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DC Comics has decided to let folk know what they are planning for Superman 100-Page Giant #2 - and we learnt something more about the From Beyond The
(Marvel Comics, creative team: Jason Aaron, Ed McGuinness, Francesco Manna, Mark Morales, Jason Keith, Cory Petit) There are so many problematic elements
They say you can never go back home. That is not true, it seems, for comic book store Seidr’s Den, in Caspar, Wyoming, owned by Steve Howe. It is moving
Ahead of Final Order Cut-Off dates, a number of publishers release new covers, sometimes tiered to orders of other comics or cover to help boost their
Comic book writer Gail Simone first wrote the Birds Of Prey title in 2003 with #56 at a time when the series was planned to be cancelled. Featuring
Batgirl #44 was originally solicited as a City Of Bane aftermath comic book. But it looks as if DC Comics has decided to junk all memories of that
This is how Wonder Woman #86 was originally solicited, before Wonder Woman #84 became #750. WONDER WOMAN #86 (W) Steve Orlando (A) Max Raynor (CA) Guillem
Once & Future #1 by Doctor Kieron Gillen and Dan Mora has just made a jump - to an eighth printing. Which has to be a modern-day record. I mean, it
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Last summer, Jonathan Hickman oversaw the rejuvenation of Marvel’s X-books with the immensely popular House Of X and Powers Of X miniseries, spawning a
Hellboy Winter Special 2019 by Mike Mignola, Márk László, Dave Stewart, Chris Roberson, Leila del Duca, Michelle Madsen, Scott Allie, Andrea Mutti, Lee
It's that time of the month again. Viz Media has released their April titles for pre-order and it's a big list. There must be something you fancy in here.
I have taken much delight in my home having both Alexa and Google Nest speakers in my home since Christmas. Especially the function where, through my
Marvel Comics has published memorials for Tom Lyle and Gerry Alanguilan in today's comics. It is particularly poignant in X-Men #5, as Gerry Alanguilan
Avengers #28 was out for Christmas. And it seems that the Three Wise Heralds of Galactus had a message for us all, for a cosmic nativity. Following yonder
Last month's issue did pretty much exactly what it said on the tin. I mean, half-ish. Two of this pretty lot. Magpie, off-panel. ...and Cavalier, very
Today’s X-Men #5 sees Cyclops putting a team together for a mission. one of the members is Synch, from Gendration X, created by Scott Lobdell and Chris
Frank Tieri has been writing the Ruins Of Ravencroft one-shots that have led up to today's Ravencroft #1. And in doing so has been doing his own
Last year, Urban Comics, a DC Comics licensor in France, published a hardcover gallery of Lee Bermejo's work for DC Comics. It included finished art,
In X-Men #1, with the Krakoan hit squad hitting Orchis hard, they released a lot of imprisoned mutants. Although they were not all mutants. One was
This is a panel from towards the end of today's Justice League #39 by Scott Snyder and Jorge Jimenez. With the Spectre and the Phantom Stranger narrating
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Excalibur and Marauders, the two best books of the Dawn of X by our reckoning, each holding three Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week awards, tied for
Excalibur and Marauders, the two best books of the Dawn of X by our reckoning, each holding three Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week awards, tied for
Excalibur and Marauders, the two best books of the Dawn of X by our reckoning, each holding three Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Week awards, tied for
Victor Santos Montesino is a cartoonist and writer of Valencian comics. One of the biggest Spanish writers in comics today, he has also worked for several
I am rather against the way most comic book publishers run previews for comic books. Lining up the first five or six pages is a lazy cop-out way to tease
Justice League Dark #19 hits stores tomorrow, and it will be writer James Tynion IV's final issue of the series before Ram V takes over as writer... but
James Gilarte and Tony Donley are putting out a digital apocalypse threat of a comic with Zero Day Threat #1, out in April from Red 5 Comics. With a new