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Marvel is preparing for one of the biggest launches of the year with Ultimate Endgame, a fifth-issue event series by author Dennis Camp and artists Terry Dodson and Jonas Scharf. Released last month at San Diego Comic-Con, the series will debut Marvel’s first true follower blind bag. This is a new program that gives fans the opportunity to pick up the ultimate Endgame #1 with a sealed bag featuring Rod Wraith cover art. Inside each bag, there will be a surprise cover that includes variations only available in this program, as well as a super rare secret cover that will…

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23rd Cent Books has released an updated paperback edition of the Free Speech Handbook. This has released a practical framework for understanding freedom of speech, written by First Amendment Attorney Ian Rosenberg and drawn by Eisner nominated artist Mike Cavalaro. In time for release, the beat has an exclusive first look. The Free Speech Handbook examines 10 important Supreme Court cases and explains how they affect current affairs. Here’s the complete explanation: In the Free Speech Handbook, Ian Rosenberg and Mike Cavalaro brilliantly trace this tumultuous history in ten inventive Supreme Court cases similar to recent controversies. Rosenberg’s candid language,…

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In the debut issue of Volume 4, author Jeremy Adams and artist Eduardo Risso present the delicious true meaning of “Et the Rich” and “Our Part of Die” where the love story is (arguably) wrong. Then writer Rosie Knight and artist Oliver Ono tell the horrifying story of an aspiring writer on a secret sabbatical with one rule in the house he rents: Don’t enter a small house on the premises! In addition to the main cover by Lorenzo de Felici (Void Rivals), Creepshow Vol. 4#1 comes with a lineup of variant covers, including an order-to-order open cover by Oliver…

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Last month marked the debut of brand new Captain America from Eisner nominated author Chip Zudarski and superstar artist Valerio City. Hailed as one of Marvel’s strongest releases, the series is set with a five-part story shortly after Steve Rogers first awakens from the ice and records his earliest showdown with Doctor Doom. The story then advances in December with publication #6, kicking off the current arc picking up in the aftermath of Doom’s downfall in one world under Doom. Participating in the arts mission for Schiti will be Frank Alpisser and Delio Diaz, who will make their debut at…

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Comixology Originals will debut a new sci-fi graphic novel later this month from author Matthew Arnold, artist Davide Gianfelice, colorist Luca Salce and letterer Ed Dukeshire. Outerland introduces modern democracy and war to ancient Greece with a unique mashup of history and speculative fiction. According to the description, “When a young prince living in the ancient Greek world is exiled to prison and prevents the throne from assuming it, he unintentionally discovers a massive global plot in this science fiction fantasy mashup.” Check out the book preview below, including Jock’s cover art. Jock cover art “Outerland is an action-packed, twisted…

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Image credit: Pablo Raimondi/Jose Villarubia With her sister being killed in front of her very eyes and the devil being so dead, Chloe tries to get help from the police. But naturally, they don’t buy the supernatural explanation of her sister’s death, and she becomes the main suspect in the murder. So who was the monster after that, or what? As the great dialogue in Ghostbox #2 says, “These are not great mysteries. Save your curiosity for the mysteries that don’t solve yourself.” And that’s true. The Ghostbox mystery is quickly announced, and it’s pretty literal. We don’t know the…

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TMNT fans give AIPT the power to ask the creators of teenage mutant ninja turtles, so that’s when it comes to them. The Weekly Series, scheduled to be released on November 12th, opposes TMNT characters from multiple universes. Each question has a different creative lineup. That’s not all. IGN was revealed earlier today. Each issue of Battle Nexus includes a backup story that attacks each other the film’s turtles, animation shows, and cartoons due to the plot of villain Mr. Ogg. Written by TMNT: painted by Saturday Morning Adventure writer Eric Burnham and artist Sara Meyer, with the colours of…

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Author’s Note: The comic features scenes that discuss or demonstrate self-harm or suicide ideas. In a recent interview he did for Robert Kirkman and David Finch and Skinbreaker, Kirkman said that one of the best parts of working on the book is that he doesn’t have to stick to his busy monthly comic book schedule. He was able to take his time and do his best job. While it took a while to draw #8 of blood, the final result is worth the wait, so I bring this up. The bloody drawing was finally left as the bookman from Shane’s…

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Ninja Turtles #9 marks the end of a truly unique series. As there are all the characters that live in the TMNT universe, it is a concept that can last for problems or problems. But as the proverb says, all good things come to an end, and as mutantonation #9 is the final issue, we dedicate the first half of that story to the Heroes to the semi-shell. “Haunts” by Declan Charby and Drew Moss takes place after the events of the teenage mutant Ninja Turtles #8 as Leonard decides to lead the other turtles…

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Space Ghost, along with his new sidekick, Haji and Bandit, returns to Earth and continues his battle with Dr. Nightmare across the galaxy of Nightmare Planet, while Yang and Jace help Johnny’s father Dr. Quest brings the boy home. Space Ghost/Jonny Quest: Space Quest #4 ends the miniseries with high notes, adding everything from previous issues in the miniseries, including action, visuals, and emotions.Author Joe Casey and artist Sebastian Pilis (with the eye-opening colours of Lorenzo Scalamera) felt like the Johnny Quest/Space Ghost Whoang Crossover where children would have been totally fascinated on the cold fall mornings of the 1960s.…

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