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Butterfly Gate

Butterfly Gate

The fact that I like Improper Books is no secret, but I admit I was a little afraid that their soon to be released Buttefly Gate will not measure up to…

NewsCristina Bogdan
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Porcelain Trilogy to get French Translation

Porcelain Trilogy to get French Translation

Here’s a short press release from Delcourt Publishing and Improper Books, concerning the recently-announced release of Porcelain (you know, that comic book I…

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Are YA Novel Films the New Comic Book Movies?

With the news, from Variety, that another successful Young Adult novel The 5th Wave is likely going to be turned into a film, I have to ask: are YA Novel…

BlogSean P. Wallace
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DC's New 52 Reveal: LOBO

DC's New 52 Reveal: LOBO

There has been a lot of changes within DC Comics, especially since the launch of DC’s New 52 reboot.

NewsBooks & ComicsKaela Quinn
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Interview with Benjamin Read and Chris Wildgoose

Interview with Benjamin Read and Chris Wildgoose

Since Porcelain: A Gothic Fairytale is launching in only two days in the UK, we decided to give you a little more information about it, since all we did…

InterviewsBooks & ComicsCristina Bogdan
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BEDLAM # 7

BEDLAM # 7

More is revealed about the actions of Madder Red. Detective Acevado makes Press an offer, Councilman Severin has a tough day in court and a series of…

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Swamp Thing #21

Swamp Thing #21

Swamp Thing, now returned from Metropolis to the swamps of Louisianna finds a strangely attired woman named Capucine requesting his help.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Red Hood and The Outlaws Annual #1

Green Arrow pays a visit to his old partner Roy and inadvertently makes a bad situation a lot worse.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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The Crow: Skinning The Wolves

The Crow: Skinning The Wolves

The year is 1945. Whilst World War II continues, unspeakable horrors are being perpetuated in European concentration camps.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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X-Men #1

X-Men #1

[CONTAINS SPOILERS] I could not WAIT to read this. Admittedly, I’ve been out of the comic book game since I was a teen.

NewsBooks & ComicsAndrew Corban
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The Ressurectionist

The Ressurectionist

In my childish imagination, God’s wrathful arm was ever-ready and ever-present. – Spencer Black.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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