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SuBLime Yaoi Manga Imprint Releases A STRANGE AND MYSTIFYING STORY
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SuBLime, the leading global English-language yaoi manga publisher, delivers the launch of new series A STRANGE AND MYSTIFYING STORY, available now after being previously out of print.
The series, by creator Tsuta Suzuki, is rated ‘M’ for Mature Readers. Print editions carry an MSRP of $12.99 U.S. / $17.99 CAN each. The digital versions carry an MSRP of $6.99 U.S. Readers have two methods of digital access to the series onSuBLimeManga.com – via a DRM-free downloadable PDF, viewable on any enabled eReader device and computer, as well as via the online manga viewer. Readers can also purchase a digital version through the NOOK, Kindle and Kobo eReaders as well as on Google Play. SuBLime will publish subsequent volumes of the seven-volume series on a quarterly basis.
Seven Seas Says “Let Them Eat Brains” with License of VERSAILLES OF THE DEAD Manga Series
Press Release
Seven Seas Entertainment is thrilled to announce the license acquisition of the manga Versailles of the Dead by Kumiko Suekane, a stylish zombie series about a cross-dressing queen and the French Revolution!
Preview: DOLLFACE VOLUME 3: Welcome to New Orleans
Press Release
Action Lab Entertainment's best-selling witch hunter Lila returns in this third volume, dealing with the heavy fallout from the events of volume two. Emily doesn't want anything to do with Lila, but Ivan won't stop searching for her. And Lila? She looks into her past and gets help from the last place she expected: a good witch!
Madefire Welcomes Image Comics’ THE WALKING DEAD, SPAWN, and more to its Award-Winning Digital Platform
Press Release
Madefire, the award-winning standard in digital comics and innovator of the proprietary Motion Book™ format teams up with Image Comics, the publisher of some of the top selling, award-winning comics in the industry, to make available a trove of back catalog titles to the Madefire platform.
Dark Horse is Proud to Present The Valderrama Bros.’ First American Work, “Giants”
Press Release
Carlos and Miguel Valderrama, A.K.A. “The Valderrama Bros.”, are emerging new talents and Dark Horse is thrilled to bring their first five-issue miniseries Giants to American audiences this December.
Comic Bastards Podcast - 020
By Dustin Cabeal
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020 - Well after some computer problems/cloud issues, I'm back! Episode twenty... feels like I should have been here much sooner. Are you enjoying this weekly podcast with just one dude talking? If so, please let me know or just subscribe to the show via the links below. Before reviews, I do cover one bit of news so hang on to the object in your hand that you're not very likely to drop, but fuck... maybe you will. Thanks for listening!
Books covered in this episode:
- Batman: Who Laughs #1
- Dark Fang #1
- Ninja-K #1
- Little Guardians
Review: Retcon #3
By Jonathan Edwards
God this book sucks. So hard. This issue finally touches on the “retcon” premise this book, and it makes something clear. You absolutely have to go into this book knowing the premise for it to make any semblance of sense. Otherwise, you’ll hit the third issue, and the resetting time concept will come completely out of left field (and, not in a good way). But despite all that, the premise also isn’t wholly accurate. Retcon isn’t so much the “reboot of a comic book miniseries that has never existed” as it is the events right before said reboot has always happened in the previous iterations of this universe. Of course, it’s possible that time is meant to always reset to the first panel of the first page of the first issue, but the exposition here suggests it goes back much further than that. And when I say exposition, I mean there’s a lot of it. In fact, Retcon #3 is practically nothing but exposition. Too bad none of it has any emotional impact since it’s trying to make a point of how “different it is this time,” but we never saw any of the previous attempts, so that doesn’t end up meaning much if anything.
Review: The Demon: Hell is Earth #1
By Justin McCarty
Only a month after DC reintroduced Deadman with a new number one, we get Etrigan, another lesser known anti-hero. I feel like special care has to be taken to grab the potential reader where the lesser known properties are concerned. Demon is an intriguing comic, but it doesn’t do enough to introduce us to these characters and their world.
Review: Evolution #1
By Cat Wyatt
Evolution is a new series by Image, and the divergence from the typical cover art styles caught my attention. This will likely be a good read for any fans of Lovecraft (as that is the impression I’ve gotten from the first issue).
Review: Descender #26
By Ben Snyder
Picking up immediately after issue #25, Descender #26 concludes the “Rise of the Robots” event arc. Unfortunately, the conclusion isn’t that satisfying because this issue actually really doesn’t even feel like a conclusion to but more so an introduction to a new arc. Every character is left on the precipice of a major story path, and it feels like a cheap, unnecessary cliffhanger. Despite this, issue #26 is still a worthy entry into the Descender story.
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On December 2nd, we unleash LANCER #1, a brutal near-future action thriller. LANCER is ALIENS meets the gig economy: military veterans use an app to hunt dangerous species for cash, until one job beneath New York City hunts them back.