Abrams Fanfare is the name of a new children's graphic novel imprint from book publisher Abrams, launching this autumn.
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This week's Bananaman in Beano #4225 sees the yellow superhero making a big change and channelling classic Spider-Man and Superman storylines.
Romantic Hearts was a romance anthology comic, first published by Story Comics with cover and art by Walter Johnson and probably Leo Fass.
Marvel Comics are pitting father and son, Eddie Brock and Dylan Brock, against each other in Venom War from Al Ewing and Iban Coello.
Diamond Comic Distributors has announced an expanded partnership with Archie Comics as Archie moves into the Deluxe Tier of publishers.
The earliest known use of the phrase sloppy seconds is in the 1950s. But it was Stan Lee who popularised it a decade later.
Printwatch for Cemetery Kids, Johnny Viable, Six Fingers, Spider-Punk, What If Venom, Ultimate Spider-Man & Black Panther, Void Rivals & Duke
The big gang war in Central Park continues to play out in today's Amazing Spider-Man #44. Though I am guessing it is slightly more colourful.
New supervillain, The Mitigator, from Gail Simone, Lydia Rasero and Triona Farrell, removed the women from the Marvel Universe.
Here comes Cable #2, Dead X-Men #2, Invincible Iron Man #15, Resurrection Of Magneto #2, Wolverine #44 and X-Men Unlimited #128.
Spider-Gwen is coming to the Marvel 616 Universe on a permanent basis, and will be fighting Kraven, prophesied by Madame Web.
Written by Celeste Bronfman, drawn by Leila Leiz, coloured by Ceci De La Cruz, the story The Future Is Here runs in today's Women Of Marvel.
Yesterday, we broke the news that the new X-Men relaunch this summer would include two teams, one led by Rogue, and the other by Kate Pryde.
In White Widow #4, Yelena's blast from the past turns her present into a battleground. Can she save the future? Or just her comic sales?
Bleeding Cool can report that Rogue and Kate Pryde will each be leading a new X-Men team this summer for Marvel's new X-Men relaunch.
In Punisher #4, Joe Garrison plays a deadly game of connect-the-dots with bullets. Can he outgun JIGSAW's master plan?
Witness the Dead X-Men #2 as they warp through the fabric of reality like moths with a death wish. Can the universe hold up?
In Avengers: Twilight #3, Captain America might need a life raft for this espionage swim around New York's deadliest prison.
At last week's ComicsPro meeting, they gave attendees a list of issues they had been advocating for with publishers and distributors.
The Power siblings face a double threat in Power Pack: Into the Storm #2. Bedtime sure isn't what it used to be.
PrintWatch: TMNT The Last Ronin II, Avengers Twilight, Edge Of Spider-Verse and Beneath The Trees Where Nobody Sees get more printings.
Tune in for a first look at Spider-Punk: Arms Race #1, where Hobie Brown conducts a symphony of chaos with his mighty ax.
In Carnage #4, get ready for a gooey smack-fest as Flash Thompson and Cletus Kasady turn the pages blood red!
Thor's facing off against narrative deception in Immortal Thor #7. Will this story's end spell doom for us all, or just our wallets?
Wolverine #44 turns up the heat in the Sabretooth War, promising death, drama, and an unexpected tactical twist!
The Exclusive Retailer Variant Covers of ComicsPro 2024 and more, looking at all the announcements this week.
Ultimate Spider-Man #2 outsold Batman #144 in comic book stores this week, in the Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List.
Garth Ennis and Jacen Burrows add Babs from Ahoy Comics to their Punisher/Nick Fury series from Marvel, Get Fury, this Summer.
Check out our preview of Star Wars: Thrawn Alliances #2 where Thrawn and Vader's buddy-cop antics take a backseat to Padmé-chasing.
Iron Man's BFF War Machine takes on metal-mad Orchis in Invincible Iron Man #15. It's robots vs. robots—original, right?