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Captain America: Sam Wilson - The Complete Collection Vol 1 was solicited from Marvel Comics in their December solicitations (and out in January 2020)
I wonder if Todd McFarlane's people had a word? Because it seems that the planned Marvel Zombies revival, dubbed Marvel Zombies Respawn it to be renamed
This week saw the publication of Harleen Book One by Stjepan Sejic, the first in a three-part series for DC's Black Label in a similar over-sized prestige
They may be teasing a marriage between Spider-Man and Black Cat in the upcoming Black Cat Annual, that simultaneously trolls the fans still annoyed about
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Disney executive Bob Iger's new autobiography The Ride of A Lifetime, looks at a number of contentious moments in Disney's history, including dealing with
Unfortunately, another local comic shop is closing down. Manned by Kurt Bollers, West Village Comics is closing down this coming Sunday, September 29th.
Marvel Stopped the Presses to Remove Mark Waid's Captain America Essay From Marvel Comics #1000
This November, Marvel Comics will break a new record, publishing two-thousand-ninety-nine variant covers in a single month! The House of Ideas, whose main
It’s that time again where Viz Media lists the manga they’re releasing in December. Something for everyone again! Shonen Jump My Hero Academia, Vol. 22 By
Explosive publisher BOOM! Studios has announced plans to publish Happiness Will Follow, an autobiographical graphic novel by Mike Hawthorne, telling "the
Marvel has finally revealed what the Anolute Carnage: Miles Morales #2 variant they'll be giving away at New York Comic Con next week will look like.
It's curious to see the connections comic books can make. Mark Zaid, the lawyer representing the similarly-named Mark Waid in his defence against charges
Rod Lamberti of Rodman Comics writes weekly for Bleeding Cool. Find previous columns here. Back in May Marvel's Editor and Chief C.B. Cebulski sent this
The now thrice-sold-out series Dead End Kids -- from Frank Gogol, Nenad Civiticanin, Sean Rinehart, and Source Point Press -- is coming to New York Comic
I’m in the pub with Tony. Everyone say, hello Tony. His friends have just discovered that he didn’t win an Eagle Award but a National Comics Award, years
On Thursday, October 3rd, the 13th annual New York Comic Con will begin. It will begin in the wee hours with the Diamond Retailer Breakfast, including
It was promised last year. Marvel Comics #1000 initially had a much greater tease for a new Young Avengers series, but that was edited back before
The cover solicitation for Red Hood And The Outlaws #38 didn't have any speech balloons on it. But the published one did. A phrase very familiar to mutant
Some people wonder why Marvel Comics publishing plans aren't quite as tied down in relation to their movies as DC Comics' titles tend to be. The big
Comic book creator Tom Pinchuk writes, Greetings and salutations – I'm Tom Pinchuk, a writer who contributed to Heavy Metal's new comedy mag, Soft Wood.
Back in February, Marvel and SerialBox announced news that shook the world of comic-themed serialized audio and prose novels to its very foundations,
Amy Chu has a Writer's Commentary on KISS: The End's finale, issue #5 published by Dynamite Entertainment yesterday. She writes, Well, hello again! Here
Boom Studios CEO and founder Ross Richie continues to plunge his metaphorical sword into the hopes of Image Comics’ publisher Eric Stephenson to win The
October 30th sees the publication of the Batman Annual #4 by Tom King and Jorge Fornes. And, with his final issue., Batman #85, staring at him on the
The comic book series Dead End Kids from Frank Gogol, Nenad Cviticanin, Sean Rinehart, and Source Point Press has been a bit of a hit on the aftermarket -
The launch of a new mutant era. X-Men #1 by Jonathan Hickman and Leinil Francis Yu, and a plethora of variant covers has dominated the Advance Reorder
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It looks like WarnerMedia is looking for a little bit of corporate synergy between their in-house comic book publisher and their new pro wrestling