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| Vault Comics will be publishing a tie-in comic book to the new Shudder movie, Revealer, created by comic creators Michael Moreci, Tim Seeley, & Luke Boyce. The one-shot tie0in – also called Revealer – will be written by Moreci, Seeley, Boyce, and Aaron Koontz, with art by Dean Kotz, and more creators who will be announced soon. All net proceeds from the Revealer comic will be donated to Brave Space Alliance, the first Black-led, trans-led LGBTQ+ centre located on the South Side of Chicago. Revealer is set during…

|  Arno Lapeyre owns and runs a number of the Pulp Comics chain of comic stores in France, including on the now-legendary Rue Dante in Paris, a street with more comic shops in closer proximity than anywhere else in the world. He's also one of the partners in a series of comic conventions in the American style, with the comic book agent Steve Morger. known for the Big Wow shows. Including last weekend's Lake Como Comic Art Festival, which I was very lucky to attend with my wife. A pure comic book artist convention –  no…

Rob Zombie has a reputation for deranged, blood-soaked terror. His skills were on full display in the ‘Firefly trilogy,’ comprising House of 1000 Corpses, The Devils Rejects, and 3 From Hell, but he’s also turned out the Halloween reboots and secret gem 31. But his next release tackles some genuine spine-chilling thrills: The Munsters. Yup, the classic horror-themed sitcom. It remains to be seen what kind of spin Zombie will put on this material, though he certainly knows his stuff. He claims to have seen every…

Images via Marvel Studios As the multiverse continues to open up in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Doctor Strange 2 and Spider-Man: No Way Home, Marvel fans are excited to see the different variants each superhero will have. But one Marvel fan has decided to compare all the existing variants we have seen so far and it does say something about their personalities. Reddit user u/IdiotoftheEast posted on r/marvelstudios a three-panel drawing featuring the known variants in the MCU, which are Spider-Man, Loki,…

| Next month, Marvel Comics will finally launch its highly anticipated series of digital download codes for Fortnite. In addition, they will also release a comic, Fortnite x Marvel: Zero War. This week's weekly reveal highlights Fortnite x Marvel: Zero War #4, which will be a Doctor Doom focused issue. More importantly, the digital download will be for a Fortnite x Marvel: Zero War spray? Is Doctor Doom launching his own line of cologne that captures the scent of megalomania and months-old armor sweat? Maybe. But how…

On April 7, the world tragically lost Motoo Abiko, a mangaka of nearly 70 years and one half of the comic book-writing duo known collectively as Fujiko Fujio, the creator(s) of Doraemon. During the 52 years since its creation, the titular robot cat, who travels from the future to help out a 10-year-old boy using an array of sci-fi inventions, has become a Japanese pop culture icon. The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs actually designated the character an “anime ambassador,” and Eiichiro Oda even cited the manga as…

The descriptors “nimble” and “fat tire” rarely go together as well as they do with the Juiced RipRacer. This self-proclaimed fun-sized electric bike deftly combines the exhilaration of go-anywhere electric bikes with the convenience of small-format micromobility vehicles. In doing so, it makes the RipRacer just as much of a utilitarian e-bike as it is a fun-loving adventure-riding runabout. It may look small – and it kind of is – but the RipRacer still packs in everything we’ve come to know and love from…

School is almost out and that means your kids will need something to occupy them over summer break. The Small Press Spotlight has you covered! Holiday House has a bunch of cool titles for readers as young as four years old. Take a peek at the details below!  Hoggy Went-a-Courtin’ (I Like to Read® Comics) by Ethan Long (Holiday House, for ages 4–8, on sale 6/14/2022) No one can catch Hoggy on the court. He’s the best at dribbling, shooting, and scoring. But Hoggy is not the best when it comes to helping his teammates. To…

| August will bring the beginning of the end – the final DCeased series looking at a DC Universe possessed by anti-life zombies, including many of the most recognisable DC Comics characters, with DCeased: War of the Undead Gods. The original series was a fun thing by Tom Taylor and Trevor Hairsine, that exploded on impact and led to sequels DCeased: Dead Planet, DCeased: Unkillables and DCeased: Hope at World's End. With Dan Mora creating a take on DC Publisher Jim Lee's X-Men #1 cover. Well, if Todd McFarlane can do it…

Friends, it’s been exceedingly difficult to naturally produce enough feel good brain juice to function as a normal person. Even the things that I normally take so much joy in, like video games, are just not hitting like they used to for so many reasons. But after spending some time with Escape Academy by playing a little and talking to the developers, I think I have the serotonin delivery system I’ve sorely needed. Escape Academy by Coin Crew Games is a narrative puzzle game formatted to look and feel like real-life…