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 Manhattan Projects was about psychopathic alt-universe versions of famous scientists and military officials committing murder and genocide The Black Monday Murders was about secret magical cabals that manipulate the stock market and global economy for power Hickman definitely has consistent themes that swim happily in the sea of murderous fascists. Hickman's main theme in his Marvel[...]

If you been enjoying the DC weekly comics series that a been hitting the shelves, be sure to check out Earth 2 Worlds End #1! Archie Comics is bringing another classic character into the mature readers area this week with Sabrina #1! If you've been enjoying Afterlife with Archie, you will not want to miss this[...]

Get ready for a Wonder Woman and Aquaman team up, Batman deals with Icarus, and Gardner and Atrocitus fight to the death! Rick Remender gives us Low, a new Image series that we've been looking forward to reading and is going to have a 60 issue run! Also, Vertigo gives us The Bodies, a murder mystery[...]

But our biggest question is: do the events at the end of #3 stick in the Marvel Universe? It looks like no one can be trusted. Several brand-new series start this week that we've been looking forward to and can't wait to get our hands on, especially Winterworld and The Wicked and The Divine! These are[...]

Happy Anniversary Turtles! Don't forget to check out our facebook page! New Comic Book Releases for the week of May 21, 2014 Books reviewed in this episode are: Image Comics: Invincible #111 Titan Comics: Ordinary #1 (of 3) DC Comics: Justice League Of America #14 DC Comics: Justice League #30 DC Comics: New 52 Future's End #3 Image Comics: Saga #19 Marvel Comics: Original Sin[...]

[The Manhattan Projects #18 has been out for a couple weeks, but still — if you haven't read this issue and plan to, you might want to skip this post for now.] Several years into the digital era for both comics reading and comics production, I still love to look at original comic art up close[...]

Still looks like a Scandinavian art/science exhibit to me. Of this evisceration in Manhattan Projects Nasty stuff all round Has your breakfast made a repeat visit to your mouth yet? If not, maybe reading this may help. Remember when Wolverine had a healing factor? Origin II #3 does, and gives us a close up view[...]

Welcome to another wonderful week of comic books on a Wednesday. So what's hitting the racks today? Well first, a little education, courtesy of Professor

As well as so much other strangeness…. And seriously, I reckon The Manhattan Projects is giving us a good idea of how Jonathan Hickman might see Wolverine in the future. And Mark Waid gives us a little nostalgia with some time hijinks letting us revisit a certain Maestro, the Hulk of the future, even if momentarily.   Hit List[...]

Cameron Hatheway writes; The Manhattan Projects #13 by Jonathan Hickman Glad to know that several pairs of Vans checkered slip-ons were recycled into making this cover It's not entirely checkered, which makes the overall design that much more intriguing and appealing Is there a pattern, or is it all just random? If there is a method to[...]

 Any Walking Dead art collector will tell you that recent comic art sometimes does command some pretty strong prices, just to name one example. Which brings us to this week's release of The Manhattan Projects #13 by Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra. The series continues to reach new fans after a year of critical acclaim, topped off by a[...]

(Supurbia #8) The Manhattan Projects takes its fascination with body morphism further this issue There isn't a body that can't be twisted, warped, cut, pulped, disassembled, reassembled and… just not tidying up after disembowelment They should get a maid, or something. The two faces of Wolverine –  literally it seems In Savage Wolverine, the… well, savage version. [...]

The supporting cast of characters is great, and Aja's use of color and facial expressions are just plain fantastic. The Manhattan Projects, by Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra (Image) Anything with 'Hickman' and 'Image' is a must-read comic Exploring the story of what happened when developing the atomic bomb, Hickman and Pitarra run wild with the[...]

So Nowhere Men has a concept not too far from The Manhattan Projects, combined with Hickman's design sense from The Nightly News, the inter personal relationships of Saga, the occasional silliness of Skullkickers (like eating a wheelchair) and an art style not too far from Phonogram Could this be the perfect Image Comic? It's certainly[...]

This is the Albert Einstein we always deserved and yet, until Manhattan Projects we never got a whiff of until now I'm so glad we got Manhattan Projects. Morning Glories does the hideous trick of applying a child's logic to the Bible Which is just the kind of thing it was never meant to stand up[...]

Issue 2 is already at $20 with issue 3 at $13. But the surprise of recent weeks has been Todd The Ugliest Kid In The World breaking $25 for its first issue, only out for a week-and-a-bit. With Revival, Happy, Bedlam, The Manhattan Projects and Fatale still performing well, it's not just Image Comics that can do[...]

Tom Gronkowski writes for Bleeding Cool; Manhattan Projects is the dark mutation of old Popular Science covers come to life Manhattan Projects #7 (the second single issue after the release of first series' trade paperback) seems significant because it signals a definite direction for this book that has been lacking in Issues #s 1-6. For those who[...]

Do you have any thoughts on what causes these blips? Eric: I think you're skipping over Fatale, Whisper, Alpha Girl, Thief of Thieves and The Manhattan Projects, along with Prophet and Glory, and I think you can go back even further than that, really, because things like The Strange Talent of Luther Strode, Mudman, and The[...]

Jonathan Hickman's The Manhattan Projects cleaned up on advance reorders made by comic stores before the comic shipped With issue 2 hitting the top of the chart, measuring reorders from the 5th to the 11th of March, expect a sellout announcement for that comic when it's most publicity-wise advantageous In fact there's a lot of[...]

With news that Bendis is leaving Avengers, and his stating that his next project will be "so much more" than taking over the X-Men books, it's another sign of big creator and universe shakeups after the conclusion of Avengers Vs X-Men. Hickman also talks plenty about Secret and The Manhattan Projects... iFanboy reports, from an interview[...]

The Manhattan Projects in March is the latest Jonathan Hickman project for Image Comics And today, exclusively for Bleeding Cool, he gives you an insight into everything he wants you to know about the comic before picking it up.      Surprise! The last chance retailers have to order copies of this comic and be guaranteed to get[...]

Followed by a number of other Image series, he quickly made a name for himself and was snapped up. He recently returned to Image with Red Wing, and at the Creator Owned panel at San Diego Comic Con, he announced two. First, The Manhattan Projects, with Nicky Pitarra – the wacky hijinks of the atomic scientists of the forties who[...]