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It's that time of year, again! Yes, it's time once again for Archie Comics to try to relaunch the Red Circle superhero universe again, starting with a one-shot starring The Fox in May The Fox: Family Values will feature "new adventures of iconic superheroes The Fox, She-Fox, and Ghost Fox" by creators including Dean Haspiel,[...]

Red Circle is a direct influence on Mann's Heat Out of his 13 movies, Melville also made a few non-thriller character dramas – and Leon Morin, Priest is one of them. And now, whether they realize it or not, Fleabag has remade Leon Morin, Priest. The Similarities are Striking Both Fleabag and Leon Morin, Priest are stories of[...]

Fox Hunt #1 was released in April to great fanfare, and fans noticed that the comic, which carries on in a separate storyline from The Fox from Dark

I've just read the first issue of Black Hood, the new comic from Archie Comics' Dark Circle, reinventing their superhero comic books for a new audience.

It's very refreshing to see him taking on Wonder Woman in similar fashion, and of course his silver-age homage comic The Fox with Red Circle/Archie Comics clarifies his ability to transform visual comic traditions into something bracingly new and meaningful He's also been reviving that silver age feel in recent issues of Fantastic Four for[...]

Archie Comics have had a number of attempts to revive and republish the Red Circle line of superhero comic books with less than stellar results Beginning with the Shield created in 1939 for Pep Comics, The Black Hood and The Wizard, were relaunched in the sixties following DC Comics superhero revival, introducing The Fly and[...]

The New Crusaders App went live last night featuring the new Archie Comics revival of the Red Circle superhero characters, delivering 8 pages of new content a week as well as a classic Red Circle comic. Hmm You know it's not totally as teeny tiny kid friendly as you may have thought… The New Crusaders App[...]

To be a slave to printing prices when you're starting a new venture is a tremendous concern." The premise of the digital series, written by Ian Flynn and illustrated by Ben Bates, begins with the heroes largely in retirement in a suburb called the Red Circle Their enemies find and dispatch the heroes, forcing the next generation,[...]