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Karl Kesel and Tom Grummett to Bring Back SECTION ZERO

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Karl Kesel and Tom Grummett are bringing back Section Zero, a short-lived comic from the early 2000s that they’re billing as “Jack Kirby does...
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PREVIEW: VINDICATION #1 Explores Race, Power, and Criminal Justice System

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The new Image Comics/Top Cow book is due in February from writer MD Marie and artists Carlos Miko and Dema Jr., starring a police detective trying to both do the right thing and function within the system.
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PRISM STALKER Vol. 1 Trade Gets Second Print, New Cover

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In addition to a new cover from series creator Sloane Leong, the newest trade from Image Comics will also feature an all-new afterword by MANDY screenwriter Aaron Stewart-Ahn. It's due out in February.

PREVIEW: Here’s the first ten pages of the new CRIMINAL #1 from Brubaker and...

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The acclaimed crime series returns in January.
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Rucka and Lark’s LAZARUS returns to a future it (mostly) predicted

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The prescient comic will return in March with all kinds of newness: a new #1, a new story arc, a new prestige publishing format, and a new quarterly release schedule (but the same great creators).

Brubaker and Phillips renew exclusive deal with Image

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Following the release of their first original graphic novel, MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN JUNKIES, the best-selling Eisner Award-winning noir crime comics duo will continue to do their thing exclusively at Image.

Image’s INFIDEL Film Adaptation Secures its Director

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The horror comic about race in America has found its director
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REVIEW: PARADISO VOL. 2 Makes Monsters Out of Men

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Paradiso is hungry, but so are her people.
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REVIEW: How DIE #1 Crafts the Culmination of the D&D Revival

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In the first issue of Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans' 'Die,' Jumanji combines with Dungeons and Dragons to birth a creepy, fantastical story about trauma, death, rebirth, and friendship.
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INTERVIEW: How knowing David Bowie inspired Jeff Rougvie’s new comic

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Writer and music industry vet Jeff Rougvie discusses his forthcoming GUNNING FOR HITS, on which he teams with artist Moritat to tell a story about crime and stardom set in the shady 1980s New York music scene.

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