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In Buffy the Vampire Slayer Tea Time #1, Giles sucks the blood of the living while BOOM! sucks the blood of their wallets with an eight-dollar price tag.
Yen Press announced a slate of upcoming releases that includes manga (Spy Classroom and Toilet-bound Hanako-kun, Vol. 0), light novels (Dragon and
Antarctic Press time... In 1989 and 1990, NOW Comics launched a crime comic book series called Alias, nothing to do with the later Marvel comic book that
X-Factor must get ready for the Hellfire Gala in this preview of X-Factor #10... so why is Eyeboy watching Polaris and Aurora get dressed?
Turbo Kid was a 2015 Canadian superhero comedy film written and directed by François Simard, Anouk Whissell, and Yoann-Karl Whissell. The film follows the
In this preview of United States of Captain America #1, poor Steve and Sam can't even enjoy a nice quiety road trip without someone trying to kill all the Captain Americas. Wait, how many Captain Americas are there?
Bleeding Cool has been told by a number of comic book creators that they suddenly got a random and unexpected cheque - or check - from Marvel Comics,
Heavy Metal Magazine #310 in September includes an interview with Jim Shooter, former EIC of Marvel and publisher of Valiant, Defiant and Broadway Comics.
Frank Gogol writes for Power Rangers Universe: Edge of Darkness, as well as Dead End Kids, GRIEF and No Heroine from Source Point Press. In September the
With Old Man Cable set to return, maybe next issue, we must cherish the time we have with the younger version in Cable #11. Here's a preview.
Vault comics time... With Tini Howard, Jim Zub, and Tim Seeley on board, this might as well be a Marvel of DC event with a bunch of experienced writers
Valiant Entertainment has no new launches in September 2021 - but is valiantly continuing to publish X-O Manowar, Ninjak and collect their current
Specter Inspectors #5 concludes at explosive publisher BOOM! Studios on Wednesday, and we've got a preview of the issue for you below.
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Teen Titans Academy 2021 Yearbook #1, coming in at six dollars, is the cheapest DC superhero comic in stores this Tuesday.
The Golden Age Harley Quinn?! Green Lantern's nemesis Harlequin first appeared in All-American Comics #89 in 1947.
NFTWatch: Welcome to a semi-regular runaround of NFT news as it pertains to the comic book marketplace. Slammed by some for being environmentally damaging
With a mixed bag between amazing characterization, jaw-dropping in-jokes, and a somewhat questionable last page reveal, Nightwing #81 takes you on a
Doctor Doom is getting married in Latveria to his long-time cosmic-powered adjutant, Victorious. While this marriage is ceremonial in nature — the
An X-Men #1 CGC 9.6 (Marvel, 1963) has just gone for a record $702,000 at this week's ComicConnect Event Auction #46.
With a relentless sense of urgency and very savvy choices made in the narrative and artistic structure, Seven Secrets #9 is another sure-fire winner from
Last week, Ben Templesmith announced that he was returning to comics with Warren Ellis, finishing their long-abandoned comic book Fell, from Image Comics,
When I was a kid, the biggest question in comics was what 2000AD would be called in 2001. Turns out the answer was 2000AD. A brand is a powerful thing.
It's Deva Lompop time! We mentioned that Star Was: War Of The Bounty Hunters: Jabba The Hutt #1 was up for Final-Order Cutoff this weekend. Well, Marvel
As everyone who saw the Rick And Morty season five premiere knows, Mr Nimbus looks a little like the Sub Mariner, is Rick Sanchez's nemesis, is King of
In Time Before Time #2, time travel is in the hands of criminal organizations, and they use it to profit from things people need in other eras that aren’t
Godkiller by Matteo Pizzolo and Anna Muckracker returns to Black Mask in September as Godkiller: Spiderland alongside a deluxe hardcover of the original
Rob Liefeld posted to social media today "It Was 30 Years Ago Today! June 25, 1991. X-FORCE kicked down the door and never looked back! Where were you 30
St Mark’s Comics, the venerable New York City comic store, is doing more than just rooting for the home team. The legendary retailer announced a