DROKKING SCROTNIG!: The 12 Days of Classic British Comics!
FIIIIVE FOOTBALL LADS! Four trucker nerds, three mob thugs, twooOO time stitchers....AND A BEAR ON A C.I.A. LIIIIST!
INDIE VIEW: Liana Finck puts her whole self into ‘Excuse Me’
Excuse Me: Cartoons, Complaints, and Notes to Self
By Liana Finck
Random House
The short explanation is that Liana Finck’s new collection of cartoons Excuse Me: Cartoons,...
The Marvel Rundown: STAR WARS reaches its finale with EMPIRE ASCENDANT
Plus reviews of Star Wars: The Rise of Kylo Ren, Gwenpool Strikes Back, Excalibur, Marauders, and much more!
DC ROUND-UP: Six things that DOOMSDAY CLOCK accomplished
THIS WEEK: The final issue of Doomsday Clock hits the shelves and rocks the multiverse. Also, one last look at Tom King's Batman run....
Box Office Preview – STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER hopes to end the...
CATS and BOMBSHELL will try to pick up the crumbs.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 12/18/19 – The Return of The Far Side
§ At New York Comic Con this year there was a big booth for The Far Side, Gary Larsen's much tacked to refrigerator doors...
Matt Chats: Tony Fleecs on historic deal hunting in TIME SHOPPER
The MY LITTLE PONY artist talks about letting loose on the humor graphic novel.
INDIE VIEW: ‘Burmese Moons’ is a horror comic fueled by truth
Burmese Moons
Written by Sophie Ansel
Illustrated by Sam Garcia
IDW EuroComics
This seems to be a year for rough graphic novels. Not rough reading, but rough experiencing...
Box Office: JUMANJI: THE NEXT LEVEL exceeds expectations with $60 million opening
FROZEN II crosses a billion worldwide, while other new movies bomb
INDIE VIEW: In ‘Worlds Unseen’ progress and tradition clash
Worlds Unseen
Written by Georges Abolin
Written and Illustrated by Olivier Pont
Colored by Jean-Jacques Chagnaud
Europe Comics
It’s just after the turn of the century and...
Tilting at Windmills #277: A leak, a Rosetta stone, and one path forward
A leaked Diamond document has caused a lot of talk in the industry.
HiX-Men Moment of the Week: Jean Grey ponders the value of death & Krakoa...
Jean Grey and Charles Xavier have a complicated, long relationship with death.
