9 years ago
Dynamite Entertainment Previews for May 6th
At Dynamite Entertainment this week, we see the long-anticipated release of Swords of Sorrow #1, along with its tie-in Chaos! Prequel. Masks 2 and Uncanny Season 2 see their second …
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Dynamite Entertainment Previews for April 1st
The highlights this week at Dynamite Entertainment: Andy Diggle and Aaron Campbell’s Uncanny returns for its second season of comics, the webcomic Looking for Group sees print. and a more …
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Image Comics Previews for March 25th
When you go to the comic shop this week to get The Walking Dead, there are several other excellent Image titles starting new story arcs, such as Wayward, Mice Templar, …
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Image Previews for February 25th
Highlights of Image Comics this week include a new Walking Dead hardcover, the third issue of the intriguing Clockwork Orange / X-Men mash-up, They’re Not Like Us, and lots of glorious Chew. …
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Image Comics May Solicitations
Image Comics released their May solicitations today, and they include seven new number one issues, as well as the continuing adventures of many of your favorite Image Comics characters and …
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9 years ago
Personal Tragedy Inspires Art for Andy Diggle and Aaron Campbell’s Uncanny: Season Two, In Comic Shops April 2015
Dynamite Entertainment has announced the sequel to their popular superhuman crime noir series will arrive in comic book stores April 2015.
In Uncanny: Season Two, Weaver continues to …
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11 years ago
Creator Controlled Comics and the Shared Universe
Last week, Mark Waid wrote an “open letter” to creators on work-for-hire projects, detailing what he considers to be a decline in courtesy in parts of the …
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Review: Action Comics #21
The New 52 has been surprisingly inconsistent when it comes to its flagship character. In Justice League, Superman is making booty calls and having casual hook ups with Wonder Woman. In Superman, …
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11 years ago
Comic Review: Action Comics #20
After last month’s stellar issue, hopes were high for Action Comics. Writer Andy Diggle had proven to have a deft grasp of the characters’ voices – especially Lois Lane and Clark/Superman. …
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11 years ago
Review: Action Comics #19
In case you didn’t know, there’s been some drama behind the scenes of Action Comics recently. New writer Andy Diggle walked away from the series before his issue even hit stands, …
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11 years ago
Review: Snapshot #1
What would you do if you found someone else’s phone? Would you try to find out who it belongs to and return it to them? Or would you pocket it …
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