Todd Black joins us to talk about his 10th issue that continues the "Killing Without Honor" storyline that started last campaign, and there are a few surprises to be had within this new story! To recap, issue #9 featured the arrival of a serial killer in Tokyo, with Miko and Michio being contracted by the Emperor of Japan to catch him. Meanwhile, in the past, the threat of a new faction weighs heavily on the two, and action must be taken!

Currently on Kickstarter you can back this title now!

Missing the first 9? No problem. There is the ability to catch up both in physical and digital!

Use this link to back now! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blackmagicwolf/tokyo-blade-detectives-1-10?ref=discovery&term=tokyo%20detectives&total_hits=11&category_id=3

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Writer Robert Kirkman (Invincible, The Walking Dead, Void Rivals) and artist Dan Mora (Justice League Unlimited, Superman) will kick off a bold new era for or the two-time Eisner Award winning series Transformers that will be …MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE with issue #25, in comic book shops October 8. It will be published by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment, in collaboration with leading games, IP and toy company Hasbro. Joining current series colorist Mike Spicer (Stillwater, Murder Falcon) and letterer Rus Wooton (G.I. JOE, Void Rivals), Robert Kirkman and Dan Mora begin a new age of Transformers with an oversized issue, celebrating the blockbuster series’ second anniversary.

A perfect jumping on point for new readers, issue #25 will also feature a stunning story from Kirkman and current series artist Jorge Corona (Ain’t No Grave).

Visit https://news.tfw2005.com/2025/06/26/skybounds-transformers-kirkman-and-mora-lead-new-creative-team-540827 for more information on the new creative team on the Transformers title.

We talk about the latest discussion on the @millartime5717 podcast where Legendary Comic Book creator Mark Millar brings back 2 comic book shop owners, John Robertson who owns 13 stores in Illinois and California called Graham Cracker Comics www.grahamcrackers.com and Phil Boyle who owns 10 stores in Florida called Coliseum of Comics https://coliseumofcomics.com/our-history/ over 1 year ago Mark originally had these gentleman on and they discussed the comic book industry and the issues that were dragging the industry down.

This discussion was triggered by a short clip that went viral of Glenn O'Leary, owner of Comic Book Palace when he shared that writers who "self insert themselves" into comic books. He mentioned nobody wants to read that and those stories are hurting comics. Many attacked Glenn due to his comment was led into Mark bringing comic book owners on his podcast to talk about it.

One year later Mark speaks again to these owners and they speak about positive changes that have taken place in the industry and opportunities that still exist for mainly DC and Marvel to correct. Enjoy!