WEBCOMIC: WHERE THE LIGHT IS: CHAPTER 15
Created by:Â Bryan Hoover and Rafael Desquitado Jr. Written & Lettered by:Â Bryan Hoover Pencilling and inking
WEBCOMIC: FALLOUT: THE MOONS OF KALANDOUR Chapter 37
Every Wednesday we will publish a NEW page, so make sure to visit and read
Advance Review: Her Infernal Descent #1 (of 5)
Loss affects everyone, whether it’s a loss of a ball game, (something as a ‘Fins
MOVIE REVIEW: Peter Rabbit
The Beatrix Potter classic tale comes in a blend of live action and animation. Rose
Innovative New STAR WARS CHARACTER MODEL LINE Debuts From Bandai Hobby
Snap-Together Kits Are Set For Retail Debut In Late Spring And Include Fully Articulated And
The Best Comic Book Films of 2017
2017 was the year of comic book movies and below we have our list of
MOVIE REVIEW: Gringo
Comedy drama starring Joel Edgerton, Charlize Theron, and David Oyelowo. A drug company in America
MOVIE REVIEW: Unless
Family drama starring Catherine Keener. Living an idyllic life in Canada, a Woman her Partner,
Review: Incognegro Renaissance #2
Dark Horse“s Berger Books imprint releases “Incognegro: Renaissance”“ #2 this week and fans of the
MOVIE REVIEW: Damo & Ivor: The Movie
The Irish sitcom comes to the big screen. Damo and Ivor are twins who were
REVIEW: Black Lightning #5
DC“s “Black Lightning: Cold Dead Hands”“ is a six-issue mini-series released almost in conjunction with
Review: The Spider King #1 (of 4)
Somethings are meant to be together; cheese and onion, Batman and Robin, Zatanna and fishnets
Kickstarter Alert: New Books from AIC Comics
Michael Kelly, an American in China has put together a small range of comics that
Review: Oblivion Song #1
As The Walking Dead continues its meandering wanderings across a zombie infested America, practically standing
WEBCOMIC: FALLOUT: THE MOONS OF KALANDOUR Chapter 36
Every Wednesday we will publish a NEW page, so make sure to visit and read
NEW MUSIC: Mad Man – Dual Diagnosis
Two people inside one Mad Man, do you feel his pain? As we at CC
Review: Doctor Star and The Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #1
My, how the recent round of publisher musical chairs has changed the comic racks. With
MOVIE REVIEW: Red Sparrow
When a Russian Ballet dancer loses her career after her leg breaks during a performance.Â
REVIEW: The Silencer #2
John Romita Jr. and Dan Abnett list themselves as co-creators and the storytellers of DC“s
REVIEW: Black Panther Long Live the King #6
The Black Panther Universe has become the most intriguing and possibly the most vividly drawn
