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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DC Deck Building Game
Players 2 -5 Designers - Matt Hyra & Bent Stoll Publisher - Cryptozoic Entertainment Straight to the Point - The DC Deck Building Game is a deceptively simple…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsMel P
From the archive Crisis of Infinite Events
Remember Secret Wars? If you’re reading these words then chances are you probably know what I’m referring to.
BlogBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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All-Star Western #20
Hex and his new-found partner Booster Gold set out to track down the Hootkins Gang, only for things to not go exactly according plan.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Swamp Thing #20
Swamp Thing, under the effects of Scarecrow‘s fear toxin, is trapped in a nightmare and his connection with The Green is wreaking havoc in Metropolis- which…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Scribblenauts + DC = Scribblenauts Unmasked
Have you ever wanted to combine Batman‘s utility belt, with the Green Lantern‘s ring, Harley Quinn‘s mallet and Superman‘s heat vision?
NewsBooks & ComicsJames Buckingham
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Suicide Squad #20
The remaining members of the team are in lockdown in Belle Reve, where Amanda Waller and a mysterious individual are discussing the different team members…
ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndy Haigh
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Holy Beta, Batman! Infinite Crisis Lands Next Week
Imagine a comicbook world with infinite universes, where each superhero and villain has an alternate version of themselves in each one.
NewsBooks & ComicsJames Buckingham
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Dial H Volume 1: Into You
I don’t even…what did I just…wait. I’ll start again. I hate it when, asked by an acquaintance, I describe one of my interests as “comics”.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsBen Fee
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Transmetropolitan: Graphic Novel Review
The brainchild of Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson, “Transmetropolitan” throws a lot of people with its name. Several people apparently believe it has something to do with metro-sexuality and present day New York. This could not be further from the truth, and if you have not heard or indeed read this graphic novel, do it. I cannot give it higher praise, being a huge fan of gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsStephen Brewer
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Super Cover Girls - Art by Artgerm
Ever the fan of the female super heroes I almost squee’d out loud when I came across these outstanding pieces of digital art.
NewsBooks & ComicsBecca Harper
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