Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another selection of reading material as chosen by the editorial team here at Comicon.com. Here’s
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Art For Art’s Sake #388: Celebrating 50 Years Of Captain Britain (Part 4)
Once more, one last time, let’s celebrate my favourite hero in comics, Captain Britain … first published in October 1976 and
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‘Exquisite Corpses: Book Of The Dead’ Reveals The Gruesome Origins Of The Killers
Image Comics’ forthcoming Exquisite Corpses: Book of the Dead will reveal the horrifying origins of the grisly killers from James
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Commentary — ‘Millennium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run’ Adapts To Canon
Unlike most amusement parks, Disney tries to create a truly immersive storytelling experience with their attractions. This goes doubly true
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog 2504: Azimuth’s Multiverse Of Madness
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance — it’s
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Act 4 Publishing & Skybound Announces ‘Bissette And Totleben’s Swamp Thing Artist’s Edition’
Scott Dunbier’s Act 4 Publishing and partners DC Comics have announced the release of Bissette and Totleben’s Swamp Thing Artist’s
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Is A Blokees’ Model Kit Worth It? Reviewing The Champion Class ‘Marvel Rivals’ Jeff The Land Shark
If you’ve been following the trends in the toy space recently, you might have noticed that Blokees is a brand
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Something Spooky: ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #159 Introduces The X-Men To The World of Vampires For Better & Worse
By 1982, Marvel’s 1970s horror boom was mostly played out. Tomb of Dracula, arguably the centerpiece of the boom, bowed
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Adult Animation Revolution: ‘Dofus Book 1 — Julith’ On YouTube
Dofus Book 1: Julith is a French animated film set within the world of Wakfu, a popular online game turned animated series.
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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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Force Matters: ‘Shadow Of Maul’ #4 Doesn’t Need Its Title Character For This Fun Done-In-One
In which the best issue yet of Shadow of Maul paradoxically features less Maul than ever! Star Wars: Shadow of
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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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New Characters And New Origins: First Look At ‘Capes’ #13
Capes #13 will feature an all-new Invincible Universe backup story from Robert Kirkman (Invincible), Nate Bellegarde (Nowhere Men), and Annalisa
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DC Comics Celebrates Black Lightning’s 50th Anniversary With New One-Shot Special
2027 sees the 50th anniversary of Black Lightning, and DC Comics is marking the occasion not with a birthday cake
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Gehenna Travels To LA For Revenge In ‘Gehenna: Lust For Conquest’
Patrick Kindlon (Tigress Island), Marco Ferrari (Scarlett), and Maurizio Rosenzweig (Dylan Dog) reunite for a third instalment starring their co-creation,
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K/DA Returns With New Single “Firestarter”
Not to be outdone by the success of KPop Demon Hunters, virtual band K/DA returns with a new single titled
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Art Of The Hellmouth: A ‘Buffy’ & ‘Angel’ Tribute Now Open
Art of the Hellmouth, a tribute to the Buffyverse created by Buffy the Vampire Slayer and its spinoff Angel, is
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Jake Tapper Makes His Graphic Novel Debut With Top Shelf’s ‘The Butcher: The Decades-Long Hunt For Klaus Barbie, One Of The World’s Most Notorious Killers’
Talk about a long-winded title. But, The Butcher: The Decades-Long Hunt for Klaus Barbie, One of the World’s Most Notorious
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‘Magic: The Gathering’ Secret Lair Brings ‘怪異学校 — Strange School’ And ‘Duality Distorted’ To ‘Reality Fracture’
Welcome to the table, Magic: The Gathering, aside from a brief stint on a sled hockey team, has been my
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Something Spooky: Forever Truly Is A Long Time In ‘Stillwater’
For many, the idea of eternal life seems like a gift, perhaps bestowed by some benevolent deity or higher
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Advance Review: ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ #1 — Possibly The Absolute Perfect ‘D&D’ Comic
Welcome to the table, I have been playing Dungeons & Dragons all my life. It’s my favorite hobby. It’s the thing
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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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Review — ‘Concrete: Stars Over Sand’ #4 Is Excellent
Paul Chadwick‘s Concrete: Stars Over Sand #4, the penultimate chapter of this miniseries, deftly switches from the physical conflicts and
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Steampunk Western Anime ‘Bass X Machina’ Is Coming To Netflix
Bass X Machina is a steampunk western anime inspired by the Black US Marshal Bass Reeves. The project sees Reeves
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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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DC Comics Announces 2027 As The “Year Of Wonder”
Debuting in All-Star Comics #8 in 1941, Wonder Woman has long been a champion of truth, compassion, and equality in
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IDW And And Sanrio Announce ‘Hello Kitty And Friends: Hello World! Supercute Mystery Box’
IDW Publishing and Sanrio have announced the release of Hello Kitty and Friends: Hello World! trade paperback, collecting issues #1–4
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Commentary: ‘Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal’ Is The Epitome Of “Show, Don’t Tell”
“Show, don’t tell” is a fairly strong foundation of storytelling. It basically means when something is to be communicated
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Review — ‘Frankenstein: New World — The Speed Of Darkness #4’
Welcome to the table, Found family is a powerful thing, and within the pages of Frankenstein: New World — The
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Review: Alliances Shift In Wonderfully Cheesy ‘The Last Driver’ #3
It’s generally not a good thing when a comic book series is referred to as cheesy. But when that series
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Review: ‘Hidden Springs’ #3 Has ‘Cocoon’ Vibes
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid, entertainment was a bit different than it is now. Rather than
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