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Space Ghost #11 (Review)

Writer: David Pepose Artist: Jonathan Lau Dynamite Entertainment, May 2026 Over the course of its run, David Pepose’s Space Ghost has consistently earned praise for successfully modernizing a franchise that, in its original incarnation, was aimed primarily at children. Beyond that, its most famous revival, Space Ghost Coast to Coast, reimagined the character as part of an absurdist satire. Mr Pepose’s interpretation takes a different but well-travelled approach, transforming the property into a contemporary superhero, and nowhere is that transformation more apparent than in Space Ghost #11. This issue is vehicle for the reinvention of the classic Space Ghost villain Tempus. Readers familiar with the original cartoon will remember Tempus as a straightforward time-manipulating antagonist. Mr Pepose elevates the character, recasting him as an immortal, multiversal threat. Readers who watched Space Ghost as children might recognize Tempus as a villain from a publication of around the same era, The Legion

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Mort #1 Review: “A Body Worth Burying”

Writer: Travis Brown Artist: Nate Walkington Jetsetter Comics, July 2026 The debut issue of Mort, entitled “A Body Worth Burying,” wastes no time introducing us to a grim, supernatural world crafted by writer Travis Brown and artist Nate Walkington. Blending urban fantasy, noir mystery, and vampire horror, the first chapter drags readers into a setting where monsters lurk in the shadows, and supernatural conflicts simmer beneath the surface. At the center of it all is Mort, a mortician whose past dealings with the creatures of the night make him uniquely suited to navigate the strange events unfolding around him. The issue opens with a shocking sequence. A well-meaning Good Samaritan encounters a frightened young woman who appears lost, confused, and possibly the victim of an abduction. Offering her his coat seems like a simple act of kindness, but the charity proves fatal when the girl is revealed as a vampire.

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Divinity Calls Shotgun (Review)

Creator: Joshua Ross Source Point Press, May 2026 Published by Source Point Press and written and illustrated by Joshua Ross, Divinity Calls Shotgun is a

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Oracles (Review)

Creator: Olivia Sullivan Avery Hill Press, April 2026 Oracles by Olivia Sullivan is likely to be a very different reading experience for those whose comic

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Lionborne #1 (Review)

Creator: Kang Jing Chiral Comics, May 2026 Kang Jing’s Lionborne #1 knows exactly what kind of comic it wants to be. The first issue introduces

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The Deadman #1 (review)

Writer: W. Maxwell Prince Artist: Martin Morazzo DC Comics, August 2026 Fresh from their wonderfully chaotic moment on Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum comes writer W.

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Excavator #1 (Review)

Writer: Nick ArganbrightArtist: Nil Carmona Independently published, September 2024 Excavator #1 is a sci-fi fantasy mashup centered on Boonford T. Doggle, or Boone. Boone is

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Vermillion Edge #1 (Review)

Writers: Alan Mcalindon and Steven Paris Artist:: Guilherme Raffide Reverie Publications, March 2026 Vermillion Edge #1 from REVERIE Publications isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel.

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