Brooklyn Nine-Nine “Hitchcock & Scully” Review

After a solid welcome back from Brooklyn Nine-Nine last week, there was really no telling what we were preparing ourselves for this season. A good feeling when even with a show like this there is a benefit to being surprised. F...

Face the Mindless Hordes in ROCKO’S MODERN AFTERLIFE from BOOM! Studios

BOOM! Studios today announced ROCKO’S MODERN AFTERLIFE will be available in stores on April 3, 2019. In this four-issue limited series from writer Anthony Burch (Borderlands 2) and artist Mattia Di Meo (Adventure Time/Regular S...


Dragon Ball Super: Broly Review

***Spoilers Below*** It’s crazy how big some of these movies blow up when out for a limited time in theaters. I remember the theater being packed when the My Hero Academia movie released, so it was no shock that the same ...



Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #6

I’ll be honest here. I actually skipped over the wedding issue of Fantastic Four. No matter how much you love Marvel or a certain creative team, there is only so many chances that a reader can give to the hype of another ...


Comic Book Review: Ironheart #2

Ironheart #1 was a long time coming, and as I said before, I’m glad that it was worth the wait. I only wish that there wasn’t such a wait between that first issue and the second. Hopefully with the release of Ironhe...

The Gifted “hoMe” Review

Big wheels finally started turning last week. A lot of things happening that we were too far in the season to still tip-toe around. The situation turning dire for the Mutant Underground foremost. Then of course there is finally...




The Flash “The Flash & The Furious” Review

The Flash serves as the first of the DC/CW shows to return from the winter break, and quick to jump right back into the thick of their problems. Right now it seems like a lot of things they have to deal with, so I was prepared ...

Comic Book Review: Shadowman #11

Shadowman #10 was the issue that everyone was waiting for, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. It has been some times since Jack has been able to face someone so formidable, and Sandria was the perfect obstacle to...


Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #50

It was a tough pill to swallow knowing that this is the end of Suicide Squad for Rob Williams and the many talented artists who have rotated throughout the entirety of this run. It goes without saying that this has been one of ...



Comic Book Review: The Wicked & The Divine #41

The Wicked & The Divine #40 was one hell of a page-turner when we were really left thinking that Baal and company were actually going to get away with sacrificing over 20,000 people for the sake of defeating the great evil....


Comic Book Review: Firefly #3

It was after the events of the second issue where I could actually say that I was looking forward to the next issue. A great feeling when licensed books like this are difficult to jump into expecting the same quality of work to...

Comic Book Review: Hawkman #8

The origin story that Hawkman #7 gave us was worth the wait. Right now this book is an underrated gem from DC that deserves more of a spotlight than it has been given. Exploration, discovery, the thrill of the chase. This book ...




Comic Book Review: The Batman Who Laughs #2

When the Batman Who Laughs made his entrance in the DCU, he left a trail of intense reactions to his existence. Many of which put the toughest on edge when it came to this madman who was the best halves of both Batman and Joker...

Comic Book Review: Evolution #13

Since Evolution went on break at the end of the last story arc, for the first time I was really looking forward to what came next since the plot was finally picking up. Not in the sense where it was slow and now picking up spee...


Comic Book Review: Justice League Dark #7

It’s new story time for the Justice League Dark. The previous arc was great for the time taken to finally address the new role that Bobo took on as the Nightmaster. It was also a thrilling chapter for showing us just what...



Preview: Hawkman #8

Writer(s): Robert Venditti Artist: Bryan Hitch, Andy Owens, Andrew Currie Publisher(s): DC Comics Colorist: Jeremiah Skipper Price: $3.99 (USD) Next stop: Krypton! As Hawkman’s intergalactic road trip continues, the next ...


Preview: Suicide Squad #50

Writer(s): Rob Williams Artist: German Peralta, Brent Schoonover, Will Conrad Publisher(s): DC Comics Colorist: Gabe Eltaeb Price: $3.99 (USD) The infection in Temho Me4ta prison spreads, and cannot be allowed to reach the surf...

Preview: Justice League Dark #7

Writer(s): James Tynion IV Artist: Alvaro Eduardo Martinez Bueno, Raul Fernandez Publisher(s): DC Comics Colorist: Brad Anderson Price: $3.99 (USD) First rule of magic: things can always get worse! Man-Bat learns that the hard ...




Colleen Doran Adapts Neil Gaiman’s Original Short Story “Snow, Glass, Apples”

Neil Gaiman’s chilling retelling of the Snow White fairytale, Snow, Glass, Apples has been gloriously adapted by Colleen Doran, who previously adapted Gaiman’s award-winning short story Troll Bridge. Terrified of her monstrous ...

Bedside Press Launches Kickstarter For Lost Lesbian Pulp Fiction Novel

Bedside Press, the Canadian comic book and prose publisher celebrates their five year anniversary by unearthing Eve Zaremba’s long out of print novel, Work for a Million! Largely unknown, and originally published in 1986 by Ama...


Dark Horse Promotes Sean Brice to Director of Trade Sales

Brice joined Dark Horse in 2013. Previously the senior trade sales manager, he administers the day-to-day relationship between Dark Horse’s trade sales team and the company’s distributor, Penguin Random House Publisher Services...



Look Out For THE LIFE AND DEATH OF TOYO HARADA #1-6 Pre-Order Bundle

Valiant is excited to announce that THE LIFE AND DEATH OF TOYO HARADA – the much-anticipated limited series by Eisner Award-nominated writer Joshua Dysart (HARBINGER, HARBINGER WARS) and a lineup of all-star artists – including...


THE GIRL IN THE BAY #1 | J.M. DeMatteis and Corin Howell

Dark Horse is pleased to offer a first look at J.M. DeMatteis and Corin Howell’s newest comic THE GIRL IN THE BAY #1 THE GIRL IN THE BAY #1 Writer: J.M. DeMatteis Artist: Corin Howell Editor: Karen Berger Cover Artist: Co...

Karl Kesel and Tom Grummett Return This April to SECTION ZERO

The award winning team of writer Karl Kesel (Superboy, Harley Quinn) and artist Tom Grummett (X-Men Forever, The Death of Superman, Superboy) return to their fan-favorite, critically acclaimed series, Section Zero. The science-...




HEATHEN Returns in 2019, Artist Ashley A. Woods Joins Creative Team

Vault Comics is delighted to announce that the critically-acclaimed title HEATHEN, created by Natasha Alterici, will be returning with brand new issues in 2019. The international best-seller, which was selected as an American L...

Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 6 Premiere “Honeymoon” Review

You won’t always look forward to a police television sitcom, especially these days, but if you do? That show is Brooklyn Nine-Nine. I think all of us were excited to find out that this show was finding a new home with NBC...


Kodansha Comics Celebrates 10 Years of Publishing, Beginning with AKIRA in January

Kodansha Comics to Celebrate 10 Years of Publishing with Different Spotlight Manga Every Month in 2019 Top manga publisher Kodansha Comics announced today it will be celebrating its 10th anniversary of publishing in English wit...



Xander Faces Danger on BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #4 Cover

BOOM! Studios today unveiled the main cover to BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #4 by acclaimed Mondo illustrator Matthew Taylor featuring Xander Harris surrounded by vampires! This vital chapter of the hotly anticipated series will de...


BOOM! Studios Announces Key Promotions & New Hires

BOOM! Studios announced today that it has promoted four key members of its Marketing, Operations and Editorial teams following a historic year for the company that has seen it earn four GLAAD Media Award Nominations, seven Eisn...

Comic Book Review: Captain Marvel #1

No better book to pick up this year for Captain Marvel fans. With the world premiere of the movie right around the corner, this is probably one of the most important book debuts for the captain. After getting to know Carol Danv...