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Review: HAHA #1 – Is It Rational To Be Happy In A Sad World?
From the brilliant mind of writer W. Maxwell Prince comes a new series in HAHA #1, available in comic book stores on Wednesday, January...
Review: CROSSOVER #3 – Epic, Is One Word You Could Use
David Weber - 0
Crossover #3, out today from Image Comics, is the most monumental issue in the series thus far. Featuring the biggest battles, a great cliffhanger,...
Review: KILLADELPHIA #11 – New Historical Figures
David Weber - 0
Killadelphia #11, out today from Image Comics, is another captivating issue where the story takes unexpected turns, and the art is stunning.
Rodney Barnes's initial...
Review: Al Simmons Takes On The World In SPAWN #313
SPAWN #313, available in comic book stores on Wednesday, December 23rd, concludes the Cult of Omega story arc in epic fashion. After countless hours of searching...
How They Survive in FAMILY TREE #10
Family Tree #10 continues to show how much one family has changed over the course of such a short period of time.
Review: POST AMERICANA #1 Shows What A Post-Apocalyptic America Could Look Like
An all new series arrives on the comic book scene in POST AMERICANA #1, hitting stores on Wednesday, December 16th. This story explores what...
BOMB QUEEN TRUMP CARD #4: The Perfect Trashy Ending
Bomb Queen Trump Card #4 is the grand finale to a mini-series that gives zero bullspeak about anything. Jimmie Robinson ends his series on...
Review: RECKLESS Aims For Perfect, But Settles For Mind-Blowing
Written by Ed Brubaker, with art and letters by Sean Phillips, and coloring by Jacob Phillips, Image Comics' Reckless is nearly a perfect graphic...
Review: CROSSOVER #2 – The Calm Before the Storm
David Weber - 0
Crossover #2, out now from Image Comics, is the second issue of this fun, fascinating world that is sure to become an epic for...
EXORSISTERS Volume 2: Kick At The Darkness (Until You Stop Laughing)
Exorsisters Volume 2 finishes an ironic humor series Image Comics collects on October 28. Writer Ian Boothby works with Pixie Trix Comix artist Gisèle...
Review: KILLADELPHIA #10 – Engaging Historical Backstories
David Weber - 0
Killadelphia #10, out now from Image Comics, is a mortifying issue of delightful violence and is one of the best issues to come out...
Review: THAT TEXAS BLOOD #6 Comes To A Violent End
THAT TEXAS BLOOD #6, available from Image Comics on December 2nd, solves the mystery of Travis' murder, but not without a bloody cost. Chris...
Review: SPAWN #312 – Which Hellspawn Is Your Favorite?
SPAWN #312 hits comic book stores on Wednesday, November 25th, bringing readers closer to the impending conflict between Hellspawn and the forces of both...
Advanced Review: HOME SICK PILOTS #1 – Monster House for Punk Adults
AJ O. Mason - 0
HOME SICK PILOTS #1, out on December 9th from Image Comics, is the first issue of an ongoing series by writer Dan Watters, artist...
Review: ICE CREAM MAN #21 Answers Questions But Pulls Readers In Further
ICE CREAM MAN #21 hits comic book stores on Wednesday, November 18th, presenting readers with one of the series' most unsettling issues yet. This...
Review: STILLWATER #3 Settles Into A New Normal
STILLWATER #3, available from Image Comics on November 18th, gives Daniel a grand tour of Stillwater's residents and starts to fill in the blanks...
LOST SOLDIERS #4 (of 5) – The Loop Of The War Drum’s Tune Deafens
Lost Soldiers #4 brings Ales Kot's mini-series to its climax for this week's release courtesy of Image Comics. The artwork by Luca Casalanguida displays...
OUTER DARKNESS/CHEW: Pulling Off The Craziest Crossover
Outer Darkness/Chew is a crossover comic series by Image Comics published in a trade on September 9, 2020. The book is surprisingly appropriate for...
INTERVIEW: Catching up With COPRA And Michel Fiffe
Michel Fiffe's COPRA recently saw a run of single issues published by Images Comics, something that deviated from the original run's self-published process. But...
Review: CROSSOVER #1 – A Must-Read New Series
David Weber - 0
Crossover #1 is the new series, out now from Image Comics, that you need to pick up. Full of extraordinary situations and genuine emotion-provoking...