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ADVANCE REVIEW: Home Sick Pilots #2 reveals Ami’s ghostly mission
Written by Dan Watters, Art by Casper Wijngaard, Letters by Aditya Bidikar. We find ourselves in the first week of Ami in the new town. She’s wearing a Ramones hoodie…
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The first comic to Shatter the digital barrier is the Retro Cover Of The Week from 1985.
Shatter Special No. 1, 1985, Image Comics, Cover by Mike Saenz. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its celebration and examination of iconic comic covers from the…
Movies
Wonder Woman 1984: a long, campy shadow of its original
Wonder Woman 1984 (aka WW84), director Patty Jenkins follow-up to her 2017 blockbuster, is an overly-long, campy shadow of its critically-acclaimed predecessor. The…
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COMICS RETROSPECTIVE: It's all Mark's fault. In Invincible Volume 18: The Death Of Everyone.
Invincible Volume 18: The Death Of Everyone. (Collecting Invincible #97-102). Script by Robert Kirkman. Pencils by Ryan Ottley. Inks by Cliff Rathburn. Colours by John…
TV Shows
Sabrina's final season is darker than ever in its CHILLING premiere!
Greendale has been plagued by countless misadventures over the past three seasons of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. The premiere season centered around young Sabrina’s…
Comics
Indiana Jones meets Annie in Loot, the young reader ashcan book from Scout Comics ADVANCE REVIEW
Written by Don Handfield and Richard Rayner, Illustration and Letters by K. Lynn Smith. Loot is the story of Emily Jackson, a foster child bouncing around from home to…
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Detective Comics goes pulpy, breaks the fourth wall in 1973 Retro Cover Of The Week
Detective Comics #431, DC Comics, 1973, Art by Michael Kaluta. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of comic cover excellence from…
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Will the ball drop with a BOOM for Batman on the New Year's edition of the Retro Cover Of The Week?
Batman Vol. 1, #247, 1973, Art by Dick Giordano. It didn't look like Batman was going to ring in the New Year in a very fun way in 1973, when Dick Giordano created the…
TV Shows
"Loose Ends" is an all-too-appropriate title for the season & series finale of "Swamp Thing"
By Matt Henry and Mack Johnson. Last week, the CW aired its season/series finale of Swamp Thing, and it was a painfully disappointing but not unexpected end from a…
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Power Rangers meets The Shining in Home Sick Pilots comics debut
Writing: Dan Watters, Art: Casper Wijngaard, Letters: Aditya Bidikar. The Home Sick Pilots are a teen punk band, who just want to make it. To do so, however, they need…
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Santa presents Rudolf with a major award on the Christmas Retro Cover Of The Week from 1960
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Annual #11, DC Comics, 1960, Art by Rube Grossman. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of Christmas…
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COMICS CREATOR SPOTLIGHT on Steve Ditko, Comics’ Resident Outsider
“Steve Ditko was an original voice, both in his drawing style and in his writing and his politics, and I would say that today’s audiences, if they’re going to see things…
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Scumbag #3, enjoyable but too reliant on typical protagonist tropes: ADVANCE REVIEW
Writer: Rick Remender, Artist: Eric Powell, Colours: Moreno Dinisio, Letters: Rus Wooton. After infiltrating the Scorpionus meeting, Ernie Ray Clementine, aka Agent…
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All New! "Blade Runner 2029 #1" premieres with Blade Runner Ash back in action
Writer: Mike Johnson, Art: Andres Guinaldo, Color: Marco Lesko, Lettering: Jim Campbell, Editor: David Leach. After Blade Runner 2019, we weren’t certain as to what…
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Can a superhero get bad PR? X-O Manowar #3 ADVANCE REVIEW.
Writer: Dennis “Hopeless” Hallum, Artist: Emilio Laiso, Colourist: Ruth Redmond, Letterer: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, Cover Artist: Christian Ward. Aric is determined to do…
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The Punisher gets caught playing Assassin Santa in this 2006 Retro Cover Of The Week
Marvel Knights: The Punisher: Silent Night (One-Shot), 2006, Marvel Comics, Cover by Mike Deodato, Jr. POP continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic…
TV Shows
Find out what Swamp Thing is really made of in S1E9 "The Anatomy Lesson"!
By Matt Henry and Mack Johnson This week's episode of DCU's Swamp Thing picks up right where episode 8 left off with Swamp Thing, now captured by Avery Sunderland and…
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COMICS RETROSPECTIVE: Like Game Of Thrones (with aliens) in Invincible Volume 17: What's Happening.
Invincible Volume 17: What's Happening (Collecting Invincible #91-96). Script by Robert Kirkman. Pencils by Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley. Inks by Cliff Rathburn and Cory…
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The town is a prison in Stillwater #4 ADVANCE REVIEW
Written: Chip Zdarsky, Illustrated: Ramon K Perez, Colours: Mike Spicer, Lettering: Rus Wooton. It’s 1986, and Laura has just figured out that things are not normal,…
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Things start to come together. Maybe. I think... in Decorum #6 ADVANCE REVIEW
Decorum Issue 6. Words by Jonathan Hickman, Art by Mike Huddleston, Letters by Rus Wooton, Designs by Sasha E Head. Okay, I know I've said this before, but this time I…
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Gray Hulk battles Santa in this Christmas Retro Cover Of The Week from 1991.
The Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #378, 1991, Marvel Comics, Cover by Bill Jaaska and Bob McLeod. POP continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the…
TV Shows
The Love, the Suspense, and the Thrills continue in Swamp Thing S1E8 "The Long Walk Home"
By Matt Henry and Mack Johnson The latest episode of DCU's fan favorite Swamp Thing picks up with a badly wounded Avery Sunderland trying to find his way out of the…
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COMICS RETROSPECTIVE: You cannot trust ANYONE. In Invincible Volume 16: Family Ties.
Invincible Volume 16: Family Ties (collecting Invincible #85-90). Script by Robert Kirkman, Pencils by Cory Walker (Chapter 1-2) Ryan Ottley (Chapters 3-6), Colours by…
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The fate of the world rests in the hands of a drunken SH*TSHOW. ADVANCE REVIEW of Scout's wild #1.
Writer: Adam Barnhardt, Illustrator: Samir Simao, Colorist: Warnia K. Sahadewa, Letterer: Lettersquids. Rugged and Raw. These are the two best words to describe…