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There are few Star Trek staples that have continued as long as redshirts, the authentic “security” of federation ships, as well as the cannon feed that will be wiped out first. Now IDW has all the comics about them in missions where they are all red shirts, but can one person go up to the top and become the hero of this story? Judging by the number of deaths in the first issue, it’s likely no one is alive! Star Trek: Red Shirt #2 begins with papers related to all main characters and details their age, gender and some important…
I spent the most damn damn time coming up with a clever intro for this review. Even a month later, I’s debut Tyrant felt he was confusing over 100 margaritas. I certainly could thank creators Ee Zann and Godfarr for the work. Iranian folklore, 300 people, Birdman, and we finished it with a deep Metatextual approach to create what we felt intellectually demanding. And these days, we need it more than ever. But, as I noticed, it proved to be just too demanding. As deep and creative as Tyrant #1 is included, there was strength and stacking that overwhelmed my…
Beloved indie publisher Glacier Bay is working on it again. Their New Manga Slate – Fall 2025 programme will be the final weeks of Kickstarter reservations for five new titles in September: True Blue Never Fades, The Space of Balcony, Box Garden Beetle, The Cursed Body, Baku Chan. At a glance, the Glacier Bay cartoon is far from it. Books lined up on shelves at chain stores. A bizarre and unusual reading seeker: You found it. The 2025 Fall Program book includes working class love triangles, stories of historically influenced ghosts, and casually psychedelic dream comics. A kind of thing.…
The brave comic and alien book continues the brave universe reboot with Valiant Beyond: The all-new Harbinger #1, written by Erik Tamayo, written by Fred van Lente. The issue is a perfect “let’s put together a team” story, ending with a spotlight on individual members of the team and gathering together to face a “big bad” at the climax. The team has a good combination of power sets and personality, such as Aloi, a housewife who has the perverted power to turn his body into all elements. She fights her crimes secretly from her husband and children. Flamingo is another…
Comics veteran Joseph Illidge has been working on new projects for the past few years, working on Illumines, and Beat has all the details about its launch. Illuminous is a production and creative services company that develops original IPs for comics, animation, films, television and more. To understand exactly what that means and the plans for agencies to position themselves in a constantly changing industry, Beat spoke with Illidge in an email about new ventures, his plans, and creators who want to work with Illuminas. Beat: Congratulations on the launch of Illuminas! Joseph Illidge: Thank you! Illunas and its division,…
Spawn: Dark Age made the long-awaited comeback this October in the form of a brand new 6th issue miniseries from Liam Sharp (Wonder Woman, Starhenge), courtesy of Image Comics and Todd McFarlane Productions. To celebrate the release, the first issue has four covers. The two are impressive 1:50 incentives by Sharp, Blank Sketch Variant and Ryan Brown. Sharp doesn’t just write series. He also deals in ink and colour, set in readers with Kings, Gods and demon spawns against the turbulent times of post-Roman England. “Back to Spawn: The Dark Ages were joy,” Sharp said. “My goal was to create…
Most comic book fans have solid ideas about what to buy each week when they come down to their local comic store. That being said, there’s still plenty to be enjoyed just by watching this week’s new release and taking the opportunity with a book that looks promising, entertaining, and scary. That’s where the cover comes in. A great image can make the difference between trying something new or saying “not this week.” In that spirit, here is the cover that caught our attention this week, and an entry from comic editor Chris Coplan. This is determined by the cover.…
Welcome to another creepy edition of X-Men on Monday at X-Fans, AIPT! Following last week’s interview with writer and Age of Liberation Architect Jed Mackay, coverage of our event continues in the spotlight on Laura Kinney: Sabretooth. The Tie-In series, on sale October 8th, 2025, mutes Laura Kinney: Wolverine. The hero is now a title like (and dressed) Sabreet-tooth, fighting alongside the revelation! What is going on? ! ? Luckily, Laura Kinney: Sabretooth author Erica Schultz returned to X-Men on Monday to shed light on the upcoming series. Let’s see what she has to say. Provided by Marvel Comics aipt:…
Image credits: DC With agent John Jones under attack, who is going to protect his family? With the Green Martian falling into his mind, John discovers that the possibilities are endless. Or at least, if they hadn’t decided that the White Martians would cause chaos in the city… This issue ultimately stops the mess, and although it’s still a massive Mindf**k, it’s a much more satisfying action-oriented chapter than the previous numbers. The series was beginning to feel like it was meandering and groaning with meanness, but here it definitely improved. There’s even another MartianVision page to check out. DC…
Welcome to the AIPT Comics podcasts, the biggest news, bold books, and our weekly guide to creators who shape today’s comics! This week we’re breaking down the stack of headline grabbing announcements. Dan Mora assembles all the fighters in the DC Universe for the incredible DC KO #1 variant, Marvel unleashes all the smash Hulks, and the manufacturer’s return looms with the universe’s bravery that reaches December. We also saw Astonish, Ryan Stegman’s Age Coverage of Revelation, Corin Howell’s Lilith on the In progress, and Todd McFarlane teaming up with Steve Orlando in Dragula: Titans season 2. Of course, we’ll…