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Superstar comic book writer Matthew Rosenberg doesn't think Twitter is good for society, and he wanted to let people know, so he took to his Twitter

Only two X-books this week. Which was the best, Excalibur #8 or Marauders #9? Read on for recaps and analysis... Sworn to sell comics for Marvel

Only two X-books this week. Which was the best, Excalibur #8 or Marauders #9? Read on for recaps and analysis... Sworn to sell comics for Marvel

This week from Marvel Comics, Avengers of the Wastelands #3, by Ed Brisson and Jonas Scharf, finally answers the question: what are Doctor Doom's

Only two X-books this week. Which was the best, Excalibur #8 or Marauders #9? Read on for recaps and analysis... Sworn to sell comics for Marvel

Ant-Man #3 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by Zeb Wells and Dylan Burnett, as the titular Ant-Man struggles to get respect in this preview.

Nebula #2 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by Vita Ayala and Claire Roe, and while you may have been expecting an epic spacefaring adventure, it

In the classic Spider-Man story Sins Past, it was revealed that Gwen Stacy had a secret sexual affair with Norman Osborn which resulted in two children,

Hawkeye: Freefall has been making an excellent case for why Hawkeye is terrible, and that trend looks set to continue. Hawkeye: Freefall #4 is in stores

The need for validation is one common across all human beings, so it's nice to see that Ghost Rider #6, in stores from Marvel Comics this week, is taking

Aquaman and Namor, two similar characters from rival superhero universes. A lot of people probably believe that Aquaman came first, as most classic DC

The last issue of Venom Island was a real doozy, with the titular symbiote being seemingly blown to smithereens in its final pages. Is that really the end

The Amazing Spider-Man #41 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Nick Spencer and Ryan Ottley, as this series inches closer to a milestone 50

Cyclops has spent a lot of time in recent X-Men comics have threesome sex with Wolverine and Jean Grey, but in this preview of New Mutants #9, by Ed

Ever wonder who would win in a fight? Wolverine or Cable? What if Cable weren't a gruff old man with Liefeld muscles, but a teenage boy? Oh, you think

Immortal Hulk #32 is in stores from Marvel Comics next week, by Al Ewing and Joe Bennett, the series that stubbornly, against all odds, keeps refusing to

For a guy whose identity is so intrinsically entwined with his hammer, you'd think Thor would keep a better eye on the thing. Nevertheless, Marvel has

Marvel has released a very brief preview of X-Men #8, in stores next week by Jonathan Hickman and Mahmud Asrar. But what they lack in quantity, they make

Marvel has released a lot of super-mega-crossover events over the years, and every single one has rocked the Marvel Comics universe to its foundation,

There is often a change 'twixt solicitation and publication... Captain America has seen Jason Masters and Bob Quinn, on-again-off-again art credits. But

Okay, so this is a bit weird. Comic book retailers are able to increase, or decrease their orders without penalty for A4: Empyre #1, the new event comic

In other Marvel printing news, Marvel Comics are taking Star Wars #3 back for a second printing, while Star Wars: The Rise Of Kylo Ren #1 goes to an

In an upcoming issue of Black Cat, it transpired that she steals her new costume from a certain Tony Stark. Which explains the Iron Cat teaser from a few

Every so often (but seemingly less so since we started this column), comic book publishers accidentally send out unlettered previews, showing us what the

As we noted earlier, Rictor has been getting rather close to Cullen Bloodstone in today's Excalibur even if he didn't seem entirely down with that. But he

From today's Marvel Comics, a house ad for the upcoming Empyre event with the Avengers and Fantastic Four, with some choice quotes from writers Dan Slott

X-Men writer Jonathan Hickman held court at the Marvel Fanfare panel at C2E2 last Friday, alongside Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski and Immortal Hulk

In last week's X-Men #7, we got an idea as to how the Scarlet Witch was being treated by the mutants of Krakoa. No longer a mutant, the one who depowered

C.B. Cebulski's attempt to publish thirty-million Conan comics in the span of two years in order to inherit the three-hundred-million left to him by his

There were five X-books out last week: X-Men #7, X-Force #8, Giant-Size X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost #1, X-Men/Fantastic Four #2, and New Mutants #8.