Preview: IDW Publishing’s ‘Genius, Isolated: The Life And Art Of Alex Toth’
IDW Publishing has revealed a preview of Genius, Isolated: The Life and Art of Alex Toth, out tomorrow from Dean
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Z2 Comics And Alison Wonderland Bringing ‘Loner’ To Graphic Novels – From Isolation To Enlightenment
Alison Wonderland and Z2 Comics to release a psychedelic, role-playing-inspired graphic novel in the sister project to her May 2022
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Written by Tom King Art by Mitch Gerads and Evan Shaner Lettering by Clayton Cowles “Mr. Terrific is back on
Read moreAHOY Comics Offers Up Free Online Comics For Your Self-Isolating Consideration
Follow on from Image Comics, AHOY Comics is the latest comic book publisher helping out in this time fo crisis
Read moreA Tale Of Two Queens: ‘Isola’ #10 Reviewed
Rook awakens in the loving embrace of a human Queen Olwyn, and this shocks Rook. However, Olwyn herself seems very calm and eager about the change in their relationship. Unfortunately, Olwyn is acting strangely, and Rook is left to wonder what has happened to her queen.
Read moreReview: ‘Isola’ #10 Offers One Shocking Revelation After Another Setting Up The Next Arc Wonderfully
When last we caught up with Captain Rook and her ward and lover, the Queen of Maar herself, it looked
Read moreJ’onn’s Actions May Isolate Him From The Others In A Preview Of Next Week’s Supergirl
While Supergirl‘s Leviathan plotline is on a slow simmer — though it would seem William Day (Staz Nair) is a
Read moreIsola #9 Is Another Enchanting Issue From Fletcher, Kerschl And Msassyk
In Isola #9 by Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl, Msassyk, and Aditya Bidikar, we catch up with Captain Rook and her
Read moreIsola #8 Is Slow But Beautiful
Isola #8, by Brendan Fletcher, Karl Kerschl and Msassyk, like the previous issue, continues to tell the tale of Captain
Read moreIsola #7 Is A Slow-Burning Issue That Offers More Mysteries
In Isola #7, Captain Rook and her companion, the Queen of Maar, try their best to continue to go unnoticed
Read moreAdvance Review: Isola #6 Marks The Fantasy Saga’s Welcome Return
The female character-strong fantasy saga Isola returns this week from creators Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl and Msassyk #6, and we pick
Read moreExplore A Lavish World: Isola’s First Collection Arrives In October
Brenden Fletcher and Karl Kerschl, alongside colorist Msassyk and letterer Aditya Bidikar, have received plenty of praise for their Image
Read moreEmotions Are High As An Arc Comes To An End In Isola #5
Isola #5 marks the closing on the first chapter in this enthralling saga and leaves the reader with further questions,
Read moreEarly Preview: A Haunting, Tragic Saga Unfolds In Isola #4
This Wednesday, the 11th of July sees another installment in the fantasy saga, Isola, on shelves from Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl
Read moreA World Full Of Wonder And Awe: Isola #3 By Fletcher, Kerschl & Msassyk
Every time I get my meaty paws on this book, I’m like Homer Simpson whenever he dreams of donuts. Drooling
Read moreIsola #1 Goes In For A Third Printing
A third printing of Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl and Msassyk’s, Isola #1? I guess so. But then, it is a great
Read moreA World Of Fables, Fantasy And Fear In ISOLA #2 From Fletcher, Kerschl & Msassyk
Issue 2 of the fantastic fantasy epic, ISOLA (out this week), sees travelling companions, Captain Rook and the transformed Queen
Read moreListen To My Art Podcast, Ep. 9: Journey Into The World Of ISOLA With Brenden Fletcher
On this episode of Listen To My Art, I spoke with Brenden Fletcher about his expansive comic career. We talk about his fan-favorite work
Read moreFletcher & Kerschl’s Isola #1 Sells Out And Goes Back To Print
And just like that, Isola #1 has sold out and is at this very moment being rushed back to the
Read moreArt And Story That Capture The Heart: ISOLA #1
ISOLA could well be the most gorgeous looking comic you see this year. First announced back at the Image Expo
Read more“A Fusion Of Eastern And Western Mythologies” – Interviewing Brenden Fletcher And Karl Kerschl On ISOLA
Fantasy fiction-based comics are on the rise, and that’s in no small part to Image with books like Seven To
Read moreAdvance Review: Isola From Fletcher, Kerschl, Myssasyk & Image Comics
We all love DC Comics’ Gotham Academy right? I mean, what’s not to like? Well then, you’ll probably love Brenden Fletcher
Read moreExotic Animals, Sprawling Forests, Mythic Creatures: Isola From Gotham Academy Team Of Fletcher And Kerschl
We all like Gotham Academy right? The writing, the art; it’s a wonderful, energetic read. Well, Gotham Academy writer Brenden Fletcher
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WonderCon 2023: ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City’ Explores The Unprocessed Trauma And Loss Of Maggie And Negan
The Walking Dead Universe is expanding with several spin-offs lined up including one that is centered on Daryl Dixon in
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TV Review: ‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Season 2, Episode 12
Star Wars: The Bad Batch is really setting itself up as a show about more than just a squadron of
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Jumping On: New Story Arcs Kicking Off On March 15, 2023
One of the hardest and most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good
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Devilishly Delightful: ‘Black Tape’ #2 Advance Review
As much as Black Tape #2 is a sizzling, sexy horror comic dripping with seventies sensibilities and rock and roll
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Jumping On: New Story Arcs Kicking Off On March 8, 2023
One of the hardest and most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good
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TV Review: ‘The Flash’ Season 9, Episode 4
The Red Death was always going to be a problematic character to adapt from the comic page to the TV
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A Rotten Apple From A Rotten Tree: Reviewing ‘Sabretooth And The Exiles’ #4
Arthur Conan Doyle wrote about how whatever remains after eliminating the impossible, however improbable, must be the truth. When it
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It’s A Return To Kashyyyk In ‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Season 2, Episode 6
When Star Wars is broken down to its core, it’s essentially about fighting back against tyranny. A lot of times
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