Take the jump for a quick peek at this week’s KISS: Phantom Obsession #5 from Dynamite Entertainment.
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KISS has faced kaiju and killer robots, but no one is ready for the real secret of Darius Cho’s imaginary playland. Your Major Spoilers review of KISS: Phantom Obsession #4 from Dynamite Entertainment awaits!
The KISS Army has its marching orders – Take the jump for a sneak peek of KISS: Phantom Obsession #4 from Dynamite Entertainment.
The KISS Army has its marching orders – read KISS: Phantom Obsession #3 from Dynamite Entertainment.
The band have found themselves wined, dined and detained by the genius Darius Cho in this week’s KISS: Phantom Obsession #2 from Dynamite Entertainment.
KISS Comics are back! Dynamite Entertainment releases KISS: Phantom Obsession #1 on Wednesday, and we have a sneak peek of the issue, after the jump.
KISS is coming back to Dynamite Entertainment with The Phantom Obsession from writer Ian Edginton.
The origin of the zombie outbreak is revealed in this week’s KISS/Zombies #4 from Dynamite Entertainment.
Don’t kiss zombies, but do check out this sneak peek of KISS/Zombies #3 from Dynamite Entertainment. The issue arrives in stores on Wednesday.
The kids from New Detroit have unleashed the mighty band known as KISS from their deep cryogenic sleep. Is the band ready to tour a world where the undead walk the streets and music is outlawed? Check out KISS: ZOMBIES #2 from Dynamite Entertainment to find out!
KISS and the teenage runaways battle their way out of New York to continue their quest to save humanity in this week’s KISS/Zombies #2 from Dynamite Entertainment.
They wanna rock and roll all night and eat up every brain! Your Major Spoilers review of KISS Zombies #1 awaits!
Decades after a zombie invasion has made humans an endangered species, the city of New Detroit is under siege. Can KISS save the day? Find out in KISS/Zombies #1 from Dynamite Entertainment.
You tweeted for this and we made it happen! Thanks to the #KissArmyYES hashtag campaign on Twitter @GHLPodcast we look back at the 2015 animated classic with the man who wrote the scrip: Kevin Shinick (Robot Chicken, Marvel’s Spider-Man, Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?)