2019 Annual Comic-Watch Awards: The nominees are….
Comic Watch has worked really hard on our FIRST annual Comic Watch awards “the Watchies.” We are proud to present the 2019 Nominees!!
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Philly’s Fat Jack’s Comicrypt Pulls Off Holiday Miracle
Struggling Philadelphia comics shop, Fat Jack’s Comicrypt, manages to pull off the unthinkable– unite comics fans for a common love of the medium.
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Aquaman Making a Splash in Theaters
Aquaman may be the hit that DC needs to turn around its movie universe as Aquaman washes away other movies in the box office.
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News Watch: Real Life Villain Steals Comic collect in Las Vegas Storage Unit.
A lifetime of collecting stolen from a storage unit in Las Vegas. Suspect still at large.
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Arrogant as Ever: Hubris, Monstrosity, and Hope in The Best Defense
The Defenders is the Clifford, the Big Red Dog of superhero comics. Every outing is an exercise in how do we make this work? Too powerful for most threats. Too territorial for one comic. Too touchy to team up. So, how did Al Ewing and the gang pull it off?
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ANIME WATCH: First Look At Hot New Anime FIRE FORCE!
The first trailer for “Fire Force” a new series soon to be a house hold name.
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Your Guide to Secret Places
The best horror host, in any form, anywhere, any time, is British phantasm, Misty. In her self-titled anthology comic, she lures us in, and though the comic has not run in decades (though it has been resurrected as a shared irregular comic, along with Scream), those Misty issues retain both allure and power.
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FIRST WATCH: War of the Realms Spreads to Earth this April with New Trailer!
Marvel Comics has released a teaser trailer for this April’s War of the Realms!
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SNEAK PEEK: Preview Coda 8: A Terrible Secret
Here is a preview of the next issue in the ongoing misadventures of Hum in Simon Spurrier and Matias Bergara’s broken fantasy world series. Take an early look at CODA #8
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The Hate Machine and Avoiding Personal Responsibility
Tom Taylor and an array of visual artists’ X-Men Red has generated more than a few discussions and op-eds about viral ideas, terrorism, indoctrination, media saturation, bigotry, and fault. Most of them, most of us, want to see the threat as someone else, some other evil or manipulated person, but as Gabby puts it, even if someone made it that way, “The sentinels are us.”
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