Nova Art By Ramon Perez At Marvel NYCC – First Look

Tales of Terror Annual #1 has been considered one of the toughest to get EC Comics New Trend issues for as long as there's been an EC fandom.

The month after debuting Thanos & Drax in Iron Man & the same month his Captain Marvel saga launched, Where Monsters Dwell shows the Jim Starlin cosmic era had begun.

Publisher Anglo-American Publishing had Fawcett Captain Marvel stories redrawn in Canada during the Golden Age.

Canadian publisher F.E. Howard did some unusual Archie Comics reprints in Canada during WWII, which remain highly sought-after today.

Pioneer Publishing of London, Ontario, is a mysterious publisher who put out this unusual Phantom Lady #17 reprint in 1948.

Legendary comic book artist Jim Aparo contributed to a large number of DC Comics classics, and his Batman #341 cover is an interesting symbol of his career.

Check out a preview of Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #7, where 8-Ball contemplates returning to his criminal ways while facing a mysterious new threat called the Pool Party.

In Ripperland #3, Holden and Fogg face contradicting evidence and mounting confusion as they pursue a killer who seems to always be one step ahead of them.

Check out Ironheart: Bad Chemistry #1, where Riri Williams faces off against the mysterious Khem in a battle that could leave Chicago in ashes. Preview the chaos inside!

Batman: Hush 2 Evidence... That It's Not Hush Under The Bandages. That's our theory anyway, what do you think?

Check out Stranger Things & Dungeons and Dragons: Rise Of Hellfire #2 as Eddie Munson recruits new players and revisits a legendary campaign from his D&D past.

Bleeding Cool scooped the news on DC's follow-up to their international anthologies Batman: The World and Joker: The World, with Superman: The World, a