Classic Comic of the Week: Thunderbolt Jaxon
The second of the DC/Wildstorm approach to the IPC/Fleetway characters was from Alan Moore's Watchmen co-creators, Dave Gibbons and John Higgins, tackling Thunderbolt Jaxon…
Read MoreThis Book Is A Noun: On THE TALE OF ONE BAD RAT by Bryan Talbot
‘Every piece of pleasure in her past has been cut away and ruined, like a manic night’s sink full of hair…’
Read MoreWelcome to HISTORY OF X, Hope You Survive the Etc. Etc.
Looking at the Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 1 Omnibus, and it’s (many) connections to the current Krakoa era of X-Men comics.
Read MoreMan Without Fear...By The Year: Daredevil Comics in 2003
It’s 2003. SARS is discovered in Vietnam, Arnold Schwarzenegger is elected Governor of California, and the Iraq War begins. People are listening to “Hey Ya!,” watching Pirates of the Caribbean, and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreThis CLEMENTINE by Tillie Walden preview looks so so good
The Walking Dead is about to undergo its first major expansion within comics, and if these 10 pages are any indication, it’ll be a doozy.
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE: Break Out #3 Cover Unveiling
Check out the main cover by Adam Gorham along with the variant cover by Jorge Fornes!
Read More9 Things About THE BATMAN - Staff List
Including which comics inspired it, the score, the car chase scene, and ideas from the movie for training your puppy…
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Regarding the Matter of Oswald's Body #5
Our cast arrive in Terlingua, Texas, looking to flee to Mexico, all the while wondering if they've been the good guys in all this, doing their patriotic duty, and whether they should stay and fight after all….
Read MoreClassic Comic of the Week: Albion
The concept behind this 2006 revival — which was plotted by Alan Moore — was ‘rediscover the classic heroes of Britain's yesteryear in a new series…’
Read MoreThe cable channel AMC is making comics now (apparently)
The move comes after the success of The Art of AMC’s The Walking Dead Universe coffee table book, which was published in partnership with Image Comics and Skybound.
Read MorePanels & Prose: Al Ewing's EL SOMBRA TRILOGY + Urasawa's PLUTO
On Al Ewing’s El Sombra trilogy and the intersection with Naoki Urasawa’s seminal manga, Pluto…
Read MoreShell(f) Space: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Comics - Who Is Jennika?
Kris Markl’s monthly TMNT column returns with a look at the fifth turtle.
Read MoreMan Without Fear...By The Year: Daredevil Comics in 2002
It’s 2002. The WorldCom scandal exposes accounting fraud, Kelly Clarkson wins American Idol, and Halle Berry captures a Best Actress Oscar. People are listening to “Hot in Herre,” watching Spider-Man, and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreBendis, Lima Araújo team on three graphic novels for Abrams Books
The first book — dubbed Phenomena: The Golden City of Eyes — is set to arrive in September, with the another release coming in each of the subsequent years.
Read MoreThe Wicked + The Divine #28: Wic + Div Re-Read
‘…be careful who you drink around if you’ve got loose lips. You might wind up inadvertently causing an eight-person homicide…’
Read MoreClassic Comic of the Week: Avengers - Operation Galactic Storm
The creative teams each do their part and the end result is an epic that belongs alongside the earlier Kree/Skrull War and the ramifications that are still felt through the Marvel Universe in Empyre.
Read MoreHayao Miyazaki manga SHUNA'S JOURNEY gets first English translation
Alex Dudok de Wit is handling the translation of the book, which was first published in Japan in 1983.
Read MoreAnt-Man's 60th birthday party looks fun, actually
Marvel has tapped writer Al Ewing and artist Tom Reilly to celebrate six decades of the character with a new book.
Read MoreYour new creative team for the BATMAN main book is ZDARSKY and JIMENEZ
The duo is taking over the title with Batman #125 in July.
Read MoreBlack Widow Underestimated - An Introduction
This introduction lays out Paul Thomas’ forthcoming eight part series detailing the history and treatment of one of his favorite Marvel Characters.
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