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Dreams Become Reality in the New Trailer for Netflix’s The Sandman

One of the most highly anticipated shows for post-punk and goth fans, The Sandman, just had its trailer unveiled at the Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2022. Netflix’s…

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Butcher Billy Presents New Cure Poster Series Tales From The Smith Part 2: The Reawakening

Brazilian Illustrator Butcher Billy has followed his recent Post-Punk Paperbacks series inspired by Archie Comics with Volume 2 of his Tales from The Smith poster series, which sees Cure frontman Robert…

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Butcher Billy Brings Goth Icons to Riverdale in His Post-Punk Paperbacks Series

Brazilian Illustrator Butcher Billy is back with his Post-Punk Paperbacks series inspired by Archie Comics. Covers include old-school Riverdale versions of Siouxsie, Ian Curtis, Peter Murphy, plus Robert Smith and…

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Neil Gaiman’s Beloved Goth Comic Book Series The Sandman to be Made a Netflix Series

After decades in development Hell, Morpheus and Co finally emerge fulfilling the hopes and dreams of longtime fans by finding a home on Netflix, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Created…

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Marvel Post-Punk Crossover Artist Butcher Billy Says Farewell to Stan Lee

Brazillian Artist and graphic designer Butcher Billy has said his farewells to Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee, who passed away at the age of 95. Billy had gained notoriety for…

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Creepy Crawley: The Cure songs reimagined as horror comic covers

Brazilian graphic artist Butcher Billy seems to be a Cure fan—and his fondness of Post Punk and Wave is not exactly a secret, considering his excellent take on Morrissey, This…

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Morrissey Gets a Job: A web comic by Brian Brooks

[dropcap]There[/dropcap] is a possible job opportunity in many of the songs contained in Morrissey’s Smiths, and solo back catalog. Something that Brian Brooks, who was integral in the creation of…

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The Cure in Rock & Roll Comics

Back in 1991, The Cure reached the apex of their popularity—having just released the album by most accounts considered to be their magnum opus, 1989’s Disintegration. A year prior to…

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