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Another hump day, another pull box dump. Over these next few weeks, Jeff Lemire takes over your shop.

We review the long-awaited video game adaptation starring Tom Holland and find a limp noodle adventure.

We browse through the most anticipated comics of 2022 and find hope in their potential.

We select the Best Comics for 2/9/22, including Juni Ba's Monkey Meat and Dave Baker and Alexis Ziritt's Night Hunters.

We chat with the cartoonist about his obsession with fictional relationships and how they shape his stories.

This year, we covered the virtual festival for AIPT Comics and Film School Rejects. Here's a sampling from that coverage.

We chat with the actor about his new supernatural actioner, and how his philosophy carried him through a unique shooting experience.

Despite a weird year, comic books thrived and creators took the medium to epic heights.

We chat with the writer and editor about the new 50th Anniversary graphic novel celebrating the seminal supernatural series.

We chat with the scribe about his new thriller and how he manages his influences from taking over his narrative.

We chat with the cartoonist about how his Soviet superman rages with Jack Kirby brilliance.

We chat with the cartoonist about her extraordinary deep dive into human history through our most delicious inventions.

We review the latest Fear State tie-in comic from James Tynion IV and Christian Ward and find bliss in its Poison Ivy celebration.

We review the second issue of Scott Snyder and Francis Manapul's hardboiled sci-fi mystery and enjoy its dreadful soak.

We chat with the cartoonist about his first foray into Gotham City and why Batman can withstand infinite variations.

We review the new coffee table book from Chip Kidd and Geoff Spear and it's a mighty, marvelous turn-on.

We review the second issue of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's brutal demonic beatdown comic.

We chat with the Fresh Monkey Fiction founder about his desire to return the forgotten action figures to their former glory.

Maybe one or two were all we needed. Scott Cooper's horror genre dalliance is a misery feast.

We review the 'Something is Killing the Children' spin-off and anticipate the arrival of the inevitable next one.