“Don’t you dare be angry at us.” Just in time for Thanksgiving, we’ve got a stand-alone story about love, family and food. Keep reading for a review of Monstress: Talk Stories #1. On the eve of war, Maika Halfwolf walks through the camp and finds the little fox girl Kippa, helping out the cooks. As
“…beneath it all, I’m a coward.” It’s the final issue of the latest arc, keep reading for a review of Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ Die #15. (Warning: some small spoilers for this issue, and some GREAT BIG ONES for last issue.) Ash’s biggest concern has been winning the war against Eternal Prussia, but it’s
“This hasn’t cost us anything but time.” Keep reading for a review of Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ Die #14. Small spoilers below, though I’m trying to avoid as many as possible, but I am going to hint at some things so it’d be better to read the issue first. So, where to start. The
You came, adventured, and left, a beta test for all humanity’s fate. Keep reading for a review of Die #13. Warning, some spoilers below, some for this issue and a lot for last issue. The short version: Ash is getting reamed out by another one of the rulers of Die, H.G. Wells, who’s ticked off
Typical. We try to do a humanitarian mission. We actually start a war. Great. Keep reading for a review of Die #12.
Image Comics is pleased to participate in Comic-Con@Home—a virtual alternative to the usual San Diego Comic-Con festivities hosted by Comic-Con International in light of COVID-19. It will be held on July 22-26, 2020 at the Comic-Con website. Follow along and connect with the fandom when you use the official hashtag, #ComicConAtHome.
“Hey, Draculas! We’re over here!” “Chuck, I’m going to murder you.” After a six month hiatus, Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans are back! Keep reading for a review of Die #11.
As always, one of my favorite “problems” is that there’s way too much amazing comic book talent out there to see all of it in one year. Bearing that in mind, here’s my 2019 top 14 favorite artists, in no particular order, out of the comics I actually got to read.
Then I remembered. The memory hit me so hard I didn’t even scream. Not then anyway. The second arc comes to a close: keep reading for some thoughts on Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ Die #10.