Skullkickers, like George Lucas,  knows the money is in the merchandise. While Regular Show remembers[...]

Returns are not always so easy or fast to process… And note the bare footed Nightcrawler here in Deadpool #27- the sign that many thought indicated that Paul McCartney was dead. Shotgun Wedding #2 lays down some, like seriously deep philosophy, man… I don;t know I prefer to be a little optimistic, don't you? Don't listen to her,[...]

I feel like losing my head over it. And, yes, Black Science as well, as the battle with the colonial oppressing Americans vs the native European continues… Do you remember Pogs? Regular Show does and so do I I don't think I ever owned one but was fascinated that others did Cardboard discs used for gaming with[...]

A little less so in Protocol Orphans #4. And they just don't respect the tech in Regular Show #4 either. Memory Collectors #3 turns into a fortune cookie. Transformers: Robots in Disguise #26 there Jiggety jog. Robocop: Live And Die In Detroit What is it with Robocop and shooting folks in the penis? It's like he's obsessed And yes,[...]

Who do you think will win in that one? The answer may… not surprise you at all. Regular Show #9 rediscovers the nineties Hmm, you know, I never really got a grip on what the 90s were until around 2004 Madchester, Diana, chromium covers, New Labour, flares, bagged comics and Our Friends In The North Does[...]

Can we find out whether Stephen Hawking is a fan? Voice In The Dark #3 invites you to drop the bass. Why can't I read Clive Barker's Next Testament #7 without seeing Warren Ellis in this role? L'il Battlestar Galactica tells the truth to power. I don't know why, but when I look at this figure in Unity[...]

Don't leave me bad feedback, successful eBay bidders, please! How cheering is that! Seriously, how could anyone have a frown after that kind of Regular Show handshake? Old misery guts here, that's who Cheer up Savage Wolverine! It can't be that bad!  Sure you're a mutated freak of nature, with claws embedded in your hands, like some[...]

Not to hopeless now, eh? Although with such tentacle fanciers out and about, some people might want to stay inside. Yeah, Fives from Regular Show, you stick to that explanation But to go out, something intelligent, mature, sophisticated, that uses the comics medium to its fullest Something that might hang in the Tate Modern… Yeah, that[...]

I do hope they brought a map.   If not, I'm sure the above from Regular Show will do. Seriously, what is it with Atoms and brains? After Identity Crisis, surely people would have learned to be a bit more wary around them? They are just not to be trusted! So, what did we think of it all[...]