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Welcome back to Miami! The third issue of Miami Vice: Remix keeps the insanity train going. Crockett battles a psychopath with a vendetta, while Tubbs decides to take a closer look at the new drug in town. Irreverent and in your face, Vice continues to deliver.

Harrow County #1 takes the reader down a dark and twisted path to a small town with a bad history. A beautifully dark, illustrated comic that brings to life the kind of story told around camp fires.

An alien virus capable of wiping the globe clean is on the loose, and the first issue of Valiant Comics’ newest mini-series sees X-O Manowar trying to stop it.

Oh Tyler Durden. The rather memorable character from Chuck Palahniuk’s “Fight Club.” Well, he’s back. And back in a big way. Palahniuk, with the illustrative power of artist Cameron Stewart, has brought the fight to the pages of Dark Horse Comics in “Fight Club 2.”

One of the best X-Men events of all time makes a fiery impact on Battleworld in Inferno #1.

I’ve never been much of a comic book nerd. My typically geek things surround gaming, music, cartoons and the occasional anime. Until, that is, a couple of weeks ago, while my brother was in town, we went to go visit my local comic book store. I’ve never bought a comic …

Andre “The Giant” Roussimoff’s persona and size towered over most. Despite being known worldwide and easily recognizable, few fans know the man behind the legend. Andre the Giant: Closer to Heaven, written by Brandon Easton and illustrated by Denis Medri, gracefully presents Andre’s rise in popularity parallel to his personal …

With 4 years in the digital comic book medium under its belt, Dark Horse Comics has a special celebratory ‘thank you’ lined up for fans.

All’s very far from well in Miami in issue #2 of Lion Forge Comics’ Miami Vice Remix.

One of the strangest crossover events set up for this coming Summer is also one of the most oddly fitting.

The world is in shambles. The last bastions of humanity fled to a naively idyllic city in the sky, vacating all responsibility of the chaos below. Those who remain below are the veterans of the Advertising War.

Emerald City Comic Con stormed Seattle this past weekend and rained geeky awesome all over downtown. Though plagued by last minute celebrity cancellations, there were many amazing and gracious guests. Not simply focused on comics, fans of sci-fi, anime, and fantasy congregated to celebrate. Emerald City Comic Con was a great …

If you’re in Seattle for Emerald City Comic Con this coming weekend, then you’re going to want to head on over to the Dark Horse booth.

The best selling stuff for the month of February, 2015 was an interesting lot indeed. With Orphan Black #1 surprisingly taking the number one spot for comics and The Avengers villain Ultron nabbing the honors for toys.

The Buffy comic’s are not all that different to the TV show, same humor, mostly same characters and the same basic story line. Buffy is not a normal girl, she is the Slayer, One girl chosen every life time, blah blah, the fans know the prologue all too well; basically Buffy …

The Humble Bundle is ready to be transformed yet again, as IDW Publishing’s Transformers comics are back up with a whole new deal.