Review: ‘Superman’ #31 Dives Into Those Left Behind
The world is in peril. The Justice League is stepping up to defend it. But Superman #31 shows what’s happening
Read moreThe world is in peril. The Justice League is stepping up to defend it. But Superman #31 shows what’s happening
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Read moreThis one is guaranteed to fly off the shelves as DC Comics, Grant Morrison and Dan Mora present Batman/Deadpool #1.
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Read moreWelcome to another week and another set of new comic book releases dropping this Wednesday, 22nd October. X-Men Previews Spider-Man
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Read moreEven the most light and hopeful beings have to deal with the darker moments that plague or haunt them. Fighting
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Read moreDC has announced at NYCC that the newly relaunched DC Vertigo mature-readers label will launch with ten new titles across
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Read moreAll the previews below for X-Men, Spider-Man, Batman and more, from Marvel and DC, come out this Wednsday 8th October.
Read moreAfter twenty years, the Marvel and DC universes met again last month, and there’s no denying Deadpool/Batman was a hit
Read moreWatch the decades fly by as the series deconstructing the historical tapestry of the DC Universe shifts into massive overdrive.
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Read moreBringing fear to a cowardly and superstitious criminal lot is one of the foundational concepts upon which Batman built himself.
Read moreSeptember was a tumultuous month to say the least. After all of… that, retailer Greg Gage and our own Tony
Read moreOctober? Already? The spooky season is upon us, and soon it will be Thanksgiving and then the Holiday Season. But
Read moreA storm is brewing, and Wally West has found himself caught in the middle. It’s about to change everything. Another
Read moreWhile Supergirl is away, the Super Pets will play. Rather, they’ll play and take down threats in their own ways.
Read moreIn this week’s X-books, more series stumble to their “Age of Revelation”-induced conclusions/protracted pauses as we reach the end of
Read moreIt may have been the “Summer of Superman”, but the recent sell-out success of Batman #1 by writer Matt Fraction,
Read moreThis week, Marvel Comics brings us the first cross-company crossover with fellow superhero rival DC Comics in twenty years with
Read moreTwenty-five issues has always been a milestone in comic books, especially in the modern era of constant reboots and relaunches.
Read moreAbout eighteen months ago, an extended run on Action Comics came to what seemed like a truncated end. This week,
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