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Alan Moore to Retire From Comic Books

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September 9, 2016

Alan Moore has officially confirmed that he’s retiring from writing comic books during a press conference in London for his latest novel Jerusalem, stating that only has “250 pages of comics left” in him. Moore went on to say that he’ll surely enjoy his remaining days with the mediu...

Sandman Universe #1: 5 Thoughts as We Re-Enter the Dreaming

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August 10, 2018

We just finished reading Sandman Universe and we are stoked. This is a world we have missed and couldn’t wait to get back into. Here are our first 5 thoughts. 1. Thinking Creator Involvement Before getting into any of the book’s actual content, as a reader I can’t read this and not think about how [&...

Comics Writer Len Wein Passes Away at 69

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September 11, 2017

Len Wein, legendary comics writer and co-creator of Wolverine and Swamp Thing, passed away on Sunday according to multiple industry reports including Kurt Busiek and Gerry Conway. He was 69 years old. Aside from Wolverine, Wein also co-created Colossus, Storm and Nightcrawler, and was instrumental in the r...

YOUNGBLOOD is Back!

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February 23, 2017

Image Comics is pleased to announce the return of Rob Liefeld’s YOUNGBLOOD — the blockbuster hit series that launched the Image Revolution and turned the comics industry on its head—with story by Chad Bowers (X-Men ‘92, Deadpool: Bad Blood) and art from Jim Towe. YOUNGBLOOD is reborn with an all-new cast a...

They don’t have to feel different with ANG MGA KWENTONG AETA

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May 30, 2016

Blue Indie Komiks (BLINK), the premiere komiks and art organization of the Ateneo de Manila University, in cooperation with Loyola Mountaineers and Barefoot Philippines recently released an original cultural storybook entitled ANG MGA KWENTONG AETA by writer Kevin Rezume Samala and artist Sophia Demanawa. ...

FLIPGEEKS YEAR IN REVIEW: The Best of 2015 in COMICS

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January 5, 2016

2015 has been a very good year for the comic book industry, local and international! There were some ups and downs, from Secret Wars to Convergence, from Star Wars to , from Komiket to no Summer Komikon, from Asia Pop Comic Con to 2-day Komikon, from Light to Patay Kung Patay, from News Hardcore!: Hukbon...

COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Saga #31

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November 28, 2015

A GOOD STARTING POINT Alan Moore recently mentioned on what comics he is taking seriously. And his reply was a bit astoundingly astonishing: Brian K. Vaughan’s SAGA. Speaking of this sprawling, intergalactic, space soap opera and familial epic series, Brian and Fiona Staples return from their “hiatus” and ...

COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Ang Subersibo, Unang Isyu

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November 12, 2015

With so many books, studies, articles, and even comics about one of Philippines’ national heroes, Jose P. Rizal, what more can we expect something fresh and more importantly, creative from his supposedly life and his works, and the milieu surrounding him? He is definitely a challenge for both young scholar...

GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Irredeemable Premier Edition Vol. 1

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November 4, 2015

WE DESERVE BETTER THAN THIS If only Mark Waid writes Superman. Seriously, he can do that. Just read his Superman: Birthright, and his epic Kingdom Come. However, he’s happy with other independent comic publishers and even right now, Marvel. Speaking of which, he wrote one of the most subversive superhero ...

GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: The Sandman: Overture Deluxe Edition

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November 3, 2015

THE END/BEGINNING The long wait is over. The Sandman: Overture Deluxe Edition has finally arrived! This beautifully crafted book collects the entire The Sandman: Overture #1-6, clocking more than 220 pages of some of the most breathtaking masterpieces of literary and artistic executions by the maestros the...