Supernatural Forces Collide in New Series SACRED CREATURES
Fan-favorite Pablo Raimondi (Book of Doom) teams up with Klaus Janson (Daredevil, The Dark Knight Returns) for the all-new ongoing series, SACRED CREATURES, which was first announced at Emerald City Comic Con and will launch this July.
BOOM! Studios Parties on with "Bill & Ted Save the Universe"
BOOM! Studios is most excited to announce that everyone’s favorite time-traveling duo from San Dimas are back in BILL & TED SAVE THE UNIVERSE, a new, far-out series launching in June. The excellent team behind Bill & Ted Go To Hell is back, too, and this time it’s intergalactic!
Nobunaga no Shinobi: Ise Kanegasaki-hen E.01
By Shanel Kamara
Okay so spring has arrived and with its arrival heralds the release of new anime shows and sequels. I’ll be frank, this week I found it exceptionally hard to choose which show to review. Before I explain the reason for my predicament, I think I should probably explain my decision-making process when selecting an anime show to write about. It’s very simple – I merely choose the show which leaves the biggest impression (good or bad) to write about. The only problem with this method is that, on the occasions where none of the shows I watch has an impact on me, I’m left with the issue of feeling like I have nothing to write about. I know I’m babbling, but the truth is this week I experienced the problem with this method this week.
Review: Grass Kings #2
By Daniel Vlasaty
Grass Kings is back with its second issue. If you read my review for issue #1, you’ll know that I loved it, and that I have high hopes for this book moving forward. I was excited to see this title come up on the review list and jumped at the opportunity to get back out to the Grass Kingdom. Second issues are tricky things, I think. These are the issues that really set the tone for a book, because first issues are all about hooking the reader. But second issues have to slow it down a bit and give readers something to latch onto. Usually second issues will take a step back and spend some time on character development. And that’s exactly what issue #2 of Grass Kings does.
Comic Bastards Podcast - 007
By Dustin Cabeal
007 - This week on the cast we have only two subjects to talk about. The first being the Marvel flub earlier in the week. Steve and Dustin will walk through some of the issues they feel Marvel is dealing with while dissecting the comment made by the Marvel sales VP. After that we continue our segment "Year of the Bastard" with a look at the second volume of Transmetropolitan by Warren Ellis, Darick Robertson and Rodney Ramos. Please feel free to leave comments, subscribe and add to the discussion in anyway you can think of, thank for listening. (Remember to click the arrow or the title to go to the show!)
Review: Ominous Press – World Premiere #1
By Dustin Cabeal
Preview issues and zero issues always present an interesting challenge when reviewing. They’re essentially an issue made to entice a new reader into picking up the full issue. In a way, the review then is more about how successful the issue is at that than it is about the quality of the stories and art.
Seven Seas Signs a Supernatural Contract with YOKAI RENTAL SHOP Manga Series
Seven Seas Entertainment is thrilled to announce the license acquisition of the Yokai Rental Shop manga series by Shin Mashiba, a supernatural drama by the creator of the hit manga, Nightmare Inspector!
VIZ Media Details Brand New April Digital Manga Update
VIZ Media continues to celebrate the spring reading season with a brand new digital manga update for April that features the launch of several notable new series as well as updates to scores of popular continuing titles.
Seven Seas Licenses IN THIS CORNER OF THE WORLD Manga Omnibus
Seven Seas Entertainment is delighted to announce the license acquisition of In This Corner of the World by Fumiyo Kouno, a manga series that inspired the critically acclaimed anime film! Ms. Kouno is also known for the beloved manga Town of Evening Calm, Country of Cherry Blossoms.
Review: Godshaper #1
By Dustin Cabeal
It’s not hyperbole to say that Godshaper is one of the most unique comics I’ve ever read. Whereas a lot of Simon Spurrier’s work at BOOM! has been fringe sci-fi stories, this one is much more grounded. The reason it works though is that the artist is so fucking talented. This story lives or dies by Jonas Goonface’s artwork.
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An Austrian river cruise, an ’80s glam rock band, three American couples. Then pirates take over, and the Americans fight back. Can they save the ship—or each other?
There’d be no men in Texas if their women never saved them from the stupid shit they do.
It’s Always the Americans, the hilarious graphic novel by Nick Sconce, on Amazon Kindle.