In this new Doctor Strange #1 by Mark Waid and Jesus Saiz, we have a Doctor Strange without his magic, trying to find his mojo in another world where everyone seems hostile and a danger.
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Dennis E. Taylor's new novel, The Singularity Trap, is a classic science fiction tale of an every man being pulled into the decision of humanity's fate.
Valiant has unveiled all the exclusives they plan to offer at Denver Comic Con, and with the mile high city's legal recreational marijuana program, we figure it's probably best to write it all down so nobody forgets. Maaaan.
Pocket Universe has announced two new Audio Comics series for this Summer: Midnight Matinees and Audio Comics Redux. 21 audio drama adaptations will be produced between the two, and available for download on the podcast directory of your choosing from Southgate Media.
The Battlecats face an old foe that leaves one of their number badly hurt. Shaken, the finally reach the land of La Marque. Their quest is far from over, and La Marque is full of deadly creatures. Does it make for a good read?
The likes of Mark Millar and Robert Kirkman may have recently eschewed second printings in favor of massive print runs, but Warren Ellis is keeping things old school, or at least AfterShock comics are when it comes to Ellis and Goran Sudžuka's A Walk Through Hell #1.
Heading in the opposite direction from the current grim and gritty Archie comicsverse, Archie plans to publish a new mini-series set during World War II by Mark Waid, Brian Augustyn, Peter Krause, Kelly Fitzpatrick, and Jack Morelli.
The Battlecats are a band of humanoid cat warriors sent out by their king to kill a legendary monster known as the Dire Beast. Can they complete their mission? Is it a good read?
Move over, NXT Takeover Chicago! The biggest event to hit both wrestling and comics is coming in September from BOOM! Studios with WWE: NXT Takeover, a weekly event series, and the worlds of comics and wrestling will never be the same again!
Frank Cho, has been happy to bring back his "outrage" style to celebrate the happy couple at Phoenix Comic Fest and share the result.
The story of Black Sands/Kids 2 Kings continues with a Sumerian ship summoning sea monsters to attack a Cyprus ship, and Ausar and his siblings return to Memphis and the Kemetic Empire. Does it make for a good read?
Rick, Beth, and Jerry are on a mission to save their kids. Morty has been turned into a vampire, and Summer has been taken captive by the vampire hive. Can they be saved? Is it a good read?
In Orange County, California, one of the candidates running for District Attorney is Brett Murdock. His ads feature his last name MURDOCK prominently and recognisably as the Daredevil logo with BRETT taking the place of Marvel.
You know, if Batman doesn't actually Catwoman, as seems a strong possibility knowing Tom King's tendency to bait and switch, there may be a lot of
The Hunt for Wolverine may be coming to an end in August, but it looks like Marvel may be planning on building off the success of Hunt for Wolverine, as well as the alliances of Marvel Chairman Ike Perlmutter with President Donald Trump's administration, to bring readers a new epic saga called Hunt for Melania.
This Wednesday is going to be a massive week. All over the shop. As long as it's a comic shop.
Dennis Barger has his first GI Joe exclusive cover for the recently released GI Joe #252 from IDW, exclusive to GI Joe Con 2018 in Chattanooga from the
Brad Ricca writes, If it finally happens, it won’t be the first time. Though long considered the highest plane of nerd Valhalla for comics fans, the San
Author, comedian, and Marvel podcast and video host Lorraine Cink is writing a new book for Marvel called Powers of a Girl: A Celebration of 30 Marvel
Once upon a time, Nick Spencer was a Cincinnati politician, running a local club, getting heavily involved in city politics, and standing for election as
A few years ago, Stan Lee wrote a story for the Stan Lee Meets series, which saw Stan Lee meeting a number of his co-creations for Marvel Comics. Stan Lee
Unlike some comic books like Amazing Spider-Man #800, some publishers wait until a comic book has actually sold out before offering a second printing.
Every kid in Britain grows up with BBC's Newsbeat. The BBC Radio 1 news bulletin that gets in the way of the music but ends up educating a generation into
This weekend, we learned of the death of Nick Meglin, longstanding editor of Mad Magazine, who died of a heart attack on Saturday, aged 82. He worked on
Every so often (but seemingly less so since we started this column), comic book publishers accidentally send out unlettered previews, showing us what the characters are doing but not what they’re saying. In Improbable Previews, we correct this mistake by putting the words back in.
Each week, armed with the joy, heartbreak, and frustration of 30+ years of reading X-Men comics, we read every new X-book that comes out, recap the events, provide the historical context so you can read it on Marvel Unlimited, and wonder when Marvel will let Chris Claremont write something again.
Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered great indignities,
According to this upcoming Wednesday's Batman Wedding Prelude: Nightwing vs. Hush, we learn a sticky detail about the upcoming ceremony.
Bleeding Cool Bestseller List: Doomsday Clock just beat Man of Steel, which just beat Amazing Spider-Man, which just beat No Justice #4. But it was close...
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