You don’t need to have seen a Star Wars movie, or played the Battlefront game, to read Star Wars Battlefront: Twilight Company. It’s a story that could be set in any universe. Alexander Freed has done such a good job of setting the scene and introducing the characters, you could be completely ignorant of all things
Conquerors, part 3! It all comes down to this… the fate of the Autobots, the survival of the human race, and the existence of a post-war Cybertron depends on the two greatest heroes in Transformers history: Buster the dog and D.0.C. the drone. Click the jump for a review of Transformers #48!
Friendship ISN’T magic. Tailgate has a choice to make—and if he had any idea what was at stake, he’d think twice before making it. The crew is ripped apart as More Than Meets The Eye begins the sprint towards its shocking 50th issue! Click the jump for a review of More Than Meets the Eye #47!
Representatives from PixelatedGeek and Binary System Podcast hit up this year’s DesignerCon in Pasadena, collecting photos of the cool, beautiful, weird, disturbing, and awesome artwork to be found in the newly-expanded convention. Click the jump for the full gallery!
Curious as to what was in Loot Crate’s November “Combat” box? Stephanie Agnes has the unboxing! Click the jump for the video!
TheBrothersRiedell encounter “some kind of evil” and Stan Lee in this new short film from the YouTube’s World of Superheroes program. Click the jump to watch!
The laser blasts fly as costumed crime fighter Empowered battles a series of puzzlingly rage-fueled supervillains, each one armed with a bigger and more destructive “supergun” than the last. Ah, but might our long-suffering heroine’s own buried resentments and repressed bitterness prove to be her deadliest foes? (SPOILER: Yes, pretty much.) A new, stand-alone issue
A new evil haunts the sun-scorched back roads and ghost towns of the American South—murderous twins who command a legion of ghouls. Once again, Dancy Flammarion must face down demons: both those who walk the world unchallenged and those in her own shattered mind. Click the jump for preview pages and a review of Alabaster:
The manga/steampunk adventure continues, as Dee tries to figure out what’s happened to her airship, who shot it down, and how in the world did she end up on the ground (since the clouds are so deadly…aren’t they?) Click the jump for preview pages and a review of Tyson Hesse’s Diesel #3.