Exclusive Advance Preview: Bloodshot Salvation #9
BLOODSHOT SALVATION #9 Written by JEFF LEMIRE & RAY FAWKES Art by RENATO GUEDES Cover A by KENNETH ROCAFORT Cover B by RENATO GUEDES Cover C by GIUSEPPE CAMUNCOLI Variant Cover by JUAN JOSÉ...
EXCLUSIVE ADVANCE PREVIEW: X-O Manowar #13
Written by MATT KINDT Art by RYAN BODENHEIM Cover A by LEWIS LAROSA Cover B by GIUSEPPE CAMUNCOLI Interlocking Variant by ARIEL OLIVETTI X-O Manowar Icon Variant by HOWARD CHAYKIN This means...
New VOD Release ‘Chris Claremont’s X-Men’ is the DVD Bonus You Wanted
There’s a new VOD available that tells the story of Chris Claremont and the X-Men. It’s a pretty entertaining 75 minutes, especially for people who admire Claremont’s comics but don’t know the full...
Exclusive Advance Preview: ‘Armstrong and the Vault of Spirits’ #1
When Valiant Comics shared the gorgeous art by CAFU on this upcoming comic, we knew we had to bring you this exclusive preview! ARMSTRONG AND THE VAULT OF SPIRITS #1 Written by FRED VAN LENTE Art by...
‘The Smell of Starving Boys’ is a Brilliant, Haunting Western
The Smell of Starving Boys, the new graphic novel by Frederik Peeters and Loo Hui Phang, is the best graphic novel I’ve read all year. The book opens with an upside-down image of a beautifully stark cliff in...
‘The Mercenary: Cult of the Sacred Fire’ is an Awesomely Fun Jolt of Otherworldly Adventure
The Mercenary: Cult of the Sacred Fire is a wildly fun jolt of early 1980s Heavy Metal thrills. With its gorgeous oil-painted art, deliriously odd storyline and copious nudity, the first volume of Vicente...
Review: ‘Mangasia’ is a Fascinating Journey Through Asian Comic Art
Mangasia is a must-buy for anybody who wants to learn about the history of comics in nearly two dozen Asian countries. Master comics historian Paul Gravett delivers a sumptuously illustrated history of...
Review: ‘Cartoon County’ is a Breezy, Fun Burst of Comics Nostalgia
One of the great things about working in comics these days is that you can work from pretty much anywhere. Whether the artist is in New York or The Phillipines hardly matters these days, thanks to the miracle...
Review: ‘Dust Elves: Mistaken Identity’ Revives Bittersweet Memories of Childhood
Most of us have a deep nostalgia for childhood, for that rare and precious time in which imagination reigns unconstrained and we live a life mostly free of concerns about mortality, identity and social status....
Review: ‘Renegade: Martin Luther: the Graphic Biography’
It’s been five hundred years since Martin Luther changed the world by hammering his ninety-five Theses to the doors of the Castle Church of Wittenberg, in Saxony. Those events split the Roman Catholic Church...
