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It's Wednesday, NEW COMIC DAY, and that means another Lemonjuice McGee's Top 10 Comics Of The Week! On this fine day, Image Comics' The Dying & The Dead #1 as Hickman finds himself writing yet another...

After waiting what seems like an eternity, Konami's Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain video game still hasn't quite hit release day. How am I dealing with my unfed desire for tactical espionage operations?...

"Whatcha gonna do when Hulkamania runs wild on YOU?!" I ask myself that very question every single day-- and I never have a proper response. Here's hoping that Hulk Hogan never decides I'm in need of...

IDW wrecks house on this week's Top 10 Comics list by commandeering 5 of the spots-- including the top one thanks to Zombies vs Robots #1! The rundown for the Top 10 Comics of the Week: #10 - TMNT Color...

It's Wednesday and at FreakSugar that can mean only one thing: invoices are due!-- No. Wait, that's for people doing actual work. Screw. That. It's NEW COMIC BOOK DAY! Yeah, that's much better. So, in the...

After a couple of missed weeks (mostly due to circumstances I can only describe as "hobo-like" and "rusty") the Top 10 Comics of the Week video list is back! Lots of #1 issues hit the shops today including:...

Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's run on Batman has been on of my very favorite comic-related pleasures (and there are many) for some time now. Their recent Zero Year storyline had me hooked. I mean, how could...

What do squirrels, frontier expeditions, superhero prison, and haunted families all have in common? They're all part of the Top 10 Comics Of The Week list! That's right, it's a very varied bunch of comic...

Ever since the dawning of the much anticipated/maligned New 52, DC Comics' Batman title has been a thing of sheer, unadulterated badassery thanks in no small part to the art stylings of Greg Capullo. In fact,...

AMC's "The Walking Dead" isn't nearly as good as the comic it's based on. There, I said it! Because it's true! Refute it all you want little lemmings, but Kirkman and Adlard's tale of despair is far more...