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Pitching for Thrillbent (San Diego Comic Con 2014 Post-Con Report) -
REVIEW: Storm #1 -
San Diego Comic Con 2014 Walkthrough (SDCC Show Floor) -
Major Spoilers Staff Picks for July 30, 2014 -
Major Spoilers Podcast #584: Post Convention Blues -
LEGO #76020 Knowhere Escape Plan – Major Spoilers LEGO Build -
The Magic Minute #77 – Deck Building – Drafting Your Team -
Geek History Lesson Ep 25: Rocket Raccoon
IDW is bringing Skylanders to the comic book shelf
IDW announced today that they will be bringing the world of the smash-hit video game Skylanders to comics with the help of Ron Marz, Mike Bowden and David Baldeon.
The Crow: Pestilence #1 Review
This new Crow title has everything you expect: Blood! Thugs! Violence! Retribution! But is it as well done this time around?
Wayne’s Comics #118: Phil Hester
It’s always a fun and informative time when I get to chat with Phil Hester, a double-barreled comics threat since he’s both an accomplished writer and artist! Phil talks about IDW’s T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents and Image’s Invincible ...
Wayne’s Comics #117: Marc Guggenheim and Douglas Wolk
It’s another special week at the Wayne’s Comics podcast, with two great interviews! First up is Marc Guggenheim, the showrunner for the successful Arrow series on The CW and accomplished comics creator! We talk about recent eve...
COMICS PORTAL: The Best of 2013!
The year 2013 may go down as one of the best years in comics in recent years. Every company was “upping their game,” and the quality of storytelling went up as well, in my opinion. To wrap up this year, I want to share what I c...
COMICS PORTAL: If I Don’t Know About It, It Obviously Sucks!
There’s a comic debuting this week that I’ve been anxiously awaiting ever since I first heard about it. Phil Hester is bringing back the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents! (Can’t wait!)
COMICS PORTAL: Bringing the New Doctor Who to Comics
When Steven Moffat recently announced that Peter Capaldi would be the 12th Doctor on the BBC’s long-lived Doctor Who, he set off quite a reaction among Whovians (fans of the show), including those who buy the comic book featuri...
REVIEW: Wild Blue Yonder #2
Wild Blue Yonder #2 from IDW has jet packs, fighter planes, a mysterious ritual known as Movie Night, all sprinkled with a liberal dose of post-apocalyptic scarcity tropes. But does this make a recipe for success? Major Spoiler...
SDCC’13: IDW To Release Reprints, All-New Tales Of The Genetically Modified G.I.!
Press Release Following the success of Judge Dredd, IDW and Rebellion/2000 AD expand their thriving relationship with the addition of Rogue Trooper to their publishing slate! IDW will launch an all-new Rogue Trooper series in 2...
SDCC’13: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Panel
IDW hosted a panel yesterday that was solely focused on their Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series. Lots of information was discussed with a few announcements so lets get right to it.
SDCC’13: Mike Mignola’s Hellboy to get Artist’s Edition
Hellboy is one of the most loved and cherished comics being published and creator Mike Mignola will finally have his work collected and printed in an Artist’s Edition book from IDW.
REVIEW: KISS Solo: The Demon #1
KISS, that fun band everyone pretty much knows for “Rock and Roll All Night,” outrageous face make up and long tongues. Well they are back, this time in comic form, and fully embracing their inner demon. How do they fare in thi...
REVIEW: Judge Dredd: Year One #1
Everyone’s favorite Judge and embodiment of The Law is back. Currently in the middle of what looks to be a revival of Dredd comics, probably thanks in part to the cult-hit of a movie, here we have a telling of his first adventu...
REVIEW: Jinnrise #3
Lahasad-Brim, an exiled warrior for the Kibrani, is featured in this third issue of Jinnrise by Sohaib Awan and Tony Vassallo. Why was he exiled from his people? Was it for crimes against alien-kind or something deeper? Major S...
REVIEW: Star Trek: The Next Generation: Hive #4 (of 4)
Or – “COLON!” With the launch-bootery of the original Star Trek universe in 2009, it’s been a while since we’ve looked in on our friends in the original Federation of Planets. What have the crews ...
REVIEW: The New Ghostbusters #1
In this relaunch of the IDW series, our famous foursome of Ghostbusters have been spirited away to a parallel dimension, leaving NYC at the mercy of spooks, specters, and everything else that goes bump in the night. Who will ...
SOLICITATIONS: IDW announces new D&D miniseries co-written by R.A. Salvatore
IDW has sent out a press release announcing that a new Dungeons & Dragons miniseries, Dungeons & Dragons: Cutter, is being co-written by long time D&D writer R.A. Salvatore.
REVIEW: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Secret History Of The Foot Clan #1 (Of 4)
With a white-hot ongoing series that simultaneously toasts the franchise while launching creative new ideas, and a collection of “micro-series” that focus on individual characters, it may only have been a matter of time before ...
REVIEW: THE CAPE: 1969 #1
The Cape: 1969 is the predecessor to the Eisner-nominated, Joe Hill-inspired The Cape miniseries from a few years back. This comic takes the action back to the Vietnam War, telling the story of how the supernatural cape came to...
SDCC’12: IDW announces My Little Pony comic
The shear amount of announcements that will be coming out of San Diego this week is astounding, and this announcement from IDW has fans of the Friendship Is Magic series running to update their pull-lists.
REVIEW: Mars Attacks #1
Way back in the 90’s Tim Burton captured my imagination with his film adaptation of the trading card series, Mars Attacks. Now it’s 2012 and writer John Layman is at the helm to take the property into the funny pages. Will the ...
REVIEW: Ghostbusters #7
Disregarding the age-old advice of ”grab your funnel cake then leave” when going to an amusement park, Peter, Ray, Winston, and Egon find themselves trapped within the grounds and surrounded. Will they all make it out with thei...
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