Disclosure Day Delivers Spielbergian Wonder and Heart
Dan Kleiner “I stole what I was paid to protect. People have a right to the truth.” Disclosure Day is a good film with a great cast doing excellent work. Steven Spielberg…
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Brian Isaacs - Executive Editor / Publisher THE OUT OF THIS WORLD MOONSHADOW COMES TO DARK HORSE
Newsdesk America’s First Fully Painted Graphic Novel, Moonshadow, has a new home at Dark Horse!
Soon Trending: Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Latest In-Home Release Disney’s “Ralph Breaks the Internet” Access Granted on Digital 4K Ultra HD™ and Movies Anywhere on Feb. 12 and 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray™ on Feb. 26
Fans can browse exclusive extras revealing the creation of the film’s eye-popping internet and its off-the-wall content, deleted scenes, hidden Easter eggs and much more!
Weekly Comic Reviews 1/16/19
Check out our thoughts on this week’s comic books.
Comic Review: Sherlock Holmes: The Vanishing Man (Dynamite)
Alan Spinney From Dynamite, the Sherlock Holmes trade, The Vanishing Man, collects the issues of this miniseries.
Comic Review: Superman #7 (DC Comics)
As the cover asks, along with a sort of retro style visual: “What Happened? Superboy’s Lost Years.” The typography ain’t no Gaspar Saladino, but we get the point. This is…
Comic Review: Uncle Scrooge: My First Millions #4 (IDW)
Uncle Scrooge reveals the long and winding road he traveled to accumulate his fourth million dollars in IDW/Disney’s Uncle Scrooge My First Millions issue 4.
Comic Review: Wandering Island Volume 2 TPB (Dark Horse)
You’re a young Japanese woman, a teen really. You’re flying a light plane over the ocean, looking for an island. Welcome to Wandering Island, Volume 2, from Dark Horse.
Comic Review: Haunted Horror Vol. 7: Cry From The Coffin (IDW)
A new edition of Haunted Horror from IDW Publishing features horror tales from the pre-code 1950s, nicely assembled in hardcover.
Comic Review: The Batman Who Laughs #2 (DC Comics)
Infected with the Joker Virus, Batman struggles to maintain his sanity as the Batman Who Laughs continues his killing spree among the streets of Gotham.
Comic Review: Goddess Mode #2 (DC/Vertigo)
How do we describe Goddess Mode #2, from DC’s Vertigo to a new reader?