November Previews (Week 2): Previewing This Week’s New DC And Marvel Releases
Welcome to another new week of comic books and another roundup of all the available previews for this week’s forthcoming
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘I Have Tarried With You Long Enough’ Edition
Yes, it’s the return of The Sunday Spotlight, our regular end-of-the-week quick-fire round-up of all that’s good in comics news
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another selection of news, reviews and more, as chosen by us, the dedicated editorial team
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Art For Art’s Sake #390: Simon Bisley Draws ‘The Bible’
Welcome once more, one and all, to a selection of some magnificent comic artwork … yes, it’s Art For Art’s
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Image Comics Celebrates 35 Years In 2027
Hmmm, 35 years? Not sure that’s ever been a big anniversary, but Image Comics certainly believes it is. So they’re
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Commentary: ‘The Fall Of The House Of Usher’ Is An Impressive Feat
Sometimes stories can be judged simply on their scope rather than on their quality. Ideas can often be so ambitious
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First Look At ‘Beta Ray Bill By Daniel Warren Johnson Artist’s Edition’
Scott Dunbier’s Act 4 Publishing and partner Skybound have shared a first look at the 12”x17” hardback collection Beta Ray
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YouTuber Bionivision Documents The Life And Legacy Of Spongebob Creator Stephen Hillenburg
Since his TV debut on Nickelodeon, Spongebob Squarepants has cemented himself as the definitive cartoon character of ’90s kids, much
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Innings Festival Tempe 2027 Reveals ‘Pre-Order Exclusive’ Lineup Shirt Design
With ticket sales in full swing, Innings Festival Tempe 2027 has opened up pre-orders for this year’s lineup tee. This
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DC and Boom! Studios have revealed a first look at Swamp Thing Is Killing The Children #1. In a world
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Tom Scioli And Image Comics Announce New Ongoing Sci-Fi Series ‘The Myth Of 8-Opus’
Creator Tom Scioli (Space Opera Xanadax, Gødland) brings his unforgettable talent to Image Comics with the announcement of a new
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James Cameron’s ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ Is Coming Home On 4K UHD And Digital Platforms For The Holidays
After dominating the box office late last year, Avatar: Fire And Ash is riding one of those weird Pandora dinosaur-birds
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Marc Silvestri’s ‘The Darkness’ Celebrates 30 Years This December
Co-created by Image Comics co-founder and CEO of Top Cow Productions Marc Silvestri, as well as Garth Ennis and David Wohl, The Darkness
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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Reviewing ‘Archie In Hell’ #1
Good old Riverdale. A place where nothing more than some typical wholesome teenage style antics happens on a daily basis.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2506: More Of That ‘Rogue Trooper’ Action
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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First Look: Ghost Machine Announces Its First Crossover With ‘Radioactive Revolution’ #1
If you insist on a shared universe, there has to be crossover at some point. And that’s exactly what Ghost
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2000 AD Celebrates 50 Years Of Thrill Power With Its Very Own Comic Con And More
Announced a while ago now, tickets for the weekend event — happening on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th March 2027
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Commentary: ‘Backrooms’ Sets Itself Up To Fail
A lot of stories try to create audience interest through mystery. This can be extremely useful as the audience is
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Toy Review: ‘G.I. Joe Classified X Tomb Raider’ Lara Croft Is A Great Tribute With A Glaring Issue
In 1996, the world met a spelunking adventurer in a green tank top and shorts, and pop culture gained an
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Clark Gable’s Mad Men: Reviewing Warner Archive’s ‘The Hucksters’
Jack Conway‘s The Hucksters is Mad Men if Don Draper were played by Clark Gable — and instead of being
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The Art Of Politics: October — Everything Building To Carnage In The Midterms
Here we go again, taking a monthly look at the very finest political cartoonists and what they have to say
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Advance Review — ‘Dead By Daylight Vol. 2: The Hillbilly’ Is A Bloody Missed Opportunity
With its roster of memorable killers, the video game Dead by Daylight seems like a natural fit for comic books.
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A Killer Family Is Hard To Find: Boom! Studios Launches ‘The Carvers’
Boom! Studios has announced Breyden Boyd’s debut comic series, The Carvers. An orphaned teenager is taken under the wing of
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Gift Guide For Gamers 2027: ‘Warhammer’ Brings Plush Pals To The Table
Welcome to the table, It’s one of my favorite times of the year! Those brilliant days when the nights grow
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Great Power And Not So Great Responsibility — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #4
The sins of the father should not be the concern of the child, all their classmates, and their entire community.
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 6 Features Multiple Adventures In One
This English edition displays the skills of of writer, artist and colorist Florent Maudoux, translator Dan Christensen, localizer and edition
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Inaugural ICON Festival Kicks Off This Weekend In Los Angeles
Comic book art heavy hitters, including Nick Dragotta, Daniel Warren Johnson, Frank Cho, and Bill Sienkiewicz are descending on Los
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Gerardo Zaffino’s Cover Art For ‘Highlander: The Original Screenplay’ #1 Revealed
Good morning, everyone. Let’s start your day off with some phenomenal art, shall we? Courtesy of Gerardo Zaffino, who is
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‘Universal Monsters: The Bride Of Frankenstein Lives’ #1 Sells Out And Gets A Second Printing
Skybound/Image Comics and partners, Universal, have announced that Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives #1 has sold out at
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Commentary — ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind’ Should Be Canon
Disney has always had a very unique and creative approach to its theme park attractions. Sometimes it creates a
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1959’s ‘The Man Who Could Cheat Death’ Is Next Up For Hammer Films’ Extensive 4K UHD Release Program
Hammer Films set the standard for UK horror films in the 1950s and ’60s, and now they’re setting the standard
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