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August 27, 2026 2:57 am

Powerscape #1 (Review)

Writer: Donal Thoms-Cappello Art: Cindy Leung 65 Dollar Productions, April 2026 Written and created by Donal Thoms-Cappello, with art by Cindy Leong and published by 65 Dollar Funeral Productions, Powerscape throws readers into a far-future Earth where climate change has made the planet largely unlivable. By the 28th century, the remaining cities are governed by sports franchises, with superpowered athletes competing for the extraterrestrial energy needed to maintain their cities’ artificial atmospheres. Into this strange and dangerous system comes Gela Gale, a climate refugee who becomes New Caledonia’s surprise breakout player. She quickly finds herself caught up in the political machinations surrounding the sport of Power Ball. With that premise, the first issue is inevitably exposition-heavy. There is a lot of world-building that needs to be established, from the state of the planet and the political structure of the surviving cities, to the history and significance of Power Ball itself.

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Tiger Dragon: The Rebirth (Review)

Creator: Parmy Baddhan Independently published, 2026 Parmy Baddhan’s Tiger Dragon: The Rebirth is an indie martial arts comic that feels like it was built from equal parts 1980s action cinema and supernatural folklore. The premise is simple. Ayame runs a small dojo for her local community, helped by her grandmother and younger brother. Years earlier she took out a loan to get the dojo started, and that debt eventually catches up with her when the Yakuza come looking for repayment. What begins as a neighborhood problem quickly turns into something much larger. Here is the promotional copy: Five years after tragedy stole her parents, Ayame has built a quiet life for herself, her brother Tatsu, and their Gran Gran, all while running from the terrifying truth of what she is destined to become. When the Yakuza kidnap Tatsu, Ayame can no longer hide. To bring her brother home, she must

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Planet of the Pets (Review)

Writer and Illustrator: Anthony Falleroni Independent, August 2026Anthony Falleroni’s Planet of the Pets is a 30-page graphic novella that takes a deceptively simple premise and

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Julius: The Werehound #1 (Review)

Writer: Joseph Jasionowski Artist: Elton Thomasi Colosseum Comics, September 2026 There is something inherently fun about a story that throws a Roman warrior, a samurai,

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The Omega Book #1 (Review)

Writer: James PatrickArtist: Paul JunqueraPublisher: Mad Cave Studios, August 2026 James Patrick’s and Paul Junquera’s The Omega Book could easily have become an overstuffed blend

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Tenea #1 – Heart (Review)

Writer: Ivan Buhancov Artist: Misagi Independent, August 2026 With no backdrop of the established continuity seen with major American and Japanese publishers, great indie comics

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Batman #12 (review)

Writer: Matt Fraction Artist: Jorge Jiminez DC Comics, October 2026 DC Comics’ detective crimefighter par excellence, Batman, is a rich billionaire, of the old school

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Disney’s Villains: Gaston #1 (Review)

Writers: Greg Pak and Fred Van LenteArtist: Milena CiccarelloPublisher: Dynamite Entertainment, March 2026 Disney’s Villains line from Dynamite Comics has steadily carved out a niche

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