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Released with today’s April 2021 solicitations is the cover for Young Hellboy: The Hidden Land #3, to be released April 14th. Cover art by Matt Smith and Dave Stewart. Hellboy, the Professor, Scarlett, and the Ohnar are all in danger when an ancient evil awakes. The vampire Vesperra and her undead legions are too powerful for Hellboy and his companions to face alone, but Scarlett has an ace up her sleeve that will give them a fighting chance. Via Multiversity Comics
Announced yesterday by MultiversityComics.com, Mike Mignola and Scott Allie are returning for a new Hellboy and the B.P.R.D miniseries! Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Saturn Returns is due out in August!
Why are webcomics woefully underrepresented in the online review space? Why do comic review sites have trouble consistently looking at them? And what can be done about it? Join us as Multiversity Comics looks at those questions and more.
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From Multiversity Comics, we now have a full five-page preview of the upcoming Optimus Prime #17 from IDW Publishing.
Written by John Barber Art and cover by Kei Zama Colored by Josh Burcham Lettered by Tom B. Long
“The Falling,” Part 3: Onyx Prime sows the seeds of chaos and panic on Cybertron as he reveals dark secrets… but nothing will prepare Optimus Prime and his allies for Onyx’s darkest revelation!
FC • 32 pages • $3.99 Variant cover by Thomas Deer!
Optimus Prime #17, “The Falling Chapter 3: The Ground” is due out Wednesday 18 April 2018.
Thanks to Allsparker Sockie for the scoop. You can discuss this upcoming issue on the Allspark Forums here, and if you’re a new user make sure to get an account here. Or if you prefer, jump right into the live chat on our Discord server!
Optimus Prime #17 Full Preview From Multiversity Comics, we now have a full five-page preview of the upcoming Optimus Prime…
Lost Light #9 Full Preview
Lost Light #9 Full Preview
Courtesy of Multiversity Comics, we now have a full five-page preview for the upcoming ninth issue of IDW Publishing’s The Transformers: Lost Light. In this issue, set on the planet Troja Major, Nautica tries to resurrect her dead friend Skids while Anode and Lug confront a mysterious group of Cybertronians responsible for killing blacksmiths. Written by James Roberts, drawn by Jack Lawrence,…
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Happy #inktober!!! Today’s piece is from Stela’s in-house artist @J_dengic with her version of Dr. Jiwei Wang from Abandon!
Another free-form discussion this week, but one kicked off by talk of the recently released Doctor Strange “teaser” trailer. How spot-on is Benedict Cumberbatch as the Sorcerer Supreme? Does Strange’s tenuous ties to superheroics make him less or more attractive as a property outside comics, given his difficulty in keeping an ongoing series? What about his “Strange Tales” co-stars Cloak & Dagger? With their possible movie from page to screen, what parts of their dynamic still work outside their early 80’s crime sensationalist origins? Lest you think this episode is all Marvel, the lads throw some consideration to DC’s announcement of Gerard Way’s ‘Young Animal’ imprint. And then Mike tells all about the bounty of Jim Rugg mini comics and special variants picked up. That last bit might sound like boring radio to the uninitiated, were it not for the fact that Jim Rugg is physically incapable of putting out ANYTHING that doesn’t merit some discussion. All that, plus Greg gets quizzed on DC imprints throughout the ages, the name “Mr. Jyp” is used in context for the first time in who knows HOW many years, and the secret connection between Maya Lopez and Hank Hall is revealed!
