No Heroine Part 1: Kayla Strong
No Heroine #1 (Gogol, Madd, Madd) asks the question, “What if Buffy was a recovering heroin addict?” and lets the sparks fly from there! A wonderful, engaging self-published work, this comic and its creators deserve your attention!
DetailsJudge Dredd Progs 2171-2173
Judge Dredd progs 2171-2173 (Niemand, Lynch, Boswell, Parkhouse) introduce a thoughtful exploration of cultural significance against the impact of such a harsh rule of law and way of life, helping to make this a story any fan will want to check out.
DetailsAstonishing X-Men (2004) #48
Get ready for the beginning of a story about fresh starts, love and mutant condition in Astonishing X-Men’s #48 (Liu, Perkins) , the starter of a new intriguing status quo and an exploration of some characters’ deep grounds.
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Magnetic Press helps out their fans and retailers by reopening their webstore with discounts and deals to help out during the pandemic.
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Comic Watch’s own Matt Meyer recounts the history of DC/Vertigo’s PREACHER, in the first chapter of this multipart look back!
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Hobbits cannot have had a better journey than I have in my first year at Comic-Watch. Comics, Culture, & More is back with a sincere note of gratitude to a great bunch of people.
DetailsHot on the heels of the announcement that Netflix has ordered Mark Millar and Olivier Coipel’s The Magic Order to series we tried our hand at fan casting some of the major characters…
DetailsStar Trek: The Next Generation – Hive
It isn’t perfect, but Star Trek: The Next Generation – Hive (Braga, Matalas, Fickett, Corroney, Hi-Fi, Lee) is a series that offers plenty of fan service, mostly beautiful art and just enough depth of plot to keep you invested for the long haul.
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Sweeney Boo continues to soar and make a name for herself in the comic world. Comic-Watch was fortunate enough to talk with her about Eat, and Love Yourself, influences, and more!
DetailsHeavy Vinyl: Y2K-O! TPB
Heavy Vinyl: Y2K-O! (Usdin, Vakueva, Nesterenko): An uplifting and engaging story, filled with LGBT+ teen positivity and romance and a vibrant style you won’t want to miss. The first volume is not necessary to enjoy this engaging story set in the birth of digital music sharing.
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Nothing can keep a good comic-con down
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