Comics Archives

Cyclops and Wolverine are both back, but the rest of the X-Men are gone! Talk about bad luck! Plus: the Age of X-Man continues.

James Heppelwhite shares 6 thoughts about the debut of Peter Cannon Thunderbolt, the new series from Dynamite Entertainment.

Ty Templeton and Kieren Smith bring homages to classic comic strips to the the Daily Bugle's funny pages in next week's issue.

Why does anybody in the superhero ever hire Doc Sampson? It doesn't seem like he does a very good job. Plus: a sick Iron Man burn!

Dynamite Entertainment is to launch a new Bettie Page comic in April, by David Avallone, Julis Ohta, Ellie Wright, Taylor Esposito and Kevin Ketner.

iI next week's Spider-Gwen Ghost Spider #5, the titular Gwen is taking on responsibility for gun control herself, one gun at a time.

How can this be a parody if it's just a factual representation of exactly what Marvel is planning to do with War of the Realms in just a few months?

James Post, owner of the NY Collector Cave, has a retailer exclusive cover for the new Sabrina, The Teenage Witch #1. He states that 'we got the go-ahead

Conan has been many things. A barbarian. A king. A thief, a reaver, a slayer. And now, a new trade, as we meet Conan the Locksmith?!

Andy Runton is the creator of the all-ages comic book Owly, a favourite of my youngest daughter. But it's a different, and far less fictional animal that

Alex Wilder wants to sacrifice Victor Mancha to appease the children of the Gibborim... but can you sacrifice a robot without a soul?

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what

With no other recourse in his war on Hydra from a Bagalian prison, The Punisher is forced to resort to an A-Team style montage.

Bleeding Cool gave you the heads up on the Anti-Love and Anti-Sex Agenda of Age Of X-Man, the current mutant reality being published by Marvel right now,

Ms. Marvel just isn't feeling the superheroing today, but unfortunately, it's the final issue of her series before a #1 issue relaunch.

Wolverine #144 was a comic published by Marvel in 1999, written by Image Comics founder Erik Larsen and current Image Comics publisher Eric Stephenson. It

Parents are the worst! Wait, we take that back. Parents who are lizards and accidentally turned you into a lizard too are the worst!

Sheryl Hall of Thrifty Couture has been running workshops in Hampstead, England, this week, encouraging people to turn comic books into footwear. Taking

Welcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Top five stories read yesterday: Brandon Sanderson

It's time for our bi-monthly retelling of Spider-Man's origin story, but this time it's happening not in one of the 14 spider-titles but... Squirrel Girl?!

Why is Thor called the God of Thunder? Odin reveals all in this shocking preview of next week's Thor #10, on the road to War of the Realms!

Riri Williams is spending too much time superheroing and not enough time focusing on her schoolwork, which doesn't sit well with her mother...

Hercules seems awfully confident in this preview of the first issue of Marvel's next ten-part weekly Avengers epic, No Road Home.

Man, Marvel just can't get enough of killing Cable lately, as this preview of the conclusion to the Shatterstar mini series shows us...

But more importantly, when will Marvel's editorial department team-up to get the continuity straight between the various comics they publish?

Mojo has engineered a love triangle between Rogue, Gambit, and Longshot. You may say it's cliche, but he knows it's exactly what you really want.

The entire world has been rewritten in mutants favor for the Age of X-Man event, but for Glob Herman in NextGen, there's nobody here but us chickens.

There are a few peeks inside the covers of Detective Comics #1000 out there. Here is what we've found... Tease from the piece @GregCapullo

Tom Mandrake is a comic book creator, best known for his work on Grimjack, The Spectre and Martian Manhunter, especially in collaboration with John

With the launch of the new Red Sonja #1 comic this week by Mark Russell, Mirko Colak and Dearbhla Kelly and, frankly, better than 99% of the other comics