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˙ʇᴉ ɟo puoɔǝs ʎɹǝʌǝ ʎoɾuǝ ll,noʎ ʇnq pɐɯ noʎ ǝʌᴉɹp llᴉʍ ʞooq sᴉɥʇ. This book will drive you mad but you'll enjoy every second of it.

The intergalactic monkey-knife-fight known as Convergence continues with issue three.

Writer: Jeff Lemire Artist: Mico Suayan Colorist: David Baron Letters: David Lanphear Bloodshot has had difficulty finding his identity at Valiant since the relaunch of the company back in 2012. The title...

Comics most famous ginger takes on the Predator.

The Beat's fearless staff picks the best comics and graphic novels of the week,including books from Image, DC, Dark Horse, NBM and more. It's a Golden Age of comics and here's the proof.

Netfix and Marvel's first foray into comic book scripted series crackles with energy and hits all the right notes with series pilot "Into the RIng"

I'm not the kind of critic that likes to wax poetic about the production of a piece of art.  I believe that, although an...

Aspen Comics mightiest women unite in their new team book.

by Pam Auditore Deadlands: Dead Man's Hand vol. 1 I've never played Deadlands.  I know nothing about it.  I'm not into role playing or most video games. ...

DC Animated's latest original animated feature brings excitement and owls

In a time where events make people weary, Convergence's prologue is a reminder of why we actually like them.

As much as we love reading about the adventures of the world’s greatest detective, you have to figure Gotham city is probably a pretty messed up place to grow up. Walking down the street could get you turned inside out by Joker gas or someone in a skintight cat outfit could shred you to pieces. Even adolescents in this world have it rough. This is mostly due to Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher. They put kids in buildings with Arkham inmates, fire hazards, and sinister looking headmasters. All these obstacles put forth for our enjoyment in Gotham Academy #6.