Comic Review: Sleeping Beauties #5 (IDW Publishing)
Alan Spinney As the story arc wraps its cocoon around the women inside it, its contents begin to take on a scent. Sleeping Beauties #5, from IDW, is an acrid, sour read.
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Weekly Comic Reviews 12/23/20
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Comic Review: Sea of Sorrows #2 (IDW Publishers)
I’m happy to say that the second issue of Sea of Sorrows is a murky, mid-ocean melodrama. This title, from IDW, is the definition of a ‘dark and stormy night’…
IDW Announces Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin #1 Director’s Cut, a Behind-The-Scenes Look at 2020’s Smash Comic Book Hit
The 64-Page Special Features Never-Before-Seen Character Designs, Long-Lost Story Notes, and More Secrets from Eastman & Laird’s TMNT Milestone
Invisible Men: The Trailblazing Black Artists of Comic Books Sheds Light on the Struggles and Triumphs of Black Pioneers
A New, Meticulously-Researched Hardcover from IDW Imprint Yoe Books Presents the Life Stories and Rare Masterpieces of the Black Artists Who Shaped the Industry
Weekly Comic Reviews 12/9/20
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Comic Review: Scarenthood #2 (IDW Publishing)
In Scarenthood #2, from IDW, Cormac is still looking askance at the thing under the village hall. His wife is away on business, so babysitting is the new normal for…
IDW and Toho International, Inc. Sign Multi-Year Godzilla Publishing & Gaming Licensing Deal
The King of the Monsters Reigns Supreme in Comic Books, Tabletop Games, and Other Products Aimed at a Wide Demographic of Fans
Weekly Comic Reviews 11/25/20
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Comic Review: The Kill Lock OGN (IDW Publishing)
Kevin Bermeo IDW Publishing releases another sci-fi comic from the depths of space about some robots who found themselves banished from their homeworld in The Kill Lock, the graphic novel.