James Tynion IV is the closest to a sure thing in comics with Something is Killing The Children, Department of Truth, WorldTr33 and Batman

The 4th of October sees the release of G.O.D.S. #1, from Marvel, Transformers #1, from Image and Batman #138, from DC Comics.

Joe Simon's brief tenure at Fox Feature Syndicate produced a number of memorable covers for the publisher, like Fantastic Comics #8.

Jonathan Hickman and Valerio Schiti's G.O.D.S. #1 has gone to second printing, two weeks before the first printing is on comic store shelves.

It's not just a new secret identity name that Power Girl is sporting, she's also been getting new super powers to add to the list.

In the original Marvel comics/cartoon, the Transformers crash into the Earth and are preserved for four million years, revived by a volcano.

Blue Earth first appeared in Action Comics #1051, an anti-Superman and "human supremacist" activist group with terrorist leanings.

After Victor Fox got into financial trouble, his printer Holyoke published the Blue Beetle #12-30, and those issues are a wild ride.

Last week's Wonder Woman #1 by Tom King, Daniel Sampere and Tomeu Morey hit with an impact, radically remaking the landscape in the DCU.

Last week, Marvel Comics announced that the Scarlet Witch written by Steve Orlando, would be... going through a change for 2014.

The Bleeding Cool Bestseller List puts Amazing Spider-Man #34 at the top, beating Predator Vs Wolverine, Uncanny Spider-Man & Wonder Woman

Stolen comics include Amazing Fantasy #15, House Of Secrets #92, X-Men #1, Avengers #1, Daredevil #1, Amazing Spider-Man #1, 36, 238 and 300.

It's not just a new secret identity name that Power Girl is sporting, she's also been getting new super powers to add to the list.

Blue Earth first appeared in Action Comics #1051, an anti-Superman and "human supremacist" activist group with terrorist leanings.

Last week's Wonder Woman #1 by Tom King, Daniel Sampere and Tomeu Morey hit with an impact, radically remaking the landscape in the DCU.

In Penguin #2, Cobblepot busts a gut (and maybe a few heads) getting the 'Help'. Urgent job postings or mafia tryouts? You decide.

With Deadlier-than-ever Droids, Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #36 promises a shocking blast from Aphra's past! Ah, sweet, sweet nostalgia.

Rubber band man goes missing, tensions are high and the soul of Dakota City is up for grabs in Static: Shadows of Dakota #6. Another Tuesday, another crisis.

Opus Comics has a new Cradle Of Filth comic book launching in their December 2023 solicits and solicitations, Her Ghost In The Fog.

The Future of Conner Kent, Superboy, topped the charts yesterday... no matter what the world throws at you, here you can still read stuff.

After successfully suing Victor Fox over Superman similarities, DC Comics did it again over copying Batman & Robin in Mystery Men Comics.

We chat with Phil Foglio, co-creator of Girl Genius, and Kenny Engelsen of Rain Games about Girl Genius: Adventures In Castle Heterodyne.

After his debut in Mystery Men Comics #1, Blue Beetle finally gets his origin moment in his series debut in Blue Beetle #1.

Last week, Marvel Comics announced that the Scarlet Witch written by Steve Orlando, would be... going through a change for 2014.

The original graphic novel Barkham Asylum by Yehudi Mercado and the TPB edition of Nubia and the Amazons have had all orders cancelled,

Last week's Wonder Woman #1 by Tom King, Daniel Sampere and Tomeu Morey hit with a bang, and DC have announced a second printing

Big 3 was a Fox anthology inspired by DC's New York World's Fair 1940, this issue featuring Blue Beetle by Robert Kanigher and Al Carreno.