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[Critic Score: 9.0]
There are few things on Earth as narratively satisfying as the comeback, and of all the sports we’ve dreamt up, there aren’t many that can match up to the amazing potential boxing has for them. But what if you combine that with top tier comic book storytelling? You get one of the most exciting new comics of the year.
More than twenty years after the release of its first issue, The Walking Dead remains one of the most compelling comics ever published. Its memorable characters, emotionally charged story arcs and shocking plot twists helped redefine what a zombie story could be.
A powerful new anthology brings together Indigenous creators, centering stories of resistance, identity, and community. Mad Cave Studios supports organizations and awareness surrounding the Missing & Murdered movement with the anthology You Are on Native Land: A Charity Comic for Indigenous Rights.
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[Critic Score: 9.0]
There are few things on Earth as narratively satisfying as the comeback, and of all the sports we’ve dreamt up, there aren’t many that can match up to the amazing potential boxing has for them. But what if you combine that with top tier comic book storytelling? You get one of the most exciting new comics of the year.
Final Boss is a love letter to the 80s-90s arcade fighter. Inspired explicitly by Mortal Kombat and Streets of Rage, Tyler Kirkham, as both writer and illustrator, gives readers an amazing take on the EXTREME vibe that we were getting from the era.
Spectrum written by Rick Quinn and art, by Dave Chisholm, is a comic book that rewards readers who stop to give it time to experience the art and detailed story line.
[Critic Score: 9.2]
In a dystopian future Los Angeles, the Department of Civic Integrity has one goal: keeping skateboarders off the streets. But even the threat of the DCI can’t stop lone wolf Skater Ali from chasing her dream
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More than twenty years after the release of its first issue, The Walking Dead remains one of the most compelling comics ever published. Its memorable characters, emotionally charged story arcs and shocking plot twists helped redefine what a zombie story could be.
The Tiny Onion brand has become synonymous with impressive storytelling and a catalogue of Eisner-winning titles. This small-but-mighty production company takes their commitment to changing the landscape of the comic book industry seriously, especially when it comes to their fans.
In 2009, Image Comics published Chew, the Eisner Award-winning comic series created by John Layman and Rob Guillory. Nearly a decade after the series ended in 2016, the acclaimed creative duo has reunited for a brand-new project: Ghostbrawler.
Fan Expo has been bridging the gap between comic fans and their favorite creators for 26 years, and the passion from fan bases was felt immediately arrive in at the Philadelphia Convention Center. The energy was high and with perfect weather—the entire city was filled with excited fans ready for the day ahead.
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A powerful new anthology brings together Indigenous creators, centering stories of resistance, identity, and community. Mad Cave Studios supports organizations and awareness surrounding the Missing & Murdered movement with the anthology You Are on Native Land: A Charity Comic for Indigenous Rights.
Havana is on the edge of collapse, and everyone is looking to cash in before it does. Coming this summer from Mad Cave Studios is HAVANA SPLIT VOL. 1, a noir-driven historical crime thriller set in the final, volatile days of 1950s Cuba.
This fall, Mad Cave Studios brings long-overdue focus to Ruth Roche, a defining voice of the Golden Age who helped shape comics from behind the scenes.