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Annuals, Hunt for Wolverine: Dead Ends, and Rick and Morty: this week had a ton of major releases. What were the best and worst? Read here to find out.

Sage and her friends train for the confrontation with the fire demon in this issue of Modern Fantasy. Can they get strong enough to win? Is it a good read?

In Weapon X #22, we learned that Deadpool was working for Mentallo's cult, leaving us on a cliffhanger as he prepared to face off against Weapon X-Force.

Sage and her friends go out to save the boyfriend of Wizard Lizard, Fentax. Sage may be able to live out her Modern Fantasy after all. Is it a good read?

Archie and Batgirl? Betty and Nightwing? If you ship either of those pairings, you'll want to check out the mini-comic Archie has released to explain to

Mike Phillips writes: WARNING: This comic series is for mature readers, and some images below contain graphic content. Welcome to (our version of) Hell!

Teamwork is a surefire method of success in the superheroing business, but for Scott Lang and Nadia Pym, trapped in the microverse in Mark Waid and Javi

The Needleman is a series by Martin Simpson that was serialised in Soaring Press' anthology comic book Meanwhile... And for Thought Bubble, a few weeks

On Wednesday, Astonishing X-Men #15 hits stores, with a cover inspired by the hit song Wanted: Dead or Alive by writer Matthew Rosenberg's favorite band,

At the DC Nation panel at Toronto Fan Expo yesterday, DC Comics people mentioned that the upcoming Black Label series Batman: The Last Knight On Earth is

This is the Top 10 Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what are

James Gordon Jr is the son of Jim Gordon and brother of Barbara Gordon who went bad. Created as a child by Frank Miller and Dave Mazzucchelli in 1987 for

DC Comics has been teasing deaths for the upcoming Heroes In Crisis. With splash pages like this. And covers like this. And everyone expecting that Roy

Detective Comics #1000 is coming next year for Batman's 80th anniversary. Just as Action Comics #1000 featured Batman creators old, new and future,

Welcome to the weekly runaround Bleeding Cool, looking at the most read stories of the week - and a few that may have been missed out. Whether comic

Ted Kord is the second version of the Blue Beetle character, created by Steve Ditko and first appearing in 1966. Created for Charlton Comics, later

Announced at the DC Nation panel at Toronto Fan Expo today, we are to expect Greg Capullo and Scott Snyder to reteam on a Swamp Thing comic book short

The word coming out of the Toronto Fan Expo yesterday is that DC Comics is to launch two new comic book series, The Spectre written by Pete Tomasi and

X-O Manowar concludes Aric's quest to find a fellow Visogoth in the heart of the Roman Empire, but he must escape the arena. Is it a goodd read?

X-O Manowar continues the tale of Aric of Dacia meeting Sabbas and trying to save his friend's brother from the Romans. Is it a good read?

Blackwood is under siege by Grace and her insect creatures. The student and faculty must make a final stand if the school is to survive. Is it a good read?

Mat Greaves's new comic Chip McFitz: Wanted Dead or Alive will debut at Thought Bubble in Leeds on 22 September 2018.

Kismet is returning in a new graphic novel by A David Lewis and Noel Tuazon, just in time, a press release declares, "to confront a new age of Fascism."

Murder has come to Blackwood, as a student has been killed in town, and a swarm of massive insects plague the campus. Is it a good read?

Drew Ford's latest Kickstarter project may be one of his most ambitious yet, detailed in a press release announcing the launch of the Kickstarter.

In Deadpool #4, the Merc with a Mouth is heading off on a new mission. But where is he headed?

With X-Men Blue ending with issue #36 and the Extermination X-over event already begin, things are looking grim for the time-displaced original X-Men.

Erik Burnham writes: Red Sonja #20, and the Blade of Skath continues! This'n was written by Amy Chu and myself -- Erik Burnham -- with art split on this

Rick and Morty must unite if they can survive the Rick Revenge Squad sent after them by Party Dog. Can they survive? Is it a good read?

New Mutants: Dead Souls #6 didn't so much end the series as stop in the middle of a story -- Avengers: Infinity War style.