Review | Godzilla: Half-Century War by James Stokoe
James Stokoe's Godzilla episode is both loyal to its Toho origins and a goofy fun Stokoe romp.
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Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
Comic Book Daily
Discussing the minutiae of comic book collecting.
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Review | Meka and Naja by J.D. Morvan and Bengal
Magnetic Press releases two JD Morvan and Bengal works in English for the first time.
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Review: Manifest Destiny Vol. 1
Lewis & Clark explore the West, slaughtering everything in sight! But they're bloodthirsty monsters, so it doesn't feel TOO wrong.
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Review | Wynter #1-2
Liz Wynter exists in a world where individuality is not only discouraged, but statistically improbable. Of course, this is an adventure comic, so that is all about to change.
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Review | Andre the Giant: Life and Legend
Box Brown's loving and well-researched Andre the Giant biographical comic is touching, funny and larger than life.
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Review | Sleep of Reason: A Horror Anthology
A new Kickstarter-supported anthology features 26 unexpected tales of horror.
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Review | Basewood by Alec Longstreth
Alec Longstreth's successfully-funded Kickstarter campaign has resulted in one of the most handsome graphic novels of the year, and the big pages let his detailed and engaging cartoons breath.
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Review | Operation Margarine #1-4
Katie Skelly's Operation Margarine impresses with its first 4 self-published issues and continues in graphic novel form in April.
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Review | Pretty Deadly #1-3
Kelly Sue DeConnick and Emma Rios might have created the finest contemporary example of the weird western in comics with Pretty Deadly.
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Creepy Presents Richard Corben and Baker Street
A look back at some classic work by talented comics artists Richard Corben and Guy Davis.
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Review | Baltimore: The Infernal Train #1-3
Hellboy's cousin (not really) Lord Henry Baltimore stars in yet another great adventure in his eponymous comic book.
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Review | Loud Comix #1
Four stories written by four punk rockers and drawn by another one. What's not to like?
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Towerkind #1-6
In the world of subscription indie comics, there are few deals as good Kat Verhoeven's Towerkind.
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Review | God is Dead #1-2
Jonathan Hickman's Avatar debut has potential but needs more meat if it's going to stand with his Image hits.
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Sheltered #1-3
Ed Brisson explores an apocalypse before an apocalypse in Sheltered, a new series from Image.
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Review | B.P.R.D. Vampire
Twins Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon return to the Mignolaverse to carry Simon Anders' story into its next phase.
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Review | Future Shock 3 & 4
Future Shock 3 & 4 offer up a weird and wonderful selection of short astro-sci-fi comics.
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Review | Digestate: A Food and Eating Themed Anthology
Master chef J.T. Yost delivers a smörgåsbord of interesting small plate comics.
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Indies: Titan, Post, Thinger Dinger, Lettuce Girl & Copra
Another round of minicomics that make having a PayPal account worthwhile.
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Review | Dia de los Muertos
Riley Rossmo invites a handful of great writers to his Dia de los Muertos party, and the results are fantastic.
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