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Sex Criminals TV Deal, Arrow/Flash Spinoff, Runaways Coming Back | Comic Book Podcast #45

ITUNES: http://goo.gl/lVQePQ On Today’s Show: -Comic book writers and married couple Matt Fraction and Kelley Sue Deconnick have signed a two-year deal with Universal Television to bring their creator-owned comic b...

Preview: Feathers #3

Feathers #3 (of 6) Imprint: Archaia Author: Jorge Corona Artist: Jorge Corona Betrayal comes from all sides as Poe’s new friendship with Bianca creates chaos in the Maze, and the pair discover they may have even fewer allies th...

Preview: Day Men #6

Day Men #6 Authors: Matt Gagnon & Michael Alan Nelson Artist: Brian Stelfreeze Kellen’s gambit is over: the Virgos’ last-ditch attempt to find proof of the Scourge has failed, and Azalea will be subject to Justice by Day. B...

Preview: Cluster #2

Cluster #2 Author: Ed Brisson Artist: Damian Couceiro Samara and the other prisoners who managed to survive the Pagurani attack on the T-Towers are stranded on the battlefield, but they’ll need to find a way to trust one anothe...

The Select Seven – Comic Picks for 3/4/15

Each week, tons of new comics debut and demand your time and money. It’s impossible to read them all so that’s where this list comes in. These titles are the ones we’ll be buying this week and think you should...

Valiant Unveils X-O Manowar/Bloodshot MiniMates Two-Packs

The alien-armored Visigoth hero X-O Manowar and indestructible commando Bloodshot make their MiniMate debut in a specially designed two-pack that comes complete with both heroes’ signature accessories, alternate parts, an...

Comic Book Review: Catwoman #39

Since taking over “Catwoman”, Genevieve Valentine, Garry Brown and Lee Loughridge have brought a true breath of fresh air to the title. This is a series that went from terrible to fantastic overnight. Selina Kyle, f...

Comic Book Review: D4VE #1

The physical copy release that everyone has been recommending this week, and with good reason. A story that is fairly straight to the point and easy for anyone to get into. The robots conquered earth, wiping out all life in the...

Comic Book Review: Gotham Academy #5

Gotham Academy keeps up the fun with its first fancy occasion: a dance! Unfortunately, we don’t get to see a lot of actual dancing. Actually, we only visit the setting of the dance for a brief moment. Olive, Maps, Pomelin...

Lucifer Died For Our Podcast Episode 4 – I Rave, You Rave, We All Rave

ITUNES: http://goo.gl/lVQePQ 1, 2, 3, 4 let’s go! We are back with another episode of Lucifer Died For Our Podcast. This episode we focus on “The Wicked + The Divine” #8, an issue full of raves, drugs and what...

Comic Book Review: Sinestro #10

If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that Cullen Bunn knows how to bring out the best in a villain. Especially when it comes to the likes of Sinestro. A villain sure, though just another guy doing whatever...

Comic Book Review: Roche Limit #5

I’ve spent a great deal of time the last few months writing about “Roche Limit” and it’s all been leading up to this, the finale of the first part of this series. “Roche Limit” #5 is a perfec...

Comic Book Review: TMNT Mutanimals #1

This is it TMNT fans. We’ve seen them in the main Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ongoing and now they’re starring in their own ongoing. When I first heard that IDW was bringing Mutanimals onto the scene, I was surprised, since lo...

Comic Book Review: Thor Annual #1

Thor Annual #1's three stories might make up a perfect anthology, but it shows that stories with iconic characters can be told in many styles and tones. Each story has well-rendered art and some thought-provoking and/or hilario...

Comic Book Review: Spider-Gwen #1

Spider-Gwen #1 is out in stores and it is spectacular. The characters, the story and the art from start to finish had me on the edge of my seat and had me wanting more adventures of Spider-Gwen. Even before her first appearance...

Comic Book Review: Darth Vader #2

Marvel’s Darth Vader solo series returns with its second issue in which the Sith Lord takes stock of his now deflated status in the Imperial upper crust, but still manages to use his cunning to intimidate all around him. ...

Comic Book Review: Black Hood #1

This is a great book that kept my attention for many reasons. On top of it being a very compelling story, anyone who has spent time in Philadelphia can recognize certain area’s of the city. I didn’t grow up in Phill...

Comic Book Review: Orphan Black #1

Orphan Black is the critically acclaimed Canadian television series produced by BBC America. It deals with a clone conspiracy that sees its protagonist Sarah Manning slowly uncover a world in which she is just but one of many. ...

Comic Book Review: Superior Iron Man #5

After all this time that Teen Abomination has been with Tony since trying to kill him, there has been a big shroud of mystery surrounding just who this thirteen year old is. Who his parents are, how he came about being Teen Abo...

Comic Book Review: Curb Stomp #1

Ryan Ferrier is definitely a rising star in comics. Last year, his miniseries “D4VE” got my attention (out in print now, go buy it) and his soon to begin run on “Sons of Anarchy” will more than peak my i...

Comic Book Review: S.H.I.E.L.D. #3

After two great issues of S.H.I.E.L.D., it is unfortunate to run into one so early on that was hard to get through. It wasn’t bad, though it also was not as entertaining as the first two. You get the direction that Mark W...

Comic Book Review: Captain Midnight #20

Big things are happening in the Dark Horse shared world. We got our first taste of what is to come in the last story arc of Captain Midnight. Then came the clash of the superhuman in X “Marked For Death”. Now comes ...

Comic Book Review: Colder: The Bad Seed #5

With Colder: The Bad Seed #5 we reach the climax to this story, and a conclusion to this story arc. The first volume of Colder has a special place with all of us because of how twisted the story was. Nothing about it was famili...

Comic Book Review: Django Zorro #4

Django Zorro is an interesting crossover between two very familiar pulp heroes. Mainly because one knows the reputation of the other, but the other doesn’t seem willing to share the side of his life which he flaunts in a ...

Comic Book Review: Halo: Escalation #15

This continues to be an exciting story that picks up with the fight for both halves of the Janus Key as those who played Spartan Ops season two are familiar with. An important part of the story now addressed and any thing can h...

Comic Book Review: The Wicked + The Divine #8

WicDiv has proven itself time and time again to be an experimental comic, as it plays with not only narrative and design, but the very fabric of the medium itself in new and exciting ways every issue. The creative concepts deli...

Preview: Roche Limit #5

Roche Limit #5 Story By: Michael Moreci Art By: Vic Malhotra Cover By: Vic Malhotra Cover Price: $3.50 Digital Price: $2.99 Diamond ID: NOV140677 Published: February 25, 2015 Alex, Sonya, and Bekkah desperately try to get off o...