Interview: Catching Up with the Viking Kings – Sword Daughter Writer Brian Wood and Artist Mack Chater
One of the strongest books of last year was survivalist story Briggs Land. Now Brian
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REVIEW: The Terrifics #2
Mystery and discovery animate each of the first two issues of DC“s The Terrifics. In
WEBCOMIC: FALLOUT: THE MOONS OF KALANDOUR Chapter 39
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WEBCOMIC: WHERE THE LIGHT IS: CHAPTER 16
The Story So Far: Three convicts escape from a New England prison to hunt for
REVIEW: Mata Hari #2
At times, Mata Hari Chapter 2: “Bare Breast,”“ from the Berger Books imprint at Dark
WEBCOMIC: FALLOUT: THE MOONS OF KALANDOUR Chapter 38
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Biggest Comic Book Franchises
A little known fact to even the most avid of comic book fans is that
Advance Review: Kick-Ass #2
One of the foundational assertions of the modern superhero genre is that with great power
REVIEW: Mister Miracle #7
One of the miracles of comics is the generative discourse that is crafted between a
REVIEW: Falcon #6
Marvel Comics“ Falcon # 6, “Vampires in Brooklyn”“ marks the start of the second story
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
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The Best Comic Book Films of 2017
2017 was the year of comic book movies and below we have our list of
Review: Incognegro Renaissance #2
Dark Horse“s Berger Books imprint releases “Incognegro: Renaissance”“ #2 this week and fans of the
REVIEW: Black Lightning #5
DC“s “Black Lightning: Cold Dead Hands”“ is a six-issue mini-series released almost in conjunction with
WEBCOMIC: FALLOUT: THE MOONS OF KALANDOUR Chapter 36
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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
Review: Elfquest: The Final Quest #24
Wow. 40 years of Elfquest. The end of the story. Forgive me while I slice
REVIEW: Black Panther #170
Readers have to wonder whether or not Ta-Nehisi Coates knew that Black Panther #170 ”“
