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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Katy Keene and the Riverdale gang head to NYC in ARCHIE #712
Will Archie learn to get along with Katy? A road trip's about to force him to.
IDW’s MARILYN MANOR is cancelled after just one issue
Pack it up. The '80s punk takeover of the white house is over.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Loma battles Rac and an old foe in SHADE THE CHANGING WOMAN...
Once, Loma was an alien from the planet Meta, but she longed for more. With the Madness Coat, she came down to Earth. And Loma became a girl. But being a girl wasn't as...
DC’s Young Animal relaunches with new directions for core titles
The Gerard Way led imprint gets a cosmic makeover
INTERVIEW: Castellucci and Zarcone reveal the Gaiman character they want SHADE, THE CHANGING GIRL...
Over the past year, Shade, the Changing Girl has carved out a distinctive space for itself in the comics landscape. The standout book of DC Comics' Young Animal imprint, Shade tells the story of a young Avian woman...
Nice Art: Marguerite Sauvage Weaves Free-Spirited Dreams and Couture into SHADE THE CHANGING GIRL...
Last month, DC Comics Bombshells artist Marguerite Sauvage drew a guest issue of Shade the Changing Girl. The title, penned by Cecil Castellucci and typically drawn by Marley Zarcone, follows the Earth-obssessed alien Loma Shade as she takes...
YOUNG ANIMAL REVIEW: Why SHADE THE CHANGING GIRL #1 is the Surreal, Beautiful Fever...
Kyle Pinion and Alex Lu dive into the second Young Animal title to hit the shelves!
You’ll have to wait a little longer to get Tula Lotay’s variant of SHADE,...
Tomorrow, DC Comics' fledgling Young Animal imprint rolls out its second title, Shade, the Changing Girl #1. The book, written by Cecil Castellucci and drawn by Marley Zarcone, features regular covers by Becky Cloonan. DC Comics...
Preview: SHADE, THE CHANGING GIRL #1 by Castellucci, Zarcone and Fitzpatrick
Get a closer look at the next Young Animal comic to hit the stands
Nice Art: Tula Lotay Astounds with Process Video of SHADE THE CHANGING GIRL #1...
"There’s no such thing as a little bit of madness."
Review: Effigy #1 Burns Bright
In a week where you couldn’t throw a rock without hitting a good comic, Effigy carves out a noticeable place for itself and on your pull list. Issue one sets up a world of glamour, ritual murder, and mystery that could lead to this series being one of Vertigo’s best 2015 books.
