Comic Review: Sunburn (Image Comics)
Alan Spinney An original graphic novel, Sunburn, glows warmly from Image Comics this week. And the timing is perfect: as the northern hemisphere cools down, we long for those long days of…
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SKYBOUND COMET DEBUTS ALL-NEW TRAILER FOR OUTPOST ZERO: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION
Newsdesk A Complete Volume of the Landmark Series from Sean Kelley McKeever and Alexandre Tefenkgi Is Coming April 2023
Weekly Comic Reviews 11/23/22
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Comic Review: Hitomi #2 (Image Comics)
In Hitomi #2 from Image Comics, our young warrior girl Hitomi urges the powerful but aged Yasuke to leave his Sumo wrestling gig and join her on the open road.…
Comic Review: I Hate This Place Vol. 1 (Image Comics)
Kevin Bermeo Image Comics brings you, the most triggered everyday life in a bizarre invasion in a farmhouse in I HATE THIS PLACE in its first volume.
SPAWN TEAM UP VARIANTS REVEALED—SEVEN MORE EYE-POPPING COVERS TO BEHOLD
Image Comics is pleased to reveal seven more jaw-dropping Spawn team-up variants—ahead of the December Spawn takeover campaign—which will grace the covers of the upcoming I Hate Fairyland (2022) #2,…
IT’S THE BLOOD-SOAKED END: SKYBOUND REVEALS FIRST LOOK AT FINAL ISSUE OF MANIFEST DESTINY
“Often beautiful to witness and terrible to contemplate, Manifest Destiny promises a potent finale” – ComicBook.com
SKYBOUND GRANTS FIRST LOOK AT KROMA BY LORENZO DE FELICI #2
The Next Chapter in the Buzzed-About New Prestige Series Lands December 21 “Kroma #1 introduces readers to a world in which color and meaning are intertwined on every level in…
A HERO’S JOURNEY BEGINS IN UPCOMING SERIES THE LAST BARBARIANS
Fan-favorite duo Brian Haberlin and Geirrod Van Dyke are back with an all-new, high fantasy adventure in, The Last Barbarians. This ongoing series is set to launch from Image/Shadowline in…
SKYBOUND COMET UNVEILS EXTENDED PREVIEW OF SCURRY BY MAC SMITH
“A gorgeously painted world rich with life, where complex animal societies and mythologies bring to mind the classic Watership Down.” – Irma Kniivila (Everyday Hero Machine Boy)