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We've all been through it before. Some piece of software or service we use all the time upgrades, and it wants you to approve some stupid new terms of

Conan's plans to have a half dozen monthly series at Marvel continue in Savage Sword of Conan #7, in which, in this preview, we find Conan faced with an important choice: to upset the status quo, or to support a system of rampant wealth inequality in ancient Shadizar It begins when Conan finds a man[...]

As the Infinity Warps live on in a new series of Summer annuals titled Secret Warps that is totally necessary and which people definitely asked for, we

Because it's not like he has any better venue to offer this sort of criticism or anything, Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B Cebulski took to Twitter on Saturday to call out "a lot of new writers" for trying to cram in too much story into their comics due to not knowing "how long it will last." I find[...]

Spider-Man: Far From Home, without getting into spoilers, manages to pull off one of the most competent versions of Mysterio we've ever seen. The comic

Daddy issues. All the best superheroes got 'em. Batman watched his parents die, and now his daddy from an alternate dimension is back and putting him

At long last, ETHAN SACKS (OLD MAN HAWKEYE, STAR WARS: GALAXY'S EDGE) and DIOGENES NEVES (GREEN ARROW, DEATHSTROKE) reveals the shadowy connections between Captain America, Wolverine and many more of the Marvel U's Super-Soldiers… including some surprises! The conspiracy begins here! Rated T+ In Shops: Jul 10, 2019 SRP: $4.99 #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 100%; } #gallery-1[...]

Daddy issues are a major component of superhero comics. Superman's got 'em. Batman's got 'em. And in this preview of Venom #16, Eddie Brock is working on

Because U demanded it! This Wednesday, Wolverine and Blade team up in Wolverine vs. Blade #1, a one-shot comic by Marc Guggenheim and Dave Wilkins which

We're all familiar by now with the awesomeness of Marvel's facsimile edition reprints And we all know by now what the best part is No, it's not the timeless classic storytelling that made the Marvel Universe what it is today No, it's not the chance to read classic comics as they were originally intended but[...]

Comic book writer Donny Cates has been talking up the upcoming Venom event, Absolute Carnage. And he has a suggestion for those who may be interested in

One more Age of X-Man mini-series is wrapping up next week as Age of X-Man: Apocalypse and the X-Tracts #5 sees the titular X-Tracts dealing with the

When Marvel first announced the return of X-Statix with Giant-Size X-Statix #1, the general assumption was that the story would be set in the past, similar to other Marvel 80th-anniversary one-shots Plus, the entire team died at the end of the original run, though Doop later returned in X-Men But a preview of Giant-Size X-Statix[...]

Scott Campbell Felicia Hardy prides herself on the fact that she can get into ANYWHERE… but does that REALLY include Doctor Strange's SANCTUM SANCTORUM?! Can the Black Cat get into the most protected house in the Marvel Universe? YES But the question really is… can she handle what's inside? Rated T In Shops: Jul 10, 2019 SRP: $3.99 #gallery-1 { margin:[...]

The War of the Realms is finally over, and after all of the stress of a universe-altering super-mega-crossover event, it's time for heroes like Thor to

Savage Avengers #1, the launch issue of the new Avengers series that joins Conan, Wolverine, Elektra, Punisher and Venom together by Gerry Duggan and Mike

There was much rending of cloth. Now we see that Marvel Comics is reviving one of its own trademarks – it's own MAD-wannabee magazine from the sixties, CRAZY September will bring us the following one-shot title: CRAZY #1 (W) Gerry Duggan, Frank Tieri, More (A) Don Simpson, Scott Koblish, More MARVEL'S GREATEST…ER…MOST DEMENTED COMIC MAGAZINE OBNOXIO THE CLOWN is back[...]

In recent weeks, the beloved Agents of ABC's Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D have struggled to live up to the standard set by their dear departed – again – leader, Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) As the people of Earth face yet another 4th of July-timed threat from fictional alien apocalypse, I have taken matters into my[...]

In a world where former bosses come back as alien bounty hunters, evil zombie-making bats are bringing the apocalypse, and the lives of two agents depend on the whims of a Lilu Dallas look-alike, what is a secret government organization to do? In this week's episode of ABC's Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D[...]

Ooh look. We have unlettered previews to Loki #1, Jane Foster: Valkyrie #1 and previously unseen covers from War Of The Realms spinoffs... first a look at

If there's one constant in the world of Marvel Comics, it's "change." It seems like every single time Marvel publishes a super-mega-crossover event, which, by the way, is at least three or four times a year, the Marvel Universe is shaken to its foundations and nothing is ever the same again To be honest, it's[...]

Marvel Comics has revealed the list of classic comics joining the Marvel Unlimited service in July, and it is totally 90s, featuring both 15 issues of Spider-Man from 1996 and 1997 as well as six issues of Adventures of the X-Men Additionally, 1980s issues of Spectacular Spider-Ham and some issues from the 1960s of Sgt[...]

Running through Marvel Comics' titles in July, and in memorium of the man's life, will be another of Stan Lee's Soapbox columns originally published in Marvel's titles, this one from December 1968… The next time anyone puts you down for reading a comic mag, try hitting him with this little soliloquy which I've used on various[...]

Once upon a time, in 1981, Dave Thorpe was writing original Captain Britain comic strips for Marvel UK's monthly Marvel Superheroes title, drawn by artists Alan Davis and Paul Neary A world away from the previous Captain Britain stories, these were weird and wonderful but also satirical, allegorical and political, which wasn't appreciated at the[...]

Syd is hot on David's heels, but his new time traveling buddy, Switch, makes catching him all the more difficult, especially with Lenny on the loose.

Tomorrow's Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #10 is the end of Spider-Gwen! Canceled! Oh no! Now fans of Spider-Gwen will have no choice but to wait until the next month to pick up Ghost Spider #1, by the exact same creative team as this issue! What an emotional roller-coaster! So naturally, this preview of Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #10[...]

The first is their popular Marvel First 10 Years image by Matt Taylor The second is a Captain Marvel one by artist Glen Brogan Each of those costs $20 and can be ordered right now here The other is the first wave of SDCC exclusives for this year Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Blade Runner[...]

Ah, the Infinity Warps. Such a stupid concept, springing out of such a stupid super-mega-crossover event. And yet, we just can't seem to quit those

It's created what seems like dozens of hulks at Marvel Comics But where does it come from? Well, bombs, right? Don't ask us We're not experts, like a certain Bruce Banner Except, maybe Banner doesn't know as much about gamma radiation as he thinks he does In this preview of Immortal Hulk #20, we find[...]

Frank Castle has been called many things. Even a hippie, most recently. But would you call him wasteful? Normally, the Punisher is pretty damn efficient