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The anime storytelling, which wears boundaries with beast fans, is taking part in this summer’s snack. Anime Expo 2025 will host the world premiere of Sanda’s latest work by famous manga creator Paru Itagaki, the TV anime adaptation, at JW Marriott’s Platinum Ballroom, from 12:30pm to 1:50pm on July 4th. The panel also features discussions with creators and exclusive early screenings of the highly anticipated series produced by acclaimed animation studio Science Sal (Dandadan, stay away from Aidsken!). Provided by Titan Manga While the anime takes place in Los Angeles, manga fans are looking forward to bringing Sanda home thanks…
After launching it two years ago, the title of Immortal Thor ended. Check out our Marvel Rundown review. As previously announced, writer Al Ewing will continue his character run as the title resumes next month at artist Pascual Ferry. Marvel has promised the characters a major change in status quo, and certainly the publisher has revealed details that the God of Thunder is now a deadly Thor who has a book that reflects its title. Here’s how publishers have explained new directions for the book: The God of Thunder is on a journey of heroes worthy of Asgard legend, winning…
Ignition Press is making a very cheeky debut at San Diego Comic-Con as new publishers will be holding a burlesque show and releasing a special “Asscan” version of the upcoming Voyeurs series to celebrate its release. Voyeurs is a new, sultry series by Leah Williams (Power Girl, Gotham City Sirens) and David Baldeón (Harley Quinn). Before the series hits on September 10th, Ignition Press will preview the book with the new Voyeur First Look “Asscan” Edition, which can be purchased at the publisher’s boutique pop-up, Ignition Press Room. 100 fans will also get the chance to watch the burlesque show…
Marvel Comics has released a new teaser image of the Age of Revelation. It was released in October, but it is unclear whether this is a crossover event across multiple X-Men titles or a whole new line-wide renewal, similar to last year’s Ashes reboot. The current lineup of the book already has multiple crossover events, including raids on the Graymalkin storyline and X-Manhunt storyline. It has not yet been seen how the age of revelation shakes the X-Men book line. Marvel suggests more information in the form of a larger announcement coming next week. The teaser comes with the catchphrase…
Marvel’s Immortal Thor has become dramatic close with the release of today’s issue #25. In the final issue, Thor satisfies his shocking fate in Loki’s hands, arrives next month, paving the way for a bold new beginning with Mortar Tor #1. The new series reunites Ewing with legendary tall artist Pascu Alfery, and promises a deep, mythical, deep humanity. After defeating the ancient gods of Jutgard, Thor’s final victory is shortened by prophecy when he is defeated, and the rainbow bridge is shattered, bringing both Thor and Asgard alive from Earth’s memory. But the story doesn’t end there… Mortal Thor:…
And Wednesday has arrived. Wednesday is not the case when the most powerful critics of the planet gathered to review the latest Marvel release that one critic can’t review. This week we are highlighting the final issue of Al Ewing and Jan Bazarudua’s Immortal Thor. Stick after a full review of weekly summary of other Marvel titles, including New Captain America #1, Bring On the Bad Guys: Green Goblin, and X-Men: Hellfire Vigil! Beat wants to hear from you, a real believer! Please let us know what you think about this week’s Marvel Comics! Please let us know by screaming…
“You are an arrow set in the air. Your karma is to find your mark.” Those words – and the image of arrows sailing through the air – resonate through the man of the resurrection: Quantum Karma #4. In a way, the idea of flying arrows represents the way that a constant cycle of Mitch Shelley’s resurrection led him to an exact moment. In another case, it’s an emphasis on the title. The concept of karma is that the sum of your actions comes to define your destiny. Ram V and Anand RK take this to the ultimate level as…
Hey guys, me, many of the ongoing Batgirl series by DC Comics starring my favorite character, Cath Kane! This is Tate Blombar and Miyazawa Takeuchi #9 Problem #9. I’m happy to see him as the flashback is over. This is one bomb in question, so let’s take a look. Well, I’m going to say this only once: massive spoilers come in. It’s been warned, but this time it’s one of those reviews. Minimize this tab, get a copy of this copy and come back for fun and easy analysis. Continue and wait. … Are you going to stop and come…
Unlike its predecessor, Ultimate Wolverine #7 is not open with images of bloodshed, cruelty or bondage. Instead, Logan sits open on abandoned reactor in Chernobyl and holds the mask he was wearing as a winter soldier. It’s a simple image, but it speaks to volume. Despite being free from control of Rasputin and Omega Red, he is still plagued by the bloody memories he committed. This is what makes it stand out from other Wolverine comics. The idea that Wolverine is suffering from redness is nothing new, but this is a version of a character who has not been able…
Dark Horse Books is a new hardcover edition coming to winter 2026, and a recurring rethink of HG Wells’ unforgettable rethinking with The Invisible Edition of HG Wells. I’m dizzy at first. The book is written and depicted by lemire (10,000 Ink Stains: Memoirs, Absolute Flash) and is lettered by Sean Connott. Is there anyone there about anyone? In a quiet fishing village with a large mouth, nothing happens until a stranger wearing bandaged goggles checks out at a local motel. As curiosity builds up, the townspeople begin to uncover the unsettling truth behind his existence. Nobody (New Edition) is…