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Marvel is celebrating their birthday starting in January 2019 with an eight-volume series, each volume focused on a decade in Marvel's history.

Marvel has released a first look at Luke Cage #1, the next digital-first series in the Marvel Digital Originals initiative.

DC Entertainment has announced new details for Batman Day 2018 -- now in its fifth year and scheduled for September 15th, 2018.

In Tony Stark: Iron Man by Dan Slott, Valerio Schiti, and Edgar Delgado we see the idea of Artificial Intelligence rights in the Marvel Universe.

In today's Peter Parker, Spectacular Spider-Man #308 by Chip Zdarsky and Chris Bachalo, the Steve Ditko tributes keep coming.

Ever since we watched Superman: The Movie, we know there's only one way to do the impossible and save the world. And going back in time to fix mistakes

Man, there I was slating Thor #4 for avoiding an intriguing possibility for a crossover with Infinity Wars... as Thanos came to the Norse realm of death,

Extermination is upon us. The mini-series series by Ed Brisson and Pepe Larraz that will finally deal with the fate of the Original Five, the Cyclops,

The return of Batman's underwear-outside-the-trousers look is explained, mostly, and spoilery, in Batman #53 for those who want to know.

From today's DC Comics titles, a preview of Batman: Damned by Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo as Bermejo promised the other day. With a Gotham with a dead

Pearl is a tattoo artist who finds herself dragged back into the world of assassination when she is attacked. Is it a good read?

The Astonishing X-Men Annual reunites the surviving members of the team to reflect on how far they've come. Is it a good read?

Aspen does like to be first out of the gate when it comes to full monthly solicitations, and the publisher has its November titles all lined up.

Cable and Deadpool reunite when a time-traveling doctor tells Wade that robots are going back in time to kill Wade's mom. Is it a good read?

Zenescope has officially announced its own Zenescope Comic Festival in Philadelphia in 10 days' time.

Castle Talk -- Jason talks to Tom DeFalco, writer of Spider-Girl: The Complete Collection Vol. 1 (new in trade paperback from Marvel).

The Legion of Doom has seemed to achieve victory, but the Justice League comes up with a final gambit to save the world. Is it a good read?

Extermination kicks off with Cyclops and Bloodstorm being ambushed while at dinner and Iceman being attacked in the street. Is it a good read?

Marvel has revealed the cover to Uncanny X-Men #1, along with a release date: November 14th. The cover and release date were posted as part of an

Dark Horse has announced that they will publish a comic book set in the world of the God of War video game franchise in November, following the success of

The second printing of Fantastic Four #1 runs the big spoiler from the inside of the comic on the front cover, drawn by Sara Pichelli.

Incoming Uncanny X-Men writer Kelly Thompson took to Twitter late Monday night to share a panel from Mr. and Mrs. X #2, in stores a week from Wednesday on

At San Diego Comic-Con, we learned that Tom Scioli will write and draw a Go-Bots comic reboot for IDW, launching in October and touted as "the first story

Wacoinda is the name of a black technology and economic Facebook group that is centred around cryptocurrency and financial education that focuses on black

Comics for Your Pull Box rises! Bleeding Cool is here once again to help sort through the new releases list and pick the best and most interesting comics.

This is the solicited cover to Infinity Wars #2, out tomorrow. But it seems that some stores are getting a cover that they didn't order alongside it.

It is five weeks to Thought Bubble. Probably Britain's best comic convention/festival (though I know The Lakes would want to have words over that), this

We've been asking people to check in with their local Walmart stores, as to how the rollout of DC Comics Giant anthologies has been received. Marc Turnage

When Infinity Wars Prime came out alongside Thor #3, we thought there may be some kind of clever tie-in. In the former, Gamora has killed Thanos,

Ex-Vertigo and ex-Humanoids editor Tim Pilcher has accepted an offer from British graphic novel and comic publisher Soaring Penguin Press to become