The Batman Who Laughs #6
Batman Who Laughs #6 is a beautifully done issue with amazing art from Jock, colors from Baron, and letters from Cipriano. And what may seem as a filler is redeemed as the Batman Who Laughs unveils his plans for our Batman. It’s definitely a stunning issue you need to pick up if you haven’t already!
DetailsHELLBOY AND THE B.P.R.D: THE BEAST OF VARGU #1
Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. – The Beast of Vargu: Hellboy becomes a puppet in someone else’s tale.
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But something is lumbering through the swamp…something resembling a man but is not a man. Something that once went by the name Alec Holland. And in a Marais hospital, young Susie Coyle feels his pain.
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Ian Edginton, Whilce Portacio, Ariel Olivetti, Warren Ellis, Jorge Lucas, and Gerry Alanguilan turned X-Force into a farcical, loud, fashion-forward spyfy smash-up for fourteen months, and nobody was ready for it.
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Some Tencent, new “Boondocks”, and a lot of Tartakovsky are coming to Sony Pictures Animation
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MORE “ALIENS” STORIES FROM DARK HORSE AND TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX
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The Tempest, the final volume of Kevin O’Neill and Alan Moore’s League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a six-issue illustration of how language infects and affects us, a strange mix of how fiction and telling can harm us and indulgence in “harmful” representation as harmless fun.
DetailsStranger Things: Six #1
“Stranger Things: Six #1” enters into a whole new level of the Stranger Things phenomenon with this prequel focusing on the lab subjects prior to the famous Eleven.
DetailsFallen World #2
just when you think you’re stuffed full from the gluttonous amount of awesome fed to you Fallen World laughs and says “hope you saved room for desert pal!”.
DetailsSuperior Spider-man #6
Otto and Strange team up to fight Master Pandemonium!
DetailsThe Walking Dead #192
‘The Walking Dead #192’ is a truly shocking, bold and exceptionally well-executed comic that will be long remembered as a crucial turning point in the franchise.
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Compulsive, cinematic action coupled with a good wallop of heart: what more could you want in a comic?
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