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Enjoy San Diego Comic-Con, have a blast whether you are there or not, and on Monday get up bright and early for Marvel Declassified.

Here's a list of the comic book rumours we have heard whirling around and expect to get answers to at San Diego Comic-Con 2018.

Update, update, update, we added thirty more parties. Thanks to the SDCC Unofficial Blog, The Hollywood Reporter, my bulging inbox, and a little Google

Bleeding Cool told you that Jessica Jones was to return as a digital-first comic book, when we worked out that the Amazon solicit for Jessica Jones:

In today's Tony Stark: Iron Man #2, alongside a very entertaining and provoking take on Artificial Intelligence in the Marvel Universe...

J'onn J'onnz, the Martian Manhunter, has been the all-reliable alien adventurer with a high moral code working in the DC Comics Universe. Or has he?

The Heavy Metal booth #1529 at SDCC will be showing off the cover to the Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast Trade Paperback ahead of its release in October.

So, Bruce Wayne, fresh from having been dumped at the roof-altar by Catwoman, has decided not to try and get out of jury service. Even though a) he's rich

Lone Wolf and Cub was a comic book series created by Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima, published in Japan in 1970, translated worldwide and adapted into

Today's Marvel Spotlight magazine, free in comic stores the world over, has previews from some of the biggest comics comic from Marvel through the summer.

The week after San Diego Comic-Con, the London Film And Comic Con happens. In London. Funny that. London Film and Comic Con's Comic Zone is organised by

PREVIEW: Dean Haspiel is set to launch the third instalment of Red Hook series, Starcross, debuting free at Korean digital publisher LINE Webtoon in 2019.

Michael Davis wrote the following in 2014. We publish it now on the eve of San Diego Comic-Con, in memory of the late Harlan Ellison. 

Marvel has announced a new comic, Typhoid Fever: Spider-Man #1, written by Clay McLeod Chapman with art by Stefano Landini, hitting stores in October.

The creative team behind Rock Candy Mountain, Kyle Starks and Chris Schweizer, have a new Mars Attacks! comic coming from Dynamite in October.

John Jackson Miller and Daniel HDR have a new Battlestar Galactica comic book from Dynamite for the series' 40th anniversary.

Disney happens to own a very successful comic book publisher, but when it comes to producing all-ages comics, it seems to have very little faith in Marvel.

Shuri needs to take over leading Wakanda when Black Panther goes to space, and hijinks presumably ensue.

With San Diego Comic-Con right around the corner, Marvel is breaking out the teasers.

The Loot Crate subscription title for July is dubbed Team-Up with Ant-Man and The Wasp (still not released until August in the UK) and friends.

The story went around the world, and it seems strings were pulled. And now? The USA has reversed its decision and passed a visa for Zerocalcare to attend.

Dynamite has a series of Halloween Specials they are announcing in San Diego Comic-Con week for the five-Wednesday month.

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool re-ran Michael Davis' essay from 2014 about Harlan Ellison, after his passing.  Michael Davis, comic book creator, mentor, and

Bleeding Cool has learned from well-connected sources that Gail Simone has a new project -- a new series of projects -- from publisher Lion Forge.

Books-wise: they're pushing the Amazon Book Box for kids -- a kind or early literary Loot Crate for Amazon Prime members -- and much more.

Amazon Prime Day is still in full effect around the world. But notable is its effect on all manner of other dealers.

IDW, who also license a number of Disney titles as well, are to publish a new Marvel Comics line featuring Spider-Man, the Avengers, and Black Panther.

Billy Tucci is writing a new ongoing series for Dynamite based on the pulp character Miss Fury. It's being drawn by Emma Kubert -- and yes, some relation.

Dynamite has licensed the rights to a Rainbow Brite comic book series by Jeremy Whitley and Brittney Williams, for a monthly series starting in October.

BOOM! Studios announced plans in a press release Monday to release two Trevor Hairsine variants for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Shattered Grid #1.