Review: Redneck #2
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Review: Redneck #2

By Daniel Vlasaty

I know I said this in my review of Redneck #1, but I wanted to put it out there again: I generally don’t like vampires. I think it’s probably because there’s already an oversaturation of vampires in movies and books and comics and TV shows and, shit, probably even weird sex subcultures that I don’t even know about. Basically, vampires are freaking everywhere. They’ve been done before. We get it with the vampires already. They live forever and they’re attractive and moody and blah blah blah. So how does this hillbilly vampire story set deep in the heart of Texas hold up in a world already overrun by fucking vampires? Here’s my review of Redneck #1, written by Donny Cates, drawn by Lisandro Estherren, and colored by Dee Cunniffe.

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Review: Rapture #1
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Review: Rapture #1

By Levi Remington

The consistently impressive and ever boundless Matt Kindt, who has fast become an arbiter of the Valiant universe, is teaming up again with artist CAFU for Rapture, a 4-issue standalone event series. The book stars Ninjak and Shadowman as they take to the Deadside with Geomancer Tama and Punk Mambo to defend against an ancient evil that threatens to breach the heavens, bringing cataclysm to Earth. Valiant promises a "Tolkien-esque" journey through the Deadside, making for the publisher's first ever high-fantasy epic. Read ahead for my thoughts on the first issue after I translate the gleeps and glorps

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Review: Sun Bakery #3
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Review: Sun Bakery #3

By Levi Remington

While Papa-Bastard Dustin usually covers this series (#1, #2), he won't be available this week. In the meantime, I've decided to catch up for issue #3 and see what his fuss was about. Well, ladies and gentlemen, you'd be hard pressed to find a fuss more justified. Sun Bakery kicks ass.

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Jody Houser Set to Become the First Female Writer to Tackle the Bond Universe in Comic Form
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Jody Houser Set to Become the First Female Writer to Tackle the Bond Universe in Comic Form

Critically-acclaimed writer Jody Houser (Mother Panic, Faith, Orphan Black) steps into the iconic world of James Bond in an all-new miniseries, authorized by Ian Fleming Publications Ltd, centering around the character's friend, confidant, and former MI6 field agent, Moneypenny. Houser, who will become the first female writer to take tackle the Bond universe in comic book form, will be joined by up-and-coming artist Jacob Edgar for Moneypenny's first-ever dedicated tale of adventure in James Bond: Moneypenny!

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Dynamite Announces New Sheena Series Starting At A Quarter
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Dynamite Announces New Sheena Series Starting At A Quarter

Things heat up this summer, as Dynamite Entertainment welcomes readers back to the jungle with the launch of their latest iconic character, Sheena! Written by the creative dynamic duo made-up of GLAAD-Nominated, NYT Best-Selling Marguerite Bennett (Batwoman, Animosity) and newcomer Christina Trujilo, with illustrations by Moritat (Hellblazer, Teen Titans), everyone's favorite Queen of the Jungle swings back into action on August 2, 2017 when issue #0 lands in stores!

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Sanford Greene, announces new comic, 1000, on LINE Webtoon
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Sanford Greene, announces new comic, 1000, on LINE Webtoon

LINE Webtoon (http://www.webtoons.com), the popular digital comics publisher pioneering the development and distribution of comics worldwide, announced today the development of its latest fantasy comic series. Co-created by popular comic artist Sanford Greene – whose artistic talents most recently include Marvel’s acclaimed Power Man and Iron Fist series - and James Bruce Brown III, 1000 takes place in a modern fantasy universe where chaos and dystopia are the norm, as a cold war rages between magical beings. The series is written by Chuck Brown, whose credits include Marvel’s Civil War II: Choosing Sides.

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Review: Kenka Banchou Otome: Girl Beats Boys E.02
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Review: Kenka Banchou Otome: Girl Beats Boys E.02

By Shanel Kamara

If I didn’t actually know the title of this series, I would have just thought that the plot revolved around an effeminate male whose physical prowess is counterintuitive. The title is essentially the only indication of the protagonist’s sex. I understand that in order for the female protagonist, Hinako Nakayama, to swap places with her twin brother and for the swap to be believable, she cannot be overtly feminine. However, what I don’t understand is why every aspect of her form had to be completely devoid from femininity; she could have at least had longer eyelashes! Her twin brother Hikaru Onigashima ends up wearing a long wig in order to convince the people in Hinako’s life that he is indeed Hinako. The fact that he does this is just bizarre in my opinion, Hikaru and Hinako are identical twins which means that Hikaru donning a girl’s uniform should really be more than sufficient. Hinako doesn’t even have long hair, so why should her twin brother have to wear a long wig in order to persuade people that he is a girl?

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Ghost City Comics Competition Now Open!
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Ghost City Comics Competition Now Open!

By Dustin Cabeal

You may remember my post a week ago announcing our sponsorship of the Ghost City Comics Competition, if not then read this article (Here).

If you're unfamiliar with it, then here's some information below and the link to submit your comic into the competition!

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ZOMBIE TRAMP: ORIGINS Remasters Janey Belle's First Adventures
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ZOMBIE TRAMP: ORIGINS Remasters Janey Belle's First Adventures

This July Action Lab: Danger Zone is giving you the chance to witness the origins of  the street-walking dead. When Hollywood call girl Janey Bell gets bitten by a mystical zombie and left for dead, she wanders the streets in search of brains, blood... and revenge! Unlike other mindless zombies, Janey is looking for answers to her disappearing humanity and the emerging undead monster known as Zombie Tramp.

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Introducing a Small Batch, 66.6 Proof Whiskey, based on Mike Mignola’s Legendary "Hellboy" Comic Book Character
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Introducing a Small Batch, 66.6 Proof Whiskey, based on Mike Mignola’s Legendary "Hellboy" Comic Book Character

The first ever whiskey based on Mike Mignola’s legendary Hellboy comic book character was announced officially today by Dark Horse Comics, XXX Distillery LLC and Prestige Imports LLC. Hellboy Hell Water Cinnamon Whiskey is a craft distilled, small batch, naturally flavored cinnamon whiskey retailing for $19.99 for a 750ml bottle. The 66.6 proof Hellboy Hell Water Cinnamon Whiskeyis available nationally and can be ordered at www.hellboyhellwater.com.

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Riverdale: The Complete First Season coming August 15 to Blu-ray & DVD
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Riverdale: The Complete First Season coming August 15 to Blu-ray & DVD

Unlock the mystery and dive into small town secrets as Warner Bros. Home Entertainment releases Riverdale: The Complete First Season on DVD on August 15, 2017. Premiering with 2.4 million viewers, The CW’s top new show across all major demos* is created by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (Glee, Big Love), produced by Greg Berlanti (The Flash, Supergirl, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Blindspot), and stars KJ Apa (Shortland Street), Lili Reinhart (The Kings of Summer), Camila Mendes (Randy Doe), Cole Sprouse (The Suite Life of Zack and Cody), Marisol Nichols (Big Momma’s House 2), Madelaine Petsch (The Curse of Sleeping Beauty), Ashleigh Murray (Deidra & Laney Rob a Train), Mädchen Amick (Twin Peaks), and Luke Perry (Beverly Hills 90210).

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Review: Winnebago Graveyard #1
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Review: Winnebago Graveyard #1

By Jonathan Edwards

Many years ago, my parents opted to buy an RV, and we went on a cross country trip across America. We actually all flew to Florida to buy the damn thing to drive all the way back to the West coast. We actually had that RV for an absurdly long time for only going on, I think, one other trip with it.  And then, they sold it. I don't really know what the moral of that story is, but it's part of what made me want to check this book out. See, I was a skittish kid for a long time. So much so that I flat out refused to even watch horror films (although, some gradual encouragement in my teens eventually got me to break out of that). So during that RV trip, I was pretty frequently scared of someone or something "getting" us. Winnebago Graveyard is that fear turned comic book, or at least it endeavors to be. And when I saw Steve Niles's name attached on top of that, I knew I had to at least give it a try.

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