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Riverdale “Chapter Fifteen: Nighthawks” Review
The season 2 premiere of Riverdale proved that this is not the show to sleep on. Not with that heart-stopping hour of not only hoping that Archie’s dad would live, but fearing for what this now means for the town moving f...
Comic Book Review: Sherlock Frankenstein and the Legion of Evil #1
Spinning out from the pages of Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormston’s fantastic “Black Hammer” comes “Sherlock Frankenstein and the Legion of Evil.” This spin off series comes right after the shocking fina...
Preview The Art of Overwatch Now! Coming Out Next Week!
When it launched in May 2016, Overwatch took the world by storm, boasting millions of players and gaining critical acclaim. Now, in this beautiful hardcover, Blizzard Entertainment reveals the creative process behind one of the...
Dark Horse Comics and Borealys Games Announce Mages of Mystralia Comic
Dark Horse Comics and Borealys Games announce the release the popular Mages of Mystralia™ webcomic in a new graphic novel coming to bookstores and comics shops in January 2018 Acclaimed fantasy author Ed Greenwood lent his magi...
Comedy, Emotion, and Cartooning Collide in Get Naked
Image Comics is pleased to announce an original graphic novel of sequential essays in GET NAKED, written by Steven T. Seagle—with artwork by Emei Olivia Burell, Tina Burholt, Patricia Amalie Eckerle, Christoffer Hammer, Andrada...
Comic Book Review: Magnus #5
Crap has hit the fan in this investigation. This was never going to be an easy bounty to pull off for Magnus, but I don’t think she was prepared for the consequences of the situation getting this out of hand. The urgency ...
Comic Book Review: Rugrats #1
I’m not going to lie, I have found myself in that box where it was hard to step outside of one BOOM! imprint to try another. The release of Rugrats #1 felt like that perfect opportunity to try something new. I mean who do...
Comic Book Review: Invincible #141
***Spoilers Below*** Even after a month, that final fight between Mark and Thragg still excites as it couldn’t have ended any other way. It was brutal and fueled by what these two were fighting for so hard. In Thragg̵...
Comic Book Review: Super Sons #9
Nothing like being dragged into a fight to save the multiverse to show you exactly what you asked for when trying to become heroes. The Super Sons having their work cut out for them as the endless alien armies of Yggardis desce...
Comic Book Review: Halo: Rise of Atriox #3
The rise of Atriox continues! Last month’s issue was a big step forward for this miniseries. I got the point of the first, but it didn’t do enough for me compared to the second that was more engaging for actually fo...
Comic Book Review: Go Go Power Rangers #4
Like I said about last month’s issue of Go Go Power Rangers, this creative team knows exactly what they want us to get out of this stage of the Rangers’ lives. Balance is everything and they were not in the proper p...
Legends of Tomorrow “Freakshow” Review
The Legends are back and on their own, and the fun continues once again. I’m sure it caught everyone off guard that there is now a Time Bureau, though this development came at a good time when you do need to begin creatin...
WWE Superstar Samoa Joe Makes His Debut in BOOM! Studios’ ‘WWE’ Comics
BOOM! Studios and WWE today announced that January’s WWE #13 will feature the WWE comic book writing debut of WWE Superstar Samoa Joe in a story co-written by Michael Kingston (Headlocked) and illustrated by Michel Mulipo...
Lucifer “Mr. and Mrs. Mazikeen Smith” Review
Its back to basics for the devil himself. Lucifer “The One With the Baby Carrot” opened Pandora’s Box when the devil realizes what he needs to do in order to take this fight to the boogeyman. Now that we are a...
Marvel’s Inhumans “Make Way for… Medusa” Review
As far as pacing goes, Marvel’s Inhumans hasn’t let up with the momentum it started out with. This is a show that keeps you at the edge of your seat because again it is dangerous to be an Inhuman in the MCU. It is e...
It’s Morphin Time in ‘Saban’s Power Rangers Artist Tribute’ from BOOM! Studios
In celebration of Power Rangers’ 25th Anniversary, BOOM! Studios and Saban Brands announce the SABAN’S POWER RANGERS ARTIST TRIBUTE, an oversized, commemorative hardcover collecting more than 60 pieces of original artwork...
Trouble on Tour? Preview THE ARCHIES #2
THE ARCHIES #2 NEW ONGOING SERIES! The Archies hit the road—but tour isn’t all it’s cracked up to be! Can they still make some great music? Or will they go broke and make a U-turn for home? Script: Alex Segura and Matt Rosenber...
Jen Walters Faces Her Biggest Battle Yet in SHE-HULK #159!
The once-green (now gray) goliath otherwise known as Jen Walters is reclaiming her name in Marvel Legacy – starting in SHE-HULK #159! And series writer Mariko Tamaki is being joined by new series artist Jahnoy Lindsay to blast ...
MARVEL LEGACY Week One Is a Hit! Second Printings on The Way!
On the heels of MARVEL LEGACY #1 being the best-selling issue of 2017, Marvel is pleased to announce that all week one Legacy titles have sold out, and will immediately return for a second printing: AVENGERS #672, ICEMAN #6, IR...
Gotham “A Dark Knight: The Demon’s Head” Review
I’m surprised that a storyline centering around Ra’s al Ghul is working this well. Not too long into the last season there was skepticism about this being the second ongoing DC show to use the character. I admit I h...
Comic Book Review: Falcon #1
I love Sam Wilson, but even I have to say that I’m a bit disappointed how Marvel has already stripped him of the title Captain America. In a time where there are some out there who will shamefully say they don’t wan...
Comic Book Review: Runaways #2
That was a powerful first issue if I ever read one. This creative team dropped a bomb on our laps when they decided that the very first issue of us getting Runaways back we would get Gertrude back as well. We already have so ma...
Comic Book Review: The Flash #32
It has been some time since the last issue I read of The Flash (Issue #27). It was without a doubt one of the lowest points for Barry Allen when he had lost Iris. Wally was hospitalized, and of course he himself was left with t...
Comic Book Review: The Wicked + The Divine #32
Like I said last month, shit really hit the fan, unfortunately a body hit the floor as well. This month’s The Wicked + The Divine definitely left you with some expectations of what was to follow not only Sakhmet killing A...
Comic Book Review: Overwatch: Anthology Volume 1 HC
Overwatch may not be a game where it has a story mode, though that hasn’t stopped Blizzard from creating some seriously in-depth lore for this growing world. This has come in the form of multiple cinematic movies, the tra...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #27
With this new issue of Suicide Squad we jump into a new story. I haven’t been all too invested in Dark Nights: Metal, but that didn’t mean I didn’t find myself satisfied with the way the Suicide Squad was tied...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #27
The feeling is good having Birthright back into the monthly swing. Issue #26 gave us a small understanding of where the story is now taking the Rhodes family after their encounter with Lore’s agents. The lengths as well t...
Legends of Tomorrow Season 3 Premiere “Aruba-Con” Review
New season and new adventure for the Legends of Tomorrow. I am personally very happy that this show has been able to see a third season. I remember when there were those who said this one wouldn’t make it to the end of th...
Lucifer “The One With the Baby Carrot” Review
Like I said last week, this is going to be a darker season with the potential to explore a place you didn’t think we would get to in the series. Someone is messing with the devil and you don’t know whether this Sinn...
NYCC 2017: Dark Horse Announces Impressive Slate of Creator-Owned and Licensed Projects
Dark Horse had a great time at New York Comic Con over the weekend, thanks to everyone who helped make it one for the books. Below is a list of announcements Dark Horse made at New York Comic Con. The Legend of Zelda Encycloped...
