Tag Archives: comics

Who doesn’t like ‘free’? Nobody, and that’s why the 12 Days of Free Comics are back at digital comic distributor ComiXology.

Udon prints some of the coolest comics based on Capcom’s Street Fighter franchise that’ve ever hit the racks, while Visionborne makes digital comics do all kinds of stuff that print books don’t. add the two together and you’ve got Street Fighter Origin: Akuma.

Taking place before the eco-pocalypse from the original The Massive mini-series, the late limited run book from Brian Wood is dubbed The Massive: Ninth Wave, and shows what the group was like before the fall of civilization.

We’ve got an inside look at the first few pages of the third issue of Dark Horse Comics’ Lara Croft and the Frozen Omen. Click on through to check out the original Lara in action!

The second issue of Udon’s new Street Fighter comic book will be getting some variant love, with a few special editions set to arrive on the racks.

Looking for a little spooky reading for this Halloween week? Check out the Humble Bundle, which is loaded for bear with Deadites, boomsticks, and a hapless hero in space.

What if you’re a kind of wimpy, but otherwise regular joe, who just happens to live in a weird fantasy land and also sees the ghost of his departed dad… who was a vicious warrior. An angry vicious warrior.

Long time Avenger Black Knight wields the Ebony Blade in a darker-toned series next month.

The first issue of Street Fighter Unlimited will be graced with a series of alt covers when it arrives in December.

Although there isn’t a ton to like out there on the racks, there are some can’t miss books, including the pivotal 45th issue of Batman and the return of some old school Lois and Clark.

I had never heard of Atomic Robo when I started to read issue #2 of his comic, but I was so impressed that I did some research. Thanks Wikipedia!

Crashing into Portland Oregon once again is the Rose City Comic Con. And if you’re heading to the relatively young convention, then you’re going to want to see what Dark Horse Comics has on tap- the show’s right in their backyard you know.

Marvel has released a quartet of images (so far) of teases at who the ‘Totally Awesome Hulk” might be, and they’re all pretty interesting.

Horror in politics doesn’t sound like too much of a stretch, but The Eighth Seal from IDW Publishing takes the theme a few steps beyond pandering and attack ads.

Next month is a pretty big one for Star Wars fans, not only are the new action figures hitting the market, but Marvel’s Star Wars goes into the middle ground between the original trilogy and the new one with Journey to Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Taking place within Marvel U canon, the newest Spider-Man series rewinds the clock with a teenage Peter Parker, and a Spider-Man who’s just learning how to swing.