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Check out a preview of Superman 78 #1, a comic based on a movie based on a comic, in stores on Tuesday from DC Comics.

You'd be miserable too if Doctor Strange vomited you into his toilet, so it's hard to be too mad at Mister Misery in this preview of Strange Academy #12.

Harley Quinn is not a cat person in this preview of Harley Quinn #6. But a Catwoman person? Now that's another story. Check out a preview here.

This preview of Conan the Barbarian #24, in stores Wednesday from Marvel, shows us all why you should never take PCP and drive a boat.

Black Widow #10 is actually Black Widow #50, and when Marvel sees nice round numbers like that, you know they just can't help themselves.

Superman and Leviathan will finally get it on in this preview of Checkmate #3, in stores Tuesday from DC Comics.

Infinite Destinites comes to an end in Avengers Annual #1, in stores Wednesday from Marvel Comics. But can there really be an end to Infinity?

In this preview of Batman Reptilian #3, in stores from DC Comics on Tuesday, Batman lays out a theory about Killer Croc that you won't believe!

Diana already had to deal with her mommy issues in Wonder Woman #778... but in this preview, she has an even bigger problem: mummy issues!

In this preview of Wolverine #15, Logan's jealousy of Solem causes him to team up with Arakki pirate and Deep Purple guitarist Sevyr Blackmore!

Jonathan Kent unveils his new secret identity in Superman Son of Kal-El #2... and he seems to have a better grasp on the concept than dear old dad!

Thor has been having trouble getting it up... his hammer, that is. But will this newfound impotence lead to his demise? Check out a preview of Thor #16.

The Auteur.io storyline has dragged on for so long, in this preview of Batman Superman #21, Batman has decided to take up religion.

In Detective Comics #1042, Batman learns too late that he's been wearing the mask on the wrong part of his face all this time!

To prevent another super-mega-crossover event from possibly killing him off again, Old Man Cable takes on an entire planet in Cable Reloaded #1

Would you give up a basketball career to become a D-list superhero? Check out a preview of Darkhawk #1, in stores on Wednesday from Marvel Comics.

Will Superman aide Lois in defending the fortress of solitude in Action Comics #1034? Or will he selfishly choose world peace instead?

CM Punk didn't rule out the possibility of competing in the G1 Climax, but says that for now, he's an AEW guy and plans to wrestle in AEW

Despite leaving the business for seven years, CM Punk says he never hated professional wrestling, though that isn't what WWE is.

Spider-Man has a lot to say about deals and why people make them in this preview of Amazing Spider-MAn #72, in stores Wednesday from Marvel.

Following his debut at AEW Rampage: The First Dance, CM Punk discussed what legacy in professional wrestling means to him and what he wants his to be.

After his AEW debut at The First Dance, where he challenged Darby Allin to a match, CM Punk revealed who else on the AEW roster he wants to work with.

CM Punk says the way AEW respectfully kept Brodie Lee's illness out of the dirt sheets helped convince him to sign with the company.

CM Punk discussed the difference between winning the WWE Championship at Money in the Bank and making his AEW Debut at The First Dance.

Following his debut at AEW Rampage: The First Dance, CM Punk talked about his deal with the company and being an AEW Guy.

For the SummerSlam go-home show, WWE Smackdown delivered predictable outcomes, squash matches, and a demonstration of WWE's own decline.

CM Punk returned to pro wrestling after a 16-year absence at AEW Rampage: The First Dance. Here's what he had to say, fully transcribed.

Did CM Punk Show Up on AEW Rampage Tonight? That's the kind of question this clickbait article will answer, at some point, if he does.

This preview of Superman vs. Lobo #1, does not, to the best of our knowledge, feature Batman, Harley Quinn, or the Joker, making us wonder how it got approved at DC Black Label.

After Mo Brooks claimed to empathize with terrorists who might bomb the U.S. Capitol over fear of "socialism," Dave Bautista lashed out at the Alabama Republican.