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Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's X-Men Red #3.

Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's X-Men Blue #25.

Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's Old Man Logan #38.

Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's Domino #1.

Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's Despicable Deadpool #298.

Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's X-Men Gold #25.

Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's Rogue and Gambit #4.

In what may be the first in a series of lawsuits, Stan Lee has filed a suit against Jerold “Jerry” Olivarez alleging elder abuse. Olivarez is the man behind the controversial Hands of Respect company.

Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's New Mutants: Dead Souls #2.

This installment of Bleeding Cool Comics Chatter consists of yours truly, Josh Davison, and Jeremy Konrad discussing Exiles, Domino, Immortal Men Crude, and the Dead Hand, all of which are first installments of their series.

Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's Astonishing X-Men #10.

Marvel Legacy #1 by Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic was full of stories. The Avengers of 1,000,000 consisting of Odin, Phoenix, a Ghost Rider on a woolly

Last week, we didn't have time to recap the X-books due to all the C2E2 news we had to cover, which means we've got to catch up. To do that, we've got to read and recap 13 -- yes, 13 -- X-books in one weekend. Is that even possible? We're about to find out! Here's All-New Wolverine #33.

Animosity: Evolution introduces the crime lords behind the vice trades in Wintermute while the Grassland Sisters begin looking for their missing family. Does it make for a good read?

With over half a million copies ordered by retailers – and DC saying that’s not enough – a number of retailers will be selling Action Comics #1000 early

Bleeding Cool has seen the final page of Brian Michael Bendis, Jim Lee and Scott Williams's first story in Action Comics #1000 that leads into Man of Steel #1. And yes, we can confirm that it reveals something that changes the very origin of Superman.

Eternal Empire continues with our heroes finally confronting the empress and fighting to save their homes. Does it make for a good read?

Cold War continues to complicate as we see the the histories behind John and LQ while Vinh tries to lead the brigade to safety. Is it a good read?

Paul Duffield and Kate Brown are two of the greatest comic book illustrators it has been my pleasure to meet. Best known amongst Bleeding Cool readers,

Dry County #2 finds Lou trying to find his missing girlfriend and save her from the clutches of her crazy ex-boyfriends. Is it a good read?

Here's a thought. As of June, and Champions #19, Ms. Marvel is the only character in the cast who has a solo ongoing uncancelled title at Marvel Comics,

On the American Library Association's Top 10 Frequently Challenged list (or the Banned Books list) for 2017, Drama by Raina Telgemeier has landed at #4 -- the book's third year on the list.

Classic Marvel and DC Comics Being Auctioned Off Really Cheap

The Brothers Dracul are hauled off by the Ottoman Empire after their father surrenders Transylvania to the invading force. The brothers, Vlad and Radu, struggle under the reins of the sultan and his family. Does it make for a good read?

Carter Carlson's Cold War career ended with the discovery of the weapon known as the Dead Hand. Now a sheriff in a small and secluded town, it seems like the ghosts of the war will return with the Dead Hand being discovered again. Is it a good read?

Dark Horse has sent us an exclusive look inside Harrow County #30 by writer Cullen Bunn and artist Tyler Crook. Read it here!

Spider-Gwen is the Marvel Comics title starring a parallel dimension Gwen Stacy as Spider-Woman. Kicking off in the Edge of Spider-Verse series, she went on to get her own series. And now Marvel Comics has issued an interesting press release.

Dynamic Forces is appearing once again on The Shopping Channel this Sunday/Monday with a exclusive covers of Action Comics #1000.

Dark Horse has sent us an exclusive first look at the cover and solicitation for Resident Alien: An Alien in New York #4.

Advance Reorders: It's the new Avengers that has people the most excited, even more than Amazing Spider-Man. And Spawn gets a virgin cover bump as well. Deathstroke's Batman miniseries-within-a-series is also doing the business.