Holy Crap! Remember… Battle Pope?
After the Rapture, Hell has invaded Earth. Who can keep the peace between humanity and the demons? None other than the cigar-chompin’, babe-lovin’ Battle Pope, that’s who!
After the Rapture, Hell has invaded Earth. Who can keep the peace between humanity and the demons? None other than the cigar-chompin’, babe-lovin’ Battle Pope, that’s who!
Twenty years after the founding of Image Comics, it appears that creator-owned comics are experiencing a bit of a renaissance. Does this signal an upcoming change in comic book dominance?
From the talented creative team of Tim Seeley and Mike Norton comes this intriguing, genre-mixing series about a small Midwestern community with some rather odd residents.
The annual book trade fair known as Book Expo America (BEA) was held this past week in New York City. For those who’ve never attended think comic con but for book readers. There were big booths and signings going on as well as lots of swag.
Raff Ienco’s new miniseries, ‘Epic Kill’, is a heavily action-film-influenced book with a healthy dose of mystery and bloodshed. While it has an interesting concept, it remains to be seen just how “epic” this series will be.
A great premise and fantastic art come together to form one of the best miniseries of 2011. We might not know who Jake Ellis is, but it’s definitely a gripping read.
On this edition of Should We Know You? We talk to the artist of Image Comics Last of the Greats Brent Peeples about his awesome book, going on hiatus, and furries.
There’s still time to start reading one of the most original and entertaining comics being published today. You really don’t want The Last mad at you.
What if Avengers Academy was about villains? Image and Author Mark Andrew Smith answer that question and more in Gladstone’s School for World Conquerors. If you like quirky, offbeat books check out this Hidden Gem.
This creator-owned hit from Image Comics weaves a multi-layered tale of espionage and terrorism that has this reader hooked.
Guns don’t kill people, people kill people. And sometimes, the excessive ingestion of nitrates kills people. And sometimes, even that doesn’t work. What are we talking about? The latest and greatest from Top Cow, of course – Last Mortal.
Six comic characters who merit their own solo adventures.
It’s a booby trap! Sorry, sorry… I’ll let Kyle Baker do this kind of a lame joke.
If you’re not yet aware to what Brian Bendis was up to before becoming the King of All That is Marvel, here’s a glance to one of his old crime books. And it was also a work-for-hire. What a sold-out…
Jonathan Hickman’s twisted tale of murder, politics, and the news media.
A very bad day at a national landmark makes for a very entertaining comic.
The lost art of giant slaying has been revived thanks to this gem from Joe Kelly and Ken Niimura. Any giant, any place – young Ms. Thorson will be there with her loyal hammer.
What does it take to become a superhero these days? A sense of responsibility toward your fellow men? A courageous warrior with a set of abilities? Nah, just a piece of old cloth.
Take Evil Dead‘s Ash, Ebenezer Scrooge and Frank Castle. Make them do the nasty over the unconscious body of a drunk bum in a Santa suit in The North Pole – and the result is The Last Christmas‘s Santa Claus. Ho, ho, ho!
Here’s another evidence of Image Comics’ attempt in the ’90s at trying anything to strengthen its grasp on the industry, especially shitty products.
Far from the typical “plastic statues” the company as become famous for, this thing was a beauty and, to date, the only one of its kind. Here’s why it’s awesome.