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Ellis, Shalvey & Bellaire Team for INJECTION
New York Times bestselling and award-winning writer Warren Ellis (TREES, SUPREME: BLUE ROSE, Moon Knight) reunites with artist Declan Shalvey (Moon Knight) and Eisner Award-winning colorist Jordie...
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HOT FIVE: Week of May 13, 2015
Welcome to Comicosity’s Hot Five. Hot Five is a short list of the top books we think you’ll want to be checking out. Be they new title launches, key issues or just continuing stories from some of the...
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Review: INJECTION #1
INJECTION #1 Written by Warren Ellis Art by Declan Shalvey, Jordie Bellaire Published by Image Comics Release Date: May 13, 2015 Injection is finally here. I–and, undoubtedly, many others–have been...
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Artist Declan Shalvey returns to The Hangout to talk about his new Image book Injection, written by Warren Ellis and colored by Jordie Bellaire. Declan, Karen, and Alison also discuss the issue of...
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Preview: INJECTION #3
INJECTION #3 Written by Warren Ellis Art by Declan Shalvey, Jordie Bellaire Published by Image Comics Release Date: July 8, 2015 Robin Morel is consulted on the operating systems of pixies and his...
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TRADE WAITING: Week of October 7, 2015
It’s another Monday, which means a look at the week’s hottest trade paperbacks, collected editions, and graphic novels in this edition of “Trade Waiting” – your weekly spotlight of five noteworthy...
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THE HONOR ROLL: February 10, 2016 Releases
Another amazing week of comics and we have amazing spoiler filled picks for you. Let’s get to it! BLACK SCIENCE #20 – Tom Barnett Black Science has really been picking up some momentum with these last...
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Still Here, Still Queer: 35 MORE Indie Titles Doing Right by LGBTA Fans
It’s been less than a year since Comicosity put together the last list of 35 indie comic titles that included queer characters or themes — and to be perfectly honest, it didn’t take much to come up...
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