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The temptation to shorthand Dark Horse“s Blackwood as “Scooby Doo”“ meets “Harry Potter”“ is almost
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A mixture of sadness and nostalgia animates most modern comic book conventions. Not the big
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At the core of Statix Press“ “2021: Lost Children” is the decline of American empire
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What happens when the DC Universe“s supreme vigilante is stalked by an unknown, media-savvy, vigilante?
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Some of you reading this right now have probably never heard of Zenescope Entertainment, the
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Cullen Dunn, Brian Quinn, and Walt Flanagan are poised to release their kickstarter-funded “urban fantasy”“
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From the beginning of this series, Jeff Lemire has crafted the narratives of Bloodshot Salvation
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Todd McFarlane“s Spawn is getting closer and closer to its 300th issue. For the original
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Full disclosure: The title of Dark Ark“s seventh installment, “Beneath Surface”“ is the same as
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Is there a term or phrase in comics for the perfect ending? Is there such
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Comics“ reviewers are constantly wading into narratives “in medias res,”“ forcing us to regularly assess
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Valiant“s “Shadowman”“ is back with the vengeance of a disrespected loa and issue #3 shows
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In Matt Kindt and David Rubin“s “Ether: The Copper Golems”“ #1 (Dark Horse), readers are
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Lifelong super fans and readers of the X-men titles may be feeling a bit out
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Lore matters. It has always mattered in comics, but the stakes for the logic and
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In the great debate over continuous numbering in comics, the traditional stance: that comics should
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