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It’s Webcomics Today once more, with a return to Krent Able‘s KrackLife. Yes,


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From the many battles with Klingons and Romulans to the threat of the Borg to the Dominion War, the United Federation of Planets has often faced existential threats. In Star Trek: The Last Starship, though, it really feels like this could be the end of the Federation. That seems appropriate given that this series concludes with the next issue.


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Nick Maandag’s new graphic novel, Betas, is his first full book-length story. For this reason alone, it requires more attention and discussion than it’s currently receiving. Maandag’s previous two books from Drawn & Quarterly, The Follies of Richard Wadsworth (2019) and Harvey Knight’s Odyssey (2023),...


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Welcome to At The Counter, in which Comicon’s features editor Tony Thornley and veteran comics retailer. Marking a year in which Tony and Greg have been doing the column, we decided to do a little meatier topic that’s not just comics relevant, but relevant to — and often ignored by — all small business owners, with a special guest joining us t...


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As comic readers, there can be a feeling that we’ve seen it all before. When that feeling starts to set in, superhero comic readers branch out toward indie comics, and indie comic readers move towards underground comix. The world of underground comix is experimental and often abrasive, but one thing is for certain … you will discover something new.

Such...


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