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So in a twist nobody could have possibly seen coming, that invitation by Mayor Kingpin for J. Jonah Jameson to have a banquet in his honor turned out to

The strategic retconning of Captain Marvel's past, presumably to bring things more in line with the upcoming movie, rolls on in next week's issue of Life

As we head into the finale of Marvel's Defenders revival in next week's Defenders: The Best Defense, things get a little... *gasp*... political!

It's Christmastime for the Runaways in next week's Runaway's #16, but nobody feels like celebrating. First of all, they're trapped in their house being

Everything is turning up Morgan Le Fay in Weapon H lately. Last issue, Le Fay was able to convince the titular Weapon H to free her from Roxxon's control

The Punisher may be one of the last Marvel Netflix stars still standing, but things in his own ongoing comic aren't faring so well for Frank Castle.

This Wednesday, Infinity Wars ostensibly concludes, ending what's seemed like a year-long string of super-mega-crossover events and tie-ins that has

We just get later and later... Welcome to Thank FOC It’s Friday Sunday, a weekly-ish mailing list, similar to The Daily LITG, but (mostly) every Friday

Has there ever been a team as dysfunctional as the new West Coast Avengers? In Wednesday's West Coast Avengers #6, interpersonal relationships between

For decades, DC Comics remained at 666 Broadway in New York - and one of the given reasons it stayed there for so long, was the DC Comics Archive. The

So we're nearing the end of the year, which means it's time for us to prepare the first annual X-ual Healing Awards, where we'll celebrate the things we

As Bleeding Cool pointed out on Wednesday, this week's Uncanny X-Men #5 featured. Well, Nathan Grey wiping out centres of worshop of three of the world’s

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

That the recent CCXP 2018 comic book convention in Brazil saw the release of the DC Comics crossover with Monica's Gang characters in a variety of forms.

Dynamite Entertainment is using the Groupees service to offer big digital and print bundles of their comics for the end of the year. And to help launch

vWelcome to the mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail here. Top five most-read stories yesterday 'Neal Adams Is

In Marvel's Marvel Knights 20th Anniversary celebration, someone has caused the Marvel Universe to forget who they are. In next week's Marvel Knights 20th

Iceman has been trying hard to prove to the Morlocks and their leader Madin that the X-Men really do care about them, despite the fact that they're mostly

Bleeding Cool has a lot of time for Patrick Zircher. He tells it like it is. And over the last few days, he has been telling us how it is to work with

Kate Bishop puts up with a lot of crap. First of all, she has to share a superhero name with Clint Barton, which should be enough for one person to suffer

Last week's Uncanny X-Men ended on quite the cliffhanger. Facing off against Magneto and Angel, two of Nate Grey's four Horsemen of Salvation, the team

Domino's business dealings with Wakandan general Shoon'kwa haven't gone very smoothly. Domino and her team previously found themselves kidnapping Morbius

In next week's Exiles #11, the relatively new team comes up against the greatest threat they've ever faced... The Exiles?! This is a new team of Exiles

In next week's Champions Annual #1, Snowguard returns home for the first time since joining the Champions, but if you thought that being a famous

Spider-Geddon, the Spider-people crossover event that's seemingly been going on for the past six years, finally ends next Wednesday with the release of

Saladin Ahmed is the new writer of The Magnificent Ms Marvel, starting in March from Marvel Comics, taking over from the character's co-creator G Willow

In next week's Captain America #6, Alexa Lukin's plan is finally coming to fruition (isn't it convenient how villains' plans always manage to come to

Forget about raindrops on roses, whiskers on kittens, bright copper kettles, warm woolen mittens, and even brown paper packages tied up with strings!

Consider this the Roy/Neal war. The legendary Roy Thomas's manager John Cimino writes regarding comments on Bleeding Cool from the legendary Neal Adams,

If there's one thing reading articles on the internet written by Baby Boomers has taught us, it's that Millennials are ruining everything. The latest