Category: Comic Books

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Comic Books
Kathryn Adams

SDCC 2025 – Image Comics schedule of exclusives, signings, and panels

Image Comics is pleased to return to San Diego this year for Comic-Con on Wednesday, July 23 through Sunday, July 27 at booth #1915. Please note: updates to the schedule may appear online during the show. Please refer to www.imagecomics.com for the most up-to-date information. LIMITED* CONVENTION VARIANTS SOLD AT THE IMAGE BOOTH (#1915): *Quantities will be

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Dark Horse Comics SDCC 2025
Comic Books
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SDCC 2025 – Dark Horse Comics schedule of signings and panels

Stop by the Dark Horse Comics booth #2615 in the center of the exhibit hall (map) to meet some of your favorite creators and get your hands on free items, including comics, posters, and more! This year, Middle Earth Enterprises, Zing Toys, and Absurd Ventures will be partnering with us at our booth with exciting displays and activations of their own. Details and guests

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The Human Target Review
Comic Books
llyzabeth

Flashback Friday – The Human Target Vol. 1 and 2

I’m finally getting around to this one, three years late, and I’m kicking myself for waiting so long. Shout out to Leland who was appalled I hadn’t read it, and got me the graphic novels. (I’m avoiding the biggest spoilers but I’m hinting at several things, so if you’d rather go in completely blind like

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Empowered volume 12 Review
Comic Books
llyzabeth

Flashback Friday – Empowered volume 12

So, I screwed up you guys. I’d love to blame it on my big job change last year, but honestly by December I was nicely established at the new job, which is a long-winded way of saying I have no excuse for missing the release of Empowered Volume 12 FIVE MONTHS AGO. Mea culpa. And

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Dark Knights of Steel review
Comic Books
llyzabeth

Flashback Friday – Dark Knights of Steel

In what I hope will become a regular feature, this week I’m looking at 2021’s Dark Knights of Steel, which a friend just gave to me last month because he was appalled I’d never read it. The simplest way to explain it is that it’s all the DC superheroes but reimagined for medieval times. But

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Books
Kathryn Adams

2025 Hugo Awards – The Finalists

It’s that time of year! The nominees for the 2025 Hugo Awards have been announced, and this year I’ve actually read and reviewed three of the Hugo nominees, plus one of the Lodestar nominees for best YA novel! Check out the full list below (which will be updated on a regular basis as I get

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Comic Books
llyzabeth

WonderCon 2025 – Ridley Scott enters graphic novel space with Modville

This past weekend Jesse Negron (Mechanical Cake), Tom Moran (Scott Free), Dave Elliott (Mechanical Cake), and Anthony Francisco (senior visual development artist for Marvel Studios) discussed what is on the horizon for Mechanical Cake and Scott Free, starting with their debut graphic novel, Modville, Ridley Scott’s first foray into graphic novels. Modville is a sci-fi

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Books
Kathryn Adams

Review: Lazarus – Book 3

Yes, I know we never posted a review of Book 2 of Greg Rucka’s Lazarus graphic novel series. It’s an excellent book, you really should read it, but we can skip it for the purposes of Book 3, because it focuses on one of the many desperately poor families in this dystopian future, with the

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Books
Kathryn Adams

Review: Fine Print – Volume 2

Quick! There’s still time to buy Stjepan Šejić’s Fine Print – Volume 2 for someone as a Christmas present! Or maybe for yourself. Have you read this yet? Because you absolutely need to read this series if you love tales of love and sex wrapped up in mythology and glorious artwork. Volume 1 concluded by

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