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Bullet Reviews #22: Spider-Island Begins and Dracula Ends!

It’s that time again! Yes, this week’s are a little later than normal. That’s because a huge storm went through my town and, a fallen limb later, I ended up losing my internet for a few days. It’s all fi...

by Skott Jimenez

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Boom! Previews for August 3rd

Previews for all the latest releases coming from Boom! Studios this August 3rd. The hotly anticipated debut of Snarked, Mark Waid’s Iredeemable, Stan Lee’s Starborn and Elric: The Balance Lost! ROGER LANGRIDGE’S S...

by Thom Atkinson

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Bullet Reviews #21: Boom! Studios and Daredevil Returns!

Here we go, in this edition of Bullet Reviews, we have a mixed bag of books from this week and a few more from previous weeks that just needed to be mentioned! DAREDEVIL #1 (Marvel) That’s right, Daredevil…I grabb...

by Skott Jimenez

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2011 Eisner Awards Winners

The winners of the 2011 Eisner Awards were announced at the 2011 San Diego Comic Con. It was the 23rd year that the Eisner Awards were given out, with awards given in 28 categories. IDW Publishing won a total of 5 awards ...

by David Vandervliet

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Preview- The Armory Wars: In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth 3: Vol. 3

The grand finale to the greatest battle the Keywork has ever seen is found here, in the concluding volume of the epic series from Coheed and Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez and comics legend Peter David! It’s an earth-shakin...

by Thom Atkinson

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Review: The Rinse #1

There are several staple genres within the comic book medium, ranging from your classic superhero tales to old school horror by way of a little crime, and it’s within the latter that The Rinse falls, but not by the usual ...

by Thom Atkinson

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Bullet Reviews #20: Top Cow! Spider-Man! Zombies Vs Robots AND Ninjas!

We’re back! Yes, Comic Booked switched servers and we were down for a few days, but I’m sure you’ve seen that a few days off have been easily erased with a slew of new posts covering everything under the sun. ...

by Skott Jimenez

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Bullet Reviews #19: Amazing Spider-Man, Flashpoint, The Walking Dead and More!

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #664 (Marvel) Let’s see more Spidey!! For some reason, I’m having a hard time jumping on board with the “Big Time” era of the Spider-Man franchise. Don’t get me wrong, I wasnR...

by Skott Jimenez

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Bullet Reviews #18: BOOM! Silver Surfer and a Cute Little Dead Girl

This week’s Bullet Reviews is humbly dedicated to the late, great Gene Colan, who passed away June 23. He was one of the industry’s greatest artists and certainly left an impression on me with his EC-esque style on ...

by Skott Jimenez

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Bullet Reviews #17: BOOM! and Marvel Comics

28 DAYS LATER #24 (Boom! Studios) This is the end…my only friend….well the end of 28 Days Later. Surely running to 28 issues would have been snappier? Come on, 28 issues later is just sitting there for the taking. A...

by Skott Jimenez

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BOOM! Studios Previews for August Shipping 2011

Want some ideas for your Summer reading list? Look no further than the June preview of Boom! Studios’ August releases. From Malignant Man to Irredeemable by way of Farscape there is something for everyone. The end of 28 D...

by Thom Atkinson

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Planet of the Apes: Would You Buy That For A Dollar?

Its time to get caught up with those damn dirty Apes this August with Boom! Studios. Not only will Planet of the Apes Vol. 1 be release in TPB for only $9.99, but on the same day issue #5 of the ongoing series will be available...

by Thom Atkinson

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Preview: Soldier Zero #9

New arc! Great jumping-on point for new readers. Stan Lee joined by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, the hottest writing team in comics, pit Soldier Zero against a new menacing threat that has crept in from the world of….STARBORN...

by Thom Atkinson

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Preview: Incorruptible Vol. 4

The Plutonian has been defeated, leaving the world’s most notorious supervillain-turned-superhero, Max Damage, adrift. But Max’s work is never done, and being a superhero in a post-Plutonian world is far more difficult than...

by Thom Atkinson

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