In Spider-Punk: Arms Race #2, Taskmaster plays party pooper, but it's Osborn's skeletons that may rock the Spider-boat.
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In GODS #6, Aiko faces her biggest foe yet: the truth. Will she come clean, or is honesty overrated? Let's find out.
In Wolverine #46, our furry friend's brain gets more reboots than a Hollywood franchise. Sabretooth's going for the mind-kill.
In Thunderbolts #4, Bucky and his crew try to crash Doom's Latverian pad—what could go wrong with ringing Doom's doorbell?
In Cable #3, our time-traveling duo are in a tight spot with the Neocracy. Will they collapse or conquer?
Theta gets a chilly reception in Predator: The Last Hunt #2. Will she beat the frost, or will the Predator beat her to it?
Andy Diggle recalls events from when he took over writing the Thunderbolts comic fifteen years ago, and brought in Yelena Belova.
Marvel exploits our childhoods once more with X-Men '97 #1—because nothing says mid-life crisis like a '90s reboot.
In Edge of Spider-Verse #2, beware the deadliest high school on Earth. It's not just the cafeteria food that'll kill you.
Marvel's latest offering, Jackpot and Black Cat #1, arrives with a tale of blackmail and team-ups - but really, we know what this is about.
Marvel Comics will still be publishing the previously teased New X-Men title under a different title, and yes, it's Age Of Apocalypse-related
Viz to Republish Japanese Manga Adaptation of X-Men: The Animated Series in the USA, as well as Octo-Girl by Hideyuki Furuhashi
The June 2024 edition of Diamond's monthly Previews catalogue features the new Doctor Who series with the Fifteenth Doctor, from Titan Comics
Mark Millar, Valerio Giangiordano and Lee Loughridge's Nemesis: Rogues Gallery, Sequel To Big Game, Out In July From Dark Horse Now
Marvel has released its June 2024 solicits with Ultimates #1, Venomverse Reborn, Scarlet Witch #1, Uncanny X-Men #700 and Uncle Scrooge.
Venomverse was a big hit for Marvel courtesy of Kid Venom. In June, Marvel will be publishing a return with Venomverse Reborn.
Last year, the last couple of weeks of August, everything changed for the X-Men at Marvel. We would love to know more, if anyone would spill.
As first posted by Bleeding Cool, Thanos is returning this Summer from Marvel Comics, with a new Infinity Watch series launching in June.
Bleeding Cool ran a bunch of X-Men gossip before the SXSW launch of the nine new books and... it worked out pretty well, didn't it?
What were the New X-Men meant to be and why did Marvel Comics change their X-Men plans so massively over just ten days?
In Fantastic Four #18 published today, we see Franklin Richards finding a way to manage his own omnipotence and omniscience.
With X-Men Forever #1, Resurrection Of Magneto #3, Invincible Iron Man #19 and X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic #131
Madame Web (and Nick Lowe) Reveal Future of Spider-Man in today's Web Of Spider-Man #1 from Marvel Comics (Spoilers).
Next month, a new version of Gwen Stacy is introduced in Jonathan Hickman and Marco Checchetto’s Ultimate Spider-Man #4, out in April.
Mike Zagari of Marvel, Disney, DC Comics and AfterShock was most recently the head of AMC Networks Publishing has now joined The Lab Press.
In Spider-Boy #5, Bailey Briggs might just get a rematch with his ultimate nightmare—but can he save his friend or his sanity?
Dive into Ressurection of Magneto #3 where the 'easy miracles' of comic deaths turn into a Herculean labor for Storm and Magneto.
Get your wallets ready for another armor-clashing spectacle as Invincible Iron Man #16 rolls out Tony's latest cash-vacuums—err, suits!
Dive into the past with Star Wars Visions: Takashi Okazaki #1 as we uncover the Sith-y backstory of everyone's favorite Ronin.
In Star Wars: The High Republic #5, Keeve Trennis discovers ancient secrets and faces old fears. Will the force be with her?