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Crime is one of comics’ most storied genres, and in order to eke out a space to call their own any new books in this crowded field need

Gonzo Cosmic is a challenge. It is a challenge to what can be achieved by independently created and released comics in terms of production quality. It is a

Directed by Doug Liman from a screenplay which lists Dante W Harper, Joby Harold (Awake), Steve Kloves (Harry Potter), Christopher McQuarrie (Jack the Giant Slayer), Tim Kring (Heroes),

2013 was a year of grim dystopia in science fiction cinema, with Oblivion, After Earth, Elysium and Ender’s Game all showing less than cosy futures for the planet

In Hollywood, nothing succeeds like excess. Following the success of Sam Raimi’s trio of films released between 2002 and 2007, which collectively grossed almost two and a half

It often seems like comic books these days are devouring themselves, and at an unsustainable rate. The hegemony of the Big Two, and their number one product, nostalgia,

Despite their erratic timeline and release pattern, the forthcoming release of X Men: Days of Future Past will be the seventh entry in that franchise in fourteen years,

Captain America is one of the first generation of superheroes, dating back to March 1941, where he took a patriotic stance against the axis powers, and was in

Neverending is the first book from newcomers Stephen Sutherland and Gary Kelly, as well as the opening salvo of Scotland’s Unthank Comics. Initially presenting as a traditional action

From prolific indie writer Mark Bertolini and artist Allen Byrns (Noir City) via 215 Ink comes Broken, the tale of a child orphaned by violence, yet then taking