NEWS WATCH: First Look at BOOM Studios’ Seven Secrets #1 Cover by Daniele Di Nicuolo!
BOOM releases the extraordinary cover from Daniele Di Nicuolo for Lost Secrets #1.
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NEWS WATCH: IDW Reveals Comic Book Direct Market Publishing Schedule for Summer 2020
IDW releases a phenomenal list of summer comics that will satisfy any cravings.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer #14: Moving On
Buffy the Vampire Slayer #14 (Bellaire, Lopez, Hidalgo) is a quiet, character-driven issue that lets everyone settle into the new status quo. With gorgeous art, this issue is a great jumping-on – or jumping back on – point for new and lapsed reader alike.
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Star #4: Another Battle for these Accursed Stones
Star #4
Star #4 (Thomspon, Pina, Andrade, Aburtov, O’Halloran, Cowles) is full of action and awesome visuals, but it also poses an interesting comparison which finds Star still on uncertain grounds regarding her status as a hero or a villain.
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Batman: Gotham Nights #4-5: Clowns to the Left of Me…
Batman: Gotham Nights #4-5
Batman: Gotham Nights #4-5 (Russell, Benjamin, Friend, Sinclair) from DC’s Digital Firsts line land slightly better than previous issues thanks to Russell but still feel like a lot of potential was lost along the way.
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Year Zero #1: Hunting for Clues
Year Zero #1
Year Zero #1 (Percy, Rosanas, Loughridge) With a world rich in characters with diverse backgrounds, Year Zero comes in with its refreshing horror theme that sucks the reader into the story and does not let go!
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Banana Fish
Banana Fish
Basically the plot is as follows. Ash Lynx, a 17-year-old gang member, and leader, is up to speed in the aftermath over a thing or substance named “Banana Fish”, connected to his sibling Griffin and the war in Iraq. Ash’s chief and abuser Dino needs this substance back. In the interim, 19-year-old Eiji from Japan…
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DCeased: Unkillables #1-3: Corrupted by the Best
DCeased: Unkillables #1-3
DCeased: Unkillables #1-3 (Taylor, Mostert, Scott, Edwards, Lokus, Temofonte) is an exciting and fast-paced miniseries that hits the ground running to successfully maintain the momentum of the original event. It’s brutally heartfelt and uniquely memorable, so if you haven’t read DCeased yet, now is the time, because you don’t want to miss this one!
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NEWS WATCH: Scout Comics Unveils their New Title Grit!
When an aging monster hunter comes up against a foe that can’t be felled with the swing of his axe, he’s forced to face the unintended consequences of his brutal style of problem-solving. Southern-fried sword and sorcery!
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This one is rated R, folks. MA-mature audiences only! NSFW-whatever the hell that means. Be sure to have soap and water handy to wash your eyes after viewing! Not for squeamish! Not for easily offended! Presented for fun only.
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Manga Monday: Tokyo Ghoul Volume 1 Review
Tokyo Ghoul Volume 1
Ghoul or human any manga reader will find this cruel story a delight to read.
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X-Men (1963) #1-3: Return to the Silver Age
X-Men (1963) #1-3
For #XMenMonday, it’s time to return to where it all started in the 1960’s, to the start of the boom for Marvel Comics! From the first appearance of Magneto, to the creepy love Xavier had for Jean, see how it began in X-Men #1-3 (Lee, Kirby, Reinman, Rosen)!
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