Gail Simone And Walter Geovani’s ‘Red Sonja: Queen Of Plagues” Joins The Terra Virtua NFT Initiative
Dynamite Entertainment’s NFT initiative with Terra Virtua continues to expand. The company announced Friday that it will offer a limited
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‘Fantastic Four’ #35: Previewing The 60th Anniversary Special Issue
Writer: Dan Slott Artist: John Romita Jr. Inks: JP Mayer with Scott Hanna, Cam Smith, Rafael Fonteriz & Mark Morales Colours: Marte Gracia
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‘The Boys’ Becomes The First Dynamite NFT Comic Collection
Terra Virtua’s partnership with Dynamite Entertainment to create non-fungible token collectibles expands to comics. The companies announced Friday a collection
Read moreDynamite And Terra Virtua Team Up For NFT Lithographs
Dynamite Entertainment and Terra Virtua have partnered up for a special type of NFT collectable. The companies announced recently an
Read moreMarvel Reveals John Romita Jr.’s ‘Fantastic Four’ #35 Wraparound Cover
This year, Marvel Comics proudly celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Fantastic Four with a giant-sized issue. September 1st, John
Read moreSunday Batman Blowout (Part 1): Previewing All The Batman Family Titles Throughout The Day
You may think that with so many Batman related books that DC Comics is putting out at the moment we’re
Read moreGuess Who’s Back To Ruin The Fantastic Four’s 60th Anniversary In ‘Fantastic Four’ #35?
Marvel’s First Family, The Fantastic Four, celebrate their 60th anniversary this year in Fantastic Four #35. Join Dan Slott, Mark Waid,
Read more‘Infinite Frontier’ #0: Creative Line-Up And Key Art Revealed
With the DC Infinite Frontier #0 acting as a sampler for the new look DCU, DC Comics have released the full
Read more‘Action Comics’ #1028 A Final Farewell From Bendis, Romita Jr. And Janson
Written by: Brian Michael Bendis Pencils: John Romita Jr. Inks: Klaus Janson Colored by: Brad Anderson “The powerhouse creative team
Read moreReview: A Journey Ends In ‘Action Comics’ #1027
One chapter of Superman’s life is about to come to an end. It all comes down to one last battle
Read morePreview: Lois Lane Brought In For Questioning In ‘Action Comics’ #1027
Written by Brian Michael Bendis Pencils John Romita Jr. Inks Klaus Janson Colour art by Brad Anderson “Is Superman on
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1026 Shows The Strength Of Unity
Despite the fact that the Superman “family” has existed nearly as long as their Gotham City counterparts, readers have never
Read morePreview: ‘Action Comics’ #1026 And The Finale Of ‘The House Of Kent’
Written by Brian Michael Bendis Pencils John Romita Jr. Inks Klaus Janson Colored by Brad Anderson “This issue, it’s the
Read moreThe Legion Goes On Trial In ‘Legion of Super-Heroes’ #9
The Legion of Super-Heroes has been one of the DC Universe’s greatest forces for good. However, this incarnation of the
Read more‘Action Comics’ #1025 Takes Organized Crime Cosmic
Superman dismantling a super-power mafia was never going to be simple. Action Comics #1025 show just HOW “not simple” it
Read morePreview: The Kents Take On The Invisible Mafia In ‘Action Comics’ #1025
Written by Brian Michael Bendis Pencils by by John Romita Jr. Ink by: Klaus Janson Colour art by Brad Anderson “Welcome to the
Read moreBrian Michael Bendis To Leave ‘Superman’ And ‘Action Comics’
DC Comics solicitations can often be a place where you read news that hasn’t yet been officially announced and if
Read moreThe House Of El Face The Invisible Mafia In Your First Look At ‘Action Comics’ #1025
The whole House of El get on on the action in Action Comisc #1025 and DC Comics have given us
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 3): Metropolis On Lockdown In ‘Action Comics’ #1024?
Superman returns to his other day job of mild-mannered reporter in Action Comics #1024 by Brian Michael Bendis, John Romita Jr., Klaus
Read moreDC Comics Release More Details And Previews For ‘Detective Comics’ #1027
Detective Comics #1027 celebrates Batman’s 1000th appearance in the book, so a good excuse to push put the boat with
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1023 Is A Frustrating Duality
One of the best things about Superman in the past decade or so is how much his family has grown,
Read morePreview: Is The Red Cloud Hero Or Villain In ‘Action Comics’ #1023?
Already dealing with the fallout from revealing his secret identity to the world Superman now has to juggle that with
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1022 Mends Broken History
Since 2011, the DC Universe has seen a snarl of continuity. However, about two years ago, Brian Michael Bendis joined
Read morePreview: Superboy Meets Superboy In ‘Action Comics’ #1022 By Bendis And Romita Jr
Brian Michael Bendis and John Romita Jr bring you Action Comics #1022, out today (06.01.2020) from DC Comics and the
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1021 Fights One Last War
As the repercussions of the last year of DC Universe stories shake Superman’s world, Action Comics gives the Legion of Doom
Read morePreview: Superman And Pals Take On Luthor And Chums In ‘Action Comics’ #1021
We’ve already brought you previews for Batman #93 and Wonder Woman #754, so it would be uncouth of us not
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1020 Forges Families In Battle
Superman has fought some enormous battles in his career. However, some of his greatest have come with his family at
Read morePreview: Superman Tackles Leviathan, Luthor And The Legion Of Doom In ‘Action Comics’ #1020 With A Little Help From His Friends
The Year of the Villain is still with us and sending reverberations throughout Metropolis in this week’s Action Comics #1020 by Brian Michael
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1019 Forges Deadly Alliances By Bendis, Romita Jr And DC Comics
2019 was the year of the villain at DC Comics. In the lead of those stories was Lex Luthor, Superman’s
Read moreLuthor And Leviathan Spells Double Trouble: Preview Action Comics #1019 By Bendis, Romita Jr And Janson
Action Comics #1019 by Brian Michael Bendis, John Romita Jr and Klaus Janson is out this Wednesday January 29th and it’s good
Read moreReview: Superman Faces Mad Science Super-Monsters In Action Comics #1018
Brian Michael Bendis’s Superman run has presented a Metropolis as lively and vibrant as the Man of Steel’s immediate family
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