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As Avatar 2 approaches, Dark Horse Comics is launching a new comic book series based on James Camerons world of Pandora, by writer Corinna Bechko and

Its time for the full Dark Horse April 2022 solicitations, with a great new looking book Break Out by Zack Kaplan and Wilton Santos as well as Will

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AWA Upshot is launching their new series Primos #1 by Al Madrigal, Carlo Barberi, and Brian Reber, which seems to have a certain Cities Of Gold feel about

Jeff McComsey, Lee Loughridge, and Mike Deodato are launching a brand new murder mystery series, The Fourth Man from AWA, in January 2022. Heres a look

Indie publisher AWA (Artists, Writers, Artisans) announced three new titles over the weekend, all releasing from big-name comic talent and timed to New York Comic Con 2021. The series feature work by artist Mike Deodato, Jr., writer Rob Williams, and artist Javier Pulido, among others. [...]

from August 2013, in which a purported time traveler shared a dystopian future brought on by the proliferation of Bitcoin in the year 2025. “Things are looking bleak here, and some of you will carry blood on your hands,” the time traveler warned readers, telling them of a world of vast inequality and economic decline. The Bitcoin “earlies” live in fortified cities, as there are no more governments due to the difficulty of enforcing taxation. This is the inspiration of the setting creat...

The Flash Gets Some Powerful Upgrades and a New Suit DCs Future State stories have brought some significant new takes on characters that fans know and love -- even as some stories have put fans through the proverbial wringer in the process. That has especially been the case for the Flash family, with a few of DCs speedster characters dealing with significant turmoil. After the shocking events of Future State: The Flashs first issue, Barry Allen was forced to get creative with his next step -...

What Did DC Just Do To The Flash in Future State? DC fans have had quite a lot to process in Future State, as the two-month event has revolutionized a lot of what readers are expecting from their favorite heroes and villains. Nowhere is that quite as evident as in the pages of Future State: The Flash, which has offered some drastic takes on the publishers various speedsters. At the center of it all has been Barry Allen/The Flash, who went to some great lengths to try to hold out hope -- only ...