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Dynamite launches Kickstarter for Disney’s GARGOYLES classics

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The reprints are available for the first time for the 30th Anniversary of the franchise

ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #1 features a shocking new change

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With Great Reboot Power Comes Great Re-Canon Ability

Artist Jorge Corona rolls out for new TRANSFORMERS arc this April

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“Prepare your eyes for a feast of brawn and beauty, my friends. This man draws a mean looking Soundwave. KA BAM!”

Dark Horse and Dogu Publishing celebrate the rabbit ronin with the USAGI YOJIMBO 40th...

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Dark Horse and Dogu Publishing present the 'Usagi Yojimbo 40th Anniversary Reader' in June 2024, bringing colourised glimpses from across the rabbit samurai's decades-long career for fans old and new
Verse

Exclusive Preview: Take a look at VERSE BOOK 3

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Check out exclusive promo art from Sam Beck here

News and Notes: Morgan Perry, TMNT, Duke sells out, Soaring Penguin more

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Rounding up some news and comings and goings from Duke to Soaring Penguin

Harold Schechter and Eric Powell take on comics greatest nemesis in DR. WERTHLESS: THE...

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Come July 2024, the acclaimed creators behind 'Did You Hear What Eddie Gein Done?' - Harold Schechter and Eric Powell - reteam to explore the life and legacy of the notorious Dr. Fredric Wertham in 'Dr. Werthless: The Man Who Studied Murder (And Nearly Killed The Comics Industry)' from Dark Horse Books

SPIDER-PUNK: ARMS RACE trailer showcases rebellious new artwork of the Spider-Verse hero

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SPIDER-PUNK: ARMS RACE #1 hits stands on February 28.

The Marvel Rundown: ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN takes huge swings

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How does the flagship of this new Ultimate Universe stand up?
Dark Moon

Webtoon Review: DARK MOON: THE BLOOD ALTAR puts K-Pop stars in a vampire school

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The volume is the final installment of graphic novels in collaboration with K-pop groups
A Native American woman with long, tied-back dark hair looks at something out of frame. She is in front of a purple background.

TV Review: Marvel’s ECHO is mostly sound

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Marvel got a lot right in its portrayal of a disabled hero, with a few stumbles, but Alaqua Cox as Echo is a win for both the disabled and Indigenous communities.

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