The vampire horror is leveled up in "Killadelphia #3"
Writer: Rodney Barnes, Art: Jason Shawn Alexander, Color: Luis NCT, Lettering: Marshall Dillon, Editor: Greg Tumbarello. Image Comics debuted the new series…
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Writer: Rodney Barnes, Art: Jason Shawn Alexander, Color: Luis NCT, Lettering: Marshall Dillon, Editor: Greg Tumbarello. Image Comics debuted the new series…
Writers: Mike Mignola and Scott Allie, Artist: Ben Steinbeck, Colorist: Brennan Wagner, Letterer: Clem Robins, Cover: Ben Steinbeck. I refuse to believe that because…
From tvline.com: In an October 2019 interview, Ramsey opined, “We have to find out what’s going on with Green Lantern. We’ve been teasing that… a crazy amount of time,…
Gotham City Sirens #3, 2009, DC Comics, Cover by Guillem March. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the…
Writer: Max Bemis, Artist: Ruairi Coleman, Colorist: Brittany Pezzillo, Letterer: Taylor Esposito, Cover: Rahzzah. The Black Terror is a swashbuckling hero from the…
As Bianca Bertinelli said, after being rescued by GA & The Canaries: “Who ARE you bitches?” ...and are they worthy of their own series? Episode 9 of the final season of…
Script and Art: Sean Murphy, Colours: Matt Hollingsworth. Batman: Curse of the White Knight is a DC Black Label series, stories for mature readers that take place…
This new model/action figure releases in mid-February 2020 and looks incredible, with a very convincing likeness of RDJ, lots of interchangeable parts, and a wide range…
Wonder Woman #750, DC Comics, Cover by Adam Hughes. This POP Cover Of The Week is one of many variants being released this week to commemorate issue #750 of Wonder…
I love Tom King's Batman, from his one word answers to his grunts, from his love affair with Selena Kyle, to his complete take down of Bane. I know I'm not alone, but I…
Watchmen’s last episode was the final fold in a work of origami: a beautiful blend of technique and storytelling.
Superman Forever #1, 1998, DC Comics, Cover by Alex Ross. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the 1970s…
Writers: Scott Snyder & Charles Soule, Artist/Cover: Giuseppe Camuncoli, Inker: Daniele Orlandini, Colorist: Matt Wilson, Letterer: Crank! Picking the cover of…
The critically acclaimed Scottish fairytale retelling from Kit & Cat Seaton is the perfect read for fans of The Prince & the Dressmaker PORTLAND, Ore. 01/13/2020 —…
Undiscovered Country #3, Image Comics, Cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli. This POP Cover Of The Week is from a comic that’s getting a lot of attention these days. Not only is…
“Incredibly entertaining.” —Entertainment Weekly PORTLAND, Ore. 01/13/2020 — Image Comics is pleased to announce the return of the critically acclaimed series Bitter…
Fantastic Four Vol. 1, #252, 1982, Marvel Comics, Cover by John Byrne. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its celebration and examination of iconic comic covers…
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Writer: Kelly Thompson, Pencils: Chris Bachalo, Inks: Tim Townsend and others, Colors: David Curiel, Letters: VC's Joe Sabino. The following statement is only ever met…
What single comic or story arc was your favorite of the year? What moved you, made you think, or was just a thrill to read? Share your 2019 Fave with us here or on our…
PORTLAND, Ore. 01/08/2020 — Image Comics is pleased to reveal jaw-dropping alternative covers for Mirka Andolfo’s Mercy #1 featuring artwork by Artgerm and Enrico…
SAN DIEGO, CA (January 8, 2020) – IDW Publishing, a division of IDW Media Holdings Inc. (OTC: IDWM), and the Smithsonian Institution are proud to announce a multi-year…
Writer: Matt Hawkins, Art/Cover: Colleen Doran, Colors: Bryan Valenza, Letters: Troy Peteri. The new hard sci-fi Image title The Clock chronicles the outbreak of and…
Rivers of London #3, Titan Books, Cover by Lee Sullivan. This week’s POP Cover Of The Week was inspired by the beautiful European racing posters of the 1930s, with its…