Ashley Hurst
Contributor at Winter Is Coming
Contributor at What's on Netflix
Owner/EiC of @ComicsBulletin_ | Writer at @WiCnet, @WhatOnNetflix | Runs @SandmanNews, @TWDUniverseNews | Stephen Fry once called me a “fine upstanding citizen”
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comicsbulletin.com | Ashley Hurst
Image Comics has another western project coming our way in the from of Everything Dead & Dying, from writer Tate Brombal and That Texas Blood artist Jacob Phillips!In recent years, Image Comics has been the home to some of the greatest western-themed comics out there. From East of West to Pulp and, of course, That Texas Blood — their catalog is pretty immense.
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winteriscoming.net | Ashley Hurst
Middle-earth continues to grow, with Andy Serkis not only reprising his role, but also directing upcoming movie The Hunt for Gollum. Peter Jackson's Middle-earth movies are some of the most beloved pictures of all-time, ushering in a new age of fantasy projects. The journey began with The Lord of the Rings trilogy from 2001-2003 and continued with a trio of Hobbit movies between 2012 and 2014.
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comicsbulletin.com | Ashley Hurst
The Wizard of Oz returns to the comics medium in the form of an adaptation from Bram Stoker Award-winning comics creator Soo Lee (Maleficent, Minor Threats). The world of Oz has had something of a resurgence in recent years, thanks most of all to Wicked; the musical that was made into a blockbuster movie in 2024, with its sequel set to drop later this year. Created by L. Frank Baum, The Wizard of Oz hit the mainstream with the seminal 1939 movie.
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winteriscoming.net | Ashley Hurst
Robert Kirkman explains how The Boys, another superhero show on Prime Video, has helped Invincible be itself. Prime Video's superhero series Invincible gets bigger, better, bloodier and more epic with each passing season, and the show is nowhere near the climax of the comics yet. Last season, Mark Grayson had his hardest time yet, facing off against multiverse-hopping archenemy Angstrom Levy, and of course, the formidable Viltrumite titan Conquest.
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comicsbulletin.com | Ashley Hurst
Spinning out of the pages of the Free Comic Book Day Special, our latest epic Canan the Barbarian event is on the way. Introducing Conan the Barbarian – Scourge of the Serpent #1. Published by Titan Comics and Heroic Signatures, Conan the Barbarian – Scourge of the Serpent #1 is written by long-time Conan scribe Jim Zub (Skullkickers, Wayward, Glitterbomb) and illustrated by Ivan Gil (Berezina).
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