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I am called Jack. There’s no more seminal series from my childhood than Samurai Jack.  It was on at a time when I was learning

I’m a die-hard fan of zombies of all descriptions.  I refuse to admit that we’ve reached “peak zombie” in our pop culture.  That said, I

Nothing like the end of the world.  Nothing like it in the world. Skottie Young brings about the end of Fairyland in the finale of

The next installment of Image Comics’ sci-fi mystery, Hadrian’s Wall, is here once again in its second of eight parts. With the accidental death of

Jeff Lemire is less concerned about telling a superhero story and more concerned about telling a story about what being a superhero means, and what

At this point, it’s hard for me to believe that there will ever be a disappointing issue of Harrow County. I have complete faith in

Matt Kindt slows down for Issue #7. Mia, our hero who is trapped in a quickly crumbling underwater research center with a group of scientists

In the new issue of Battlecats, Miami-based Mad Cave Studios writer Mark London journeys back in time, right back to the beginning of creation. A

While wandering around the one-room Long Beach Comic Expo a few years ago, I happened to walk by a table with an organized pile of

Hollywood is a ridiculous and soul-draining place – especially, it seems, for those looking to make a name for themselves in the acting world. This

The first issue of The Electric Sublime brings the wonderful world of art into the comic book universe. This fact is proven as soon as