“The strongest relationships all contain some element of mutually assured destruction.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #69. Minor spoilers below: I avoid the biggest plot points but I do talk around the edges of several of them. I don’t think you could ever simplify any issue of Saga into one “theme,” but if
Image Comics is pleased to return to San Diego this year for Comic-Con on Wednesday, July 25 through Sunday, July 28 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 limited
The bestselling creators behind the three-time Hugo Award nominated, two-time British Fantasy Award winning series Die—Kieron Gillen (The Wicked + The Divine, Immortal X-men) and Stephanie Hans (Secret Wars 1602: Witch Hunter Angela, Black Bolt)—will reteam for their first ever original graphic novel collaboration to be titled, We Called Them Giants. First announced in an exclusive scoop
“I can’t tell you how sick I am of people’s pathetic last words.” After a long three months Saga’s back, keep reading for a review of Saga #66. Warning, some spoilers below. I had to doublecheck the page count when I finished this issue, because I felt like I read it in two minutes. It’s
“…we were raised to protect the human race. Not make a fast buck while we can.” Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order 4, issue #6. Warning, I’m spoiling just about everything in this review. After a two-month hiatus, The Magic Order is back with the final issue of the 4th arc, and
“…she encouraged us to remember one thing, that no matter how shitty our hardscrabble lives seemed……some poor bastards always had it worse.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #65. Warning, spoilers below. I’ll avoid the biggest reveals though. You can’t always distill an issue of Saga down to a single theme, but for this
“…you really need to get over yourself.” Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order 4, issue #5. Warning, some pretty significant spoilers below. This issue was a heck of a chance for Dike Ruan and Giovanna Niro to show off their skills. The fight in the arena, with increasingly horrific monsters springing up
Joe Madureira’s beloved fantasy series returns in an action-packed new story in the upcoming Battle Chasers #10 this June from Image Comics. This exciting new chapter—with interior art by game-and-comics sensation Ludo Lullabi—will feature a line-up of variant covers by some of the hottest names in comics including, J. Scott Campbell, Chris Bachalo, Skottie Young,
“…the friends and even acquaintances my family left in our wake continued risking their lives to take care of me.What the hell did I ever do to deserve them?” Keep reading for a review of Saga #64. Some spoilers below. We open the issue with a view of Special Agent Gale and ohhhhh my goodness