Wednesday Comics Reviews: A new TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES #1
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 is this week's main review, but we also write about the return of EC Comics, and much more.
Tilting at Windmills #298: The Problem With Excess
The Big Two are leaning more and more on "superfans" to support their lines, and that's not good for long term growth
DC Round-Up: NICE HOUSE BY THE SEA #1 increases the intrigue
The smash horror sensation returns, as we take a look at Nice House By The Sea #1, along with more new DC Comics releases!
SDCC ’24: Exclusive Preview: It’s a family affair in GILT FRAME
Matt Kindt has teamed up with his mother Margie Kraft Kindt for Gilt Frame, a whodunit mystery from Dark Horse and Flux House
Top Comics to Buy for July 24, 2024: What’s old is new again
This week's top comics to buy for July 24 features new starts for some old comics mainstays, including EC Comics and TMNT.
Exclusive: Salbacka joins Tiny Onion; Nelson upped at MadCave
Tiny Onion continues to expand, hiring Harley Salbacka; and Mad Cave has promoted Kurt Nelson
HELLO HOTPOOL: Deadpool and Wolverine dip into the pool at Marvel Strike Force
Deadpool and Wolverine are laughing it up at Marvel Strike Force with a pool party...and here comes Hotpool?
Rachel Smythe announces TWO new graphic novels coming from Inklore – ELEANOR’S DEATHBED and...
Rachel Smythe may have only just said goodbye to the world of Lore Olympus and the weekly webtoon schedule, but the creator has just announced two brand new standalone graphic novels currently in development
The Marvel Rundown: NAMOR #1 makes a big splash
Reviews of this week's newest Marvel Comics releases, featuring Namor #1 and Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #1!
Interview: Natasha Kline explores Mexican American family dynamics in Disney’s PRIMOS animated series
"I feel like I’ve been wanting to tell this story in a very universal way so that many people could relate to it."
DC Comics October 2024 Solicitations
Full solicitations and cover images for DC Comics titles scheduled to ship in October 2024 and beyond.
Graphic Novel Review: The GLEEM collection shines bright
With his new book Gleem, cartoonist Freddy Carrasco sculpts small, visually-quiet worlds in black and white only.
