Critiquing Comics #251 — ‘Achille & Kipi: The Disconnected’
Achille & Kipi: The Disconnected is an Italian comic meant to raise issues about modern life and technology. In this
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Author: Erik Amaya
Deconstructing Comics #890: *Not* Jack Kirby’s ‘Black Panther’ — Oh, Right! He’s An Avenger!
Jack Kirby left Marvel with one issue of his Kiber storyline left to go. We don’t know if he left
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Review: ‘Clayface’ Is An Interesting Experiment Anchored By A Great Lead Performance
As DC Studios continues to both define itself and set its offerings apart from its crosstown rival, Clayface arrives as an
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‘Apes’ Stronger Together On HBO Max In November
It’s a planet of apes on HBO Max next month. All four of the modern Planet of the Apes films join
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Christmas Comes Early To Netflix This November
Netflix is ready to ring in the Yuletide! While November on the service is often a chance to upload a
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George Kambadais Delivers Dynamite’s ‘ThunderCats ’85’ #1 In January
The new year brings adventures for the Thunderan survivors. Dynamite announced Thursday the imminent arrival of ThunderCats ’85. The new series
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Deconstructing Comics #420 (Flashback): Kupperman And Hanawalt — Our Guides To The Absurd
FLASHBACK! Michael Kupperman’s Tales Designed to Thrizzle and Lisa Hanawalt’s My Dirty Dumb Eyes are two books exhibiting bizarre humor and
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Full MANGA Alchemists: ‘Parasyte’ Ch 42 — “A Little Family, Pt 1”
Though it sounds serene, in the context of Parayte, the title “A Little Family” likely sets off alarm bells before
Read moreDuncan Rouleau Takes The Creative Reins For ‘Ben 10’ #9
Duncan Rouleau is going solo for Ben 10 #9. The artist and Ben 10 co-creator has been contributing covers to the Dynamite comic
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Dynamite Announces 80-Page Giant Program For ‘Red Sonja’ And ‘Vampirella’
The 80-page giant returns! The format, popular in the 1970s and ’80s, collected several comic book stories into one affordable
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Dan Watters To Write An Early Valentine For ‘The Terminator’
Writer Dan Watters loves The Terminator. Or, at least, he likes the Machines enough to pen Dynamite’s upcoming The Terminator Valentines Day Special
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Deconstructing Comics #889: ‘The Human Remains’
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to go to medical school, take apart cadavers, take exhaustive exams over anatomy,
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Review: ‘Ray Gunn’ Does Marvelous Things With Animation, Noir Tropes, And Vocal Performances
Ray Gunn just debuted at the London Film Festival, but Comicon.com Editor-in-Chief Erik Amaya had the opportunity to see the movie early
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Deconstructing Comics #552 (Flashback): ‘Logan’ (2017)
FLASHBACK! Kumar and Dana discuss Logan in what was, at the time, the first DCP movie review since Iron Man 2!
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The BBC Releases First Look At ‘Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew’ Animated Series
While the future of Doctor Who as a live-action series is still being decided, an animated adventure is readying to materialize.
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Full MANGA Alchemists Special — ‘Full Metal Alchemist: Final Transmutation’ Review
Was there any way to make three Fullmetal Alchemist movies that were comprehensible to someone who’d never read the
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NYCC 2026: ‘Ben 10’ #8 To Feature Wildvine And A Surprise Villain
Ben 10 continues to expand further into the mythos. While October sees the release of the Ben 10 Creator Files special
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NYCC 2026: Dynamite Sets ‘Buffy’ And ‘Angel’ Debuts For March 2027; ‘Firefly’ For April
Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel are back on the schedule. Previously set for release this past summer, Dynamite paused the
Read more‘Ben 10: Event Arrival’ FOC This Weekend
If you haven’t told your local comic book shop that you want Ben 10: Event Arrival, today is a good day
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Step One In The ‘Doctor Who’ Creative Tender Is Complete
Good news: we will have a better idea of Doctor Who‘s future by March. The not so great news:
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Dark Horse Outlines Its NYCC 2026 Schedule
Somehow, New York Comic Con is next week! As evidence, publishers like Dark Horse are announcing their full panel schedules.
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Latif Explains His Situation In ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’ Clip
Now playing in New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, and Washington DC, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother is the
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Vision Tries To Understand His Previous Self In ‘VisionQuest’ Trailer
Get ready to see the word “Vision” a lot. Marvel Television and Disney+’s upcoming VisionQuest sees Paul Bettany return as the wry and wonderful
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Opinion: The Superhero Retreat From Television Is The Right Tactic
Since the premieres of Arrow and Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., mainstream superheroes fans have enjoyed an embarrassment of riches in terms of television.
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Dynamite’s ‘Ben 10’ Series Passes Over 500,000 Copies Sold
People like Ben 10. That’s pretty established at this point, thanks to the popularity of Dynamite’s comic book series based on
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Deconstructing Comics #888: Jack Kirby’s ‘Black Panther’ — Faded To Kirby Dots
Jack Kirby’s 1970s Black Panther series started out kind of strange, with King T’Challa wandering far from his kingdom for
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A Retro-Future Private Eye Takes A Surprising Case In ‘Ray Gunn’ Trailer
Ray Gunn is filmmaker Brad Bird‘s dream project. And after a long time in the wilderness, it’s finally arriving on Netflix this
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‘A Nightmare On Elm Street’ Haunts HBO Max This October
It seems like HBO Max is suffering from some bad dreams. Not anxiety-induced visions about the upcoming Paramount merger, but
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‘Clayface’ Confronts Some Complications From His Procedure In Final Trailer
Actor Matt Hagen’s (Tom Rhys Harries) meteoric rise from Gotham City to Hollywood is complicated when he is disfigured by
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‘SCTV: The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard Of’ Tops Out Netflix Pick For October
Although October is the height of the spooky season here in the west, Netflix seems interested in counter-programing with a
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Deconstructing Comics #887: ‘The Dissidents’ — A Brutally Relevant Book
Derf Backderf’s latest book is The Dissidents, focusing on a group of political cartoonists in the late 1910s who did powerful
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