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Project Wonderful is a service created by Ryan North that provides advertising services for webcomics. But, as of yesterday, the service is closing down.

At MegaCon Orlando, Tom King said that his big DC Comics event would be announced on June 12th. That's today. Superman Day as well, if you recall.

Tomorrow sees the release of the new Thor comic book series, still by Jason Aaron, now by Mike Del Mundo, Marco D'Alfonso, and Christian Ward.

A group of comic book professionals have launched a new website with the purpose of providing tools and resources for comic book creators.

BOOM! Studios has announced the magical Welcome to Wanderland, a four-issue mini-series by Jackie Ball and Maddi Gonzalez.

Bleeding Cool confirmed with Hollywood Community Police Station that Keya Morgan, the principal figure managing Stan Lee, is being held with bail at $20,000

The second shoe at DC dropped today: Geoff Johns is no longer CCO or President of DC Entertainment. So what really happened?

An Action Comics #1 CGC 8.5 has sold for $2,007,500 at Comic Connect. The comic features the first appearance of Superman by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.

Red Sonja and Tarzan finally meet, and the two race to meet Eson Duul. However, Duul is already gone. Does it make for a good read?

Xerxes has returned to Persia as its new king. What will he do? Whom will he marry? How will is reign end? Does it make for a good read?

Olwyn and Rook's journey to Isola is sidetracked by an old hermit for the former and a band of mercenaries for the latter. Is it a good read?

This issue focuses on the search for the Witchblade, both by the Dark Queen and a blind sorcerer named Sea Hawk. Is it a good read?

Oni Press announced the return of Sarah Graley's Kim Reaper in a press release today, with a new series called Kim Reaper: Vampire Island in September.

We have found Geoff Johns's new website, featuring his comics, TV, and film projects -- and the new logo for his Killing Zone imprint.

Image Comics has revealed the release date for their collection of Grim Wilkins' Mirenda, which Wilkins announced would be coming back in May.

Garfield Homecoming finds its feline hero running away after Jon tries to enforce some strict discipline. Does it make for a good read?

A new arc kicks off in September's X-O Manowar #19, by Matt Kindt and Juan José Ryp, which Valiant is billing as a jumping-on point for the series.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #28 has sold out from Boom! Studios and has gone to second printing. It will be available on the 18th of July.

Leah Moore has provided us with a commentary track for Sherlock Holmes: The Vanishing Man #2 from Dynamite Entertainment

Earlier this year DC Comics announced DC Zoom and DC Ink -- along with all the writers. Well, now they have decided to tell you who the artists are.

Shipwreck comes to an ending with Isham blocking Dr. Shipwright's way off the world. Can Shipwright escape? Is it a good read?

Dan Slott and Valerio Schiti start a new Tony Stark: Iron Man arc in September, with this smoochathon.

Rick Veitch's The One continues with Charlie and Bog tearing apart Manhattan with their battle while Egypt and Doc just try to survive. Is it a good read?

In what is looking like a systematically planned action, all three Ultimate Comics stores in North Carolina were broken into and burgled last night.

This week's Quicksilver: No Surrender #2 sees Pietro trapped in a seemingly frozen world, fighting a mysterious version of himself...

DC President and chief creative officer Geoff Johns is quitting those positions for a writer-producer deal with Warner Bros. and DC.

In 2016, Sky Arts TV filmed a four-part anthology series called Neil Gaiman's Likely Stories based on a number of Gaiman's short prose stories.

Brian Middleton has created comics such as Quinn-Finity, Adventures in Isme, Wander and Xiat. And now he has something new, coming from Scout Comics.

Transformers: Unicron #1, solicited for July, was originally solicited with a 1:50 variant tiered cover by Bill Sienkiewicz.

At the DC in DC panel earlier in the year, "The Aftermath: Battle & Trauma in Comics," writer Tom King revealed a new upcoming project called Sanctuary.