Godzilla #1
Join us this Sunday morning as we look back at Marvel’s Godzilla #1 (Moench, Trimpe, Mooney, Rosen, Cohen) from 1977. It’s got plenty of classic Kaiju destruction and futile fighting to keep you entertained and even attempts some intriguing social commentary for society at the time.
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AWA’s YEAR ZERO is getting a second volume later this year!
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In all it’s iconic glory, the original Aliens will be collected in an omnibus format!
DetailsBlood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchett
Every year, teenagers celebrate “Blood Night”, honoring the death of a serial killer by partying. It’s all fun and games until “Blood Night” turns bloody. This film is set near my home town, and it was interesting to see the place I grew up shown in film. This almost made it worth the watch. Almost.
DetailsCable #2
Cable #2 (Duggan, Noto, Sabino) Cable takes a personal interest in a stolen baby, as an older Cable possibly walks into a trap. Smart writing and gorgeous art.
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The celebrated bootleg toy and super 7 toy line sensation is becoming a comic book this October!
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Batman #97 (@JamesTheFourth @JorgeJimenezArt @tomeu_morey @ClaytonCowles @DCComics) slows the story down to flesh out some details and indeed cofirms a new player on the scene. How long will The Clownhunter last?
DetailsVampire: The Masquerade #1
It seems Vault has yet another success on their hands with Vampire: The Masquerade #1 (Seeley, Howard & Howard, Pramanik, Gooden, Duke, Andworld) an exciting first issue with remarkable depth and a focus on character-driven drama. It’s a great start for newcomers and longtime fans alike to sink their teeth into.
DetailsSiKtC #9
Issue #9 of SiKtC (Tynion IV, Dell’edera) manages to push how dark this title can actually become and is now a must on every horror fans list!
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Interview with the very cool Gisèle Lagacé of Ménage à 3, Exorsisters, Sticky Dilly Buns fame.
DetailsJohn Constantine: Hellblazer #8
John Constantine: Hellblazer #8 (Spurrier, Campbell, Bellaire) is yet another incredible issue in this superb series. Spurrier is quite literally magic in this issue that gets better with each word while being accompanied by dreadfully terrifying yet gorgeous art.
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