In the latest edition of Comics to Read Before You Die, Jessie Robertson looks at The Punisher: Welcome Back, Frank… Collected in The Punisher Vol. 4 #1-12 (Apr 2000- March 2001) Writer Garth Ennis Penciller Steve Dillon Inker Jimmy Palmiotti Letterer(s) Comicraft, Wes Abbott, Richard Starkings Colorist Chris Sotomayor Editor(s) Jimmy Palmiotti, Joe Quesada For […]
Ancient hero meets modern world in Marvel’s ‘All New, All Different’ Hercules
This November, the world’s first super hero is back in the game in Hercules #1 from fan-favorite writer Dan Abnett (Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians 3000) and artist Luke Ross (Hulk, Secret Avengers), whcih is set to blast out of the gate with an explosive first issue that will show the world why he set […]
Comic Book Review – Invisible Republic #5
Zeb Larson reviews Invisible Republic #5… FIRST ARC FINALE! A leader emerges. Invisible Republic has come to the end of its first arc, but in some ways it feels as though it has finally started. The series has danced around the beginning of the resistance movement that would topple the old government and bring Arthur […]
USA Network orders pilot of IDW’s Brooklyn Animal Control
USA Network has announced a pilot pick-up for Brooklyn Animal Control, and adaptation of the IDW Publishing comic book, which is created by J.T. Petty (Splinter Cell). Petty will write and executive produce alongside David S. Goyer (Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice), David Alpert (The Walking Dead) and IDW’s David Ozer and Ted Adanms. […]
Comic Book Review – Southern Bastards #10
Zeb Larson reviews Southern Bastards #10… On the eve of the most important game of the season, Esaw Goings is having a hard time juggling his duties as enforcer of Coach Boss’s criminal empire, as well being an assistant coach for the Runnin’ Rebs. Football or murder, blood’s gonna get spilled either way. Somehow, this […]
Comics to Read Before You Die #28: Carl Barks’ Uncle Scrooge Classics
In the latest edition of Comics to Read Before You Die, Jessie Robertson looks at Carl Barks’ Uncle Scrooge Classics… Carl Barks tried his hand at being an artist for Walt Disney Studios back in 1935, and began drawing there with a starting wage of 20 dollars a week. I won’t drone on with the […]
Comic Book Review – Miami Vice Remix #4
Andrew Newton reviews Miami Vice Remix #4… Detectives Crockett and Tubbs have come back from the brink of death but the Miami drug lords may not be so lucky. Though they have the Miami PD outgunned such things matter not to Lt. Martin Castillo, a master of the Eastern Arts! The streets of Miami are about […]
Comic Book Review – Burning Fields #6
Zeb Larson reviews Burning Fields #6… In the wake of the assault on Carapace’s headquarters, Dana and Aban arrive to investigate whathappened to their allies, while Renfro, the killer who is the focus of the manhunt, stalks their every move. Verge and Carapace are being taken apart by Asag’s minions as we draw ever closer […]
Something At The Window Is Scratching coming soon from Titan Comics
Released on the 22nd July from Titan Comics is Something At The Window Is Scratching by Roman Dirge. This is a brand-new collection of short poems and twisted tales by New York Times best-selling creator of Lenore and The Cat With a Really Big Head. From serious sinister one page poems like, ‘Critter Pie’ and ‘Pear Head Man and Bread Boy’ to longer […]
Image Comics announces new crime adventure Dark Corridor
Image Comics has announced that its set to launch a new crime adventure from writer and artist Rich Tommaso (Clover Honey, 8 1/2 Ghosts) entitled Dark Corridor. “This first serial in Dark Corridor, The Red Circle, is one that I’ve wanted to do for a long time,” said Tommaso. “A comic book inspired by old […]
