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We are expecting the new series of Doctor Who starring Jodie Whittaker in the first week of October. A week-and-change after that, on October 17th, Titan

Batgirl is getting a new look, as seen in next month's Batgirl. But we have one issue left to go... BATGIRL #26 (W) Mairghread Scott (A) Paul Pelletier

With the relaunch of All-New Wolverine as X-23, a lot of X-fans wondered why Laura Kinney would go back to using the codename given to her by the people

Kryptonite, the fictional material created in the heart of an exploding planet Krypton, shards of which cause Superman pain or even death. And which have

Action Comics #1 was an oversized 64-page newsprint comic, that cost 10 cents in 1938. In today's money that would be $1.79. The same with Detective

Batman: Damned is the new Black Label debut series from DC Comics, an attempt to tell mature readers superhero stories. You know, like they used to do

Yesterday, comic book writer Tom Taylor tweeted out the following. I believe comics are for everyone. There is no excuse for harassment. There is no place

InkyPen is a new app launching in November from a Norweigan company of the same name for the Nintendo Switch. For a subscription of $8 a month, or the

Before San Diego Comic-Con I heard two rumours. That ex-Marvel publisher Bill Jemas was starting up a new comic book publisher and looking for people. And

The Vagrant Queen Elida is at odds with her erstwhile ally, Stelling. He might be planning to turn Elida in. Does it make for a good read?

Kevin Smith had something to share today.

Like all X-Men comics fans, we here at X-ual Healing spend pretty much all our free time thinking about how Marvel should manage the X-books. What? You

The comic book we’re currently hawking -- Wolverton, Thief of Impossible Objects -- started out as an original screenplay.

We've got more EXCLUSIVE pages for you here in the solicits for the rest of Titan Comics' offerings for this week.

The Beasts of Burden are back. After a fire salamander is caught in a trap covered in runes, the dogs must investigate. Is it a good read?

The Beatles Yellow Submarine, written by Bill Morrison with inks by Andrew Pepoy, colors by Nathan Kane, and letters by Aditya Bidikar, in stores this week.

Cold Spots finds a private invetigator working to track down the daughter and granddaughter of an old man in a frigid world of spirits. Is it a good read?

Valiant's Harbinger Wars 2 #4, the epic finale to the super-mega-crossover event of the summer, is in stores on Wednesday, as well as X-O Manowar #18

Each week, Marvel sends out previews of all their comics shipping on the coming Wednesday. To some websites. Not to this website. We've asked, but

Employees of Detroit gym Destination Fitness like their comic books, as their dubbing of client Soy Tri as "Black Thor" on their website might suggest.

Something of note -- without a Batman, a Justice League, or Marvel event like Extermination or Infinity Wars, nothing stands out from the crowd.

Frank Cho has made a cottage industry of spending an hour or two creating sketch covers on blank variant covers and sold privately or on eBay.

It's not just the similarity in name to Wonder Woman but the logo itself, which uses elements from the comic book Wonder Woman logo over the years.

Welcome to Lying In The Gutters, Bleeding Cool’s weekly runaround of the most popular stories on the site through the week. And despite the excesses of

With DC Comics' new Walmart-exclusive comics hitting their second issues, some stores are raiding their stock shelves to get rid of some other inventory.

FanX: Salt Lake Comic Convention has been forbidden from using their previous title Salt Lake Comic Con, even if they put "formerly" in front.

It was a rollercoaster of a weekend of the Amazing Comic Con Aloha, scheduled to run from Friday in Honolulu as Hurricane Lane was due to hit. On the day

Oni Press is shipping two titles to comic book stores on Wednesday, August 29th, and both of them are based on the ever-popular Rick and Morty.

In 2008, following his run on New Excalibur, legendary X-Men writer Chris Claremont set his sights on revamping another franchise with New Exiles.

Now Moon Knight is forced to undergo a series of trials, and the first one is depicted in a preview of next Wednesday's issue.