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Are You There Baal? It's Me, Mammon – The Black Monday Murders Vol. 01 Review
01 (out 1/25/17 from Image Comics by Jonathan Hickman, Tomm Coker, Michael Garland and Rus Wooton) is simultaneously a seriously intimidating graphic tome as well as being an absurd amount of bang for your buck (provided you're paying in American bucks and not worthless, worthless British pounds) It is so immense and packed full of everything it takes nearly[...]
Curse Words Has Magic Start
The brand new Image series from Charles Soule and Ryan Browne, Curse Words presents us with Wizord the Wizard and his talking koala bear sidekick Margaret
The Benefits Of A Loyal Partner Deliver Strongly In 'The Fix' #7 – Review
If this isn't on your pull list (and I'd be interested in your opinions below) put it there now. 5/5   Details Title: The Fix Volume: 1 Issue: 7 Published: 21 December 2016 Publisher: Image Comics Writer: Nick Spencer Penciler: Steve Lieber Colorist: Ryan Hill Letterer: Ironbark Story pages: 22 Print price: $3.99 Digital price: $3.99 The Fix is a perfect modern crime caper from Nick Spencer, Steve Lieber, Ryan Hill, and Ironbark, which[...]
"SCOTT SNYDER LIKES MY BOOK!" The Image Comics Storytelling Panel NYCC 16'
Being a huge fan of Image Comics, I was so excited to sit in on the Image Comics Storytelling panel, with the focus on storytelling in comics and all that comes with it The panel featured: Gabriel Hardman, for his comic Invisible Republic, Declan Shalvey for Injection, Scott Snyder for AD and Wytches, Karen Berger[...]
A Reunited Family's Next Adventure! Saga #37 Begins The War For Phang: Part One
Yes, the action packed surprising comic is back this week with issue #37, from Image Comics, written by Brian K Vaughan, with art by Fiona Staples This new story arc is entitled The War for Phang: Part One, and is a self contained event that Vaughan and Staples have been building to since their first issue. [WARNING: SPOILERS FOR[...]
"Worse Problems Than Boy Problems" Advance Review Of Snotgirl #2
This week brings the release of Snotgirl #2, from Image comics, written by Bryan Lee O'Malley, with art by Leslie Hung. [WARNING: SPOILERS FOR SNOTGIRL BELOW!] Things were going pretty well for fashion blogger Lottie, that is, until she ran into her ex-boyfriend cuddling up to her ex-intern in the last issue But what about her new friend Coolgirl?[...]
"Enough About This Smother Fudger!" Thoughts On I Hate Fairyland #8
From Image Comics, written and illustrated by the massively talented Skottie Young, I Hate Fairyland #8 hit shelves today and knocked my socks off. [WARNING: SPOILERS FOR I HATE FAIRYLAND BELOW!] After not knowing whether or not Gert was going to survive a gigantic explosion that ended the last issue, I was scared[...]
"FLUFF OFF!" Skottie Young Talks I Hate Fairyland's Second Volume
A few days ago multi-talented creator Skottie Young turned to Twitter to tell fans that he was working on Image Comics, I Hate Fairyland #10.  writing I Hate Fairyland 10 today FINAL FANTASY! while listening to the LotR soundtracks Big doings! pic.twitter.com/RBQSXYZ6up — skottie young (@skottieyoung) August 9, 2016 The initial tweet opened up the conversation to more news on what's coming up[...]
Snotgirl #1: Bryan Lee O'Malley Is Back With A Surprising Read
From Image Comics, written by Bryan Lee O'Malley, with art by Leslie Hung, Snotgirl #1 starts off by immersing us in a world filled with trendy names, blogs, iced coffees, and bright colors. Main character, Lottie Person appears to be a flawless fashionista, but in all reality she has horrible allergies that no one knows about[...]
Brian K. Vaughan Talks Saga Vol. 6 And Other Things You Should Read
It's interesting to see all of his Image Comics stuff together in one picture. Paper Girls is already into its second ARC, so I'm sure the comic has a bright future ahead Perhaps not as bright as Saga For those of you who are coming fresh to the release of the TP, here's the description: "After a dramatic time[...]
The Last Issue Of Pencil Head And Ted McKeever's Goodbye To Comics
Today is the last issue of Ted McKeever's limited series Pencil Head, from Image Comics It's also his last comic in general Last week, I talked to him in detail about his decision to leave When asked what led him there, he answered: "There's a few reasons Mostly because I'd reached a point in my life that I just felt[...]
Will We See Oddly Normal On TV?
It was almost a year ago that I sat down to talk to Otis Frampton about Oddly Normal making its transition from monthly issues to graphic novels. We had
Rich Tomasso – Selling Original Art From Dark Corridor On Etsy To Fund She-Wolf
Rich Tomasso is selling original art from his Image Comics series Dark Corridor, to help fund the production of art for his new Image Comics series, She-Wolf that has been getting good attention. I believe this is called the circle of life? Artwork can be found for sale on Etsy here….   Rich Tomasso is selling original art[...]
Are Boogers Enough To Make A Character Effective?
I was drawn to Image Comics new leading lady from the moment I saw her bright green hair on the cover of Image+, but right after I learned the title being Snotgirl, I tilted my head to the side I'm a huge fan of writer Bryan Lee O'Malley so that immediately put my head back[...]
A Deflated Return To Palisade With Rat Queens #16
Today brings the release of Rat Queens #16 from Image Comics, written by Kurtis Wiebe, with art by Tess Fowler This issue starts a new ARC entitled, "When Beards Collide" which brings the Rat Queens back to Palisade Upon arrival it's cleared that things have moved along without them, but the chaos effects each one of them differently[...]
You Can Support Otis Frampton For Just "A Little More Money Than A Side Of Guacamole"
Otis Frampton, creator of Image Comics, Oddly Normal, artist on How it Should Have Ended, and all around Star Wars advocate has made his way onto Patreon. I'm on Patreon! Just 3 BUCKS! Less than a latte at Starbucks and a little more than a side of guacamole at Chipotle https://t.co/aZBnmDPkyb — Otis Frampton 💬 (@otisframpton) May 2, 2016 For just $3 a[...]
Bring Out The Tissues: Three Reasons Why You Should Read Saga #36
Today brings the release of Saga #36 from Image Comics, written by Brian K Vaughan, with art by Fiona Staples I don't understand why anyone would ever not want to read the new issue of Saga, but if you need some reasons…here are three… [WARNING: SPOILERS FOR SAGA #36 BELOW!] One: Ghus has always been such an entertaining character to watch,[...]