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Excalibur and Marauders, the two best books of the Dawn of X by our reckoning, each holding three Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week awards, tied for

Excalibur and Marauders, the two best books of the Dawn of X by our reckoning, each holding three Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week awards, tied for

Excalibur and Marauders, the two best books of the Dawn of X by our reckoning, each holding three Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week awards, tied for

Justice League Dark #19 hits stores tomorrow, and it will be writer James Tynion IV's final issue of the series before Ram V takes over as writer... but

DC Comics releases The Flash #87 this week, by Joshua Williamson and Rafael Sandoval, and we've got a preview below in which Captain Cold really lets The

Avengers #30 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by Jason Aaron and Ed McGuinness, and we've got a doozy of a preview below. As this issue of

Action Comics #1019 is in stores from DC Comics this week, by "The Great One" Brian Bendis and John Romita Jr., and we've got a preview below.  

Dr. Strange: Surgeon Supreme #2 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by Mark Waid and Kev Walker, and we've got a preview right here. If you haven't

Avengers of the Wastelands launches from Marvel Comics this week, by Canadian Hero Ed Brisson and Jonas Scharf, proving once and for all that Old Men

Ravencroft #1 hits stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Frank Tieri and Angel Unzueta, and we've got a preview for you right here. We've previously

Justice League #39 finally arrives from DC Comics this week, better late than never, from Heartthrob Writer Scott Snyder and Jorge Jimenez. It's Snyder's

Hawkeye: Freefall #2 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, continuing Matthew Rosenberg and Otto Schmidt's goal of exposing Hawkeye for the loser he

Answering the urgent need for more Spider-Man comics in an extremely sparse Spider-Man comic landscape, Marvel launches Amazing Spider-Man: Daily Bugle

Fallen Angels #6 is in stores from Marvel Comics next, mercifully wrapping up the first dud of the Dawn of X. We've got a preview below. As Psylocke

Comic book publishers are notoriously secretive about their finances. Comic book sales numbers are guestimates based on an opaque index ranking published

Suicide Squad #2 is in stores from DC Comics next week, by Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo, and we've got a preview of the issue below.   And this

X-Men #5 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Jonathan Hickman and R.B. Silva, and we have a preview below. This preview was only available as an

New Mutants #6 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Canadian Hero Ed Brisson and Flaviano, and we've got a preview for you. When we last checked

X-Force #6 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Benjamin Percy and Stephen Segovia (nevermind what the solicit says), and we've got a preview

Weapon Plus: World War IV #1 hits stores from Marvel Comics on Wednesday, by Benjamin Percy and Georges Jeanty, continuing the revamping of the Weapon X

DC Comics has revealed their latest foray into the lucrative YA graphic novel market, as Maggie Stiefvater and Morgan Beem revamp the origins of Swamp

Well, they’ve finally done it. Marvel has finally come to the inevitable conclusion that if you give a comic enough variant covers, it doesn't really

April sees the launch of a new Marvel Zombies mini-series, Marvel Zombies Resurrection, not to be confused with Marvel Zombies Resurrection, the one-shot

A lot of Marvel readers have been getting tired of all the cliche heroes vs. villains stuff that permeates comic books these days. Remember back in the

If you’re a Marvel Comics readers who has been thinking to yourself lately, “boy, it seems like Marvel only publishes a dozen or so Spider-People books

Captain Marvel #17 hits stores in April, and as Marvel’s April solicitations reveal, Carol Danvers will apparently play poker with an all-star guest

When it comes to super-mega-crossover events, bigger is always better. If a super-mega-crossover event doesn’t rock the Marvel Universe to its foundations

If you’ve ever been in a relationship, you know that anniversaries are a big deal. And Marvel Comics is sort of in a relationship with their readers. A

In April, Punisher Max villain (and not the Heart song that is definitely about a vibrator) Barracuda will make a Marvel Universe proper debut in a new

It looks like, despite Jonathan Hickman’s protestations, Marvel has heard the grumblings that they may possibly be putting out more monthly X-Men comics