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Joe Brusha and Guillermo Fajardo are launching a new Zenescope series in their July 2024 solicits for Man Goat & The Bunnyman.
In Invincible Iron Man #18, it's a frenemy fiesta as Tony teams up with Magneto to brawl against a horde of Sentinels!
Get ready to witness Moon Knight beat the nostalgia out of his own legacy in Vengeance of the Moon Knight #5.
Detective Chimp made his debut in a 1952 story which explains how he began solving crimes and sets up the backstory for his future adventures
In X-Men #34, the so-called "final battle" looms. Will Krakoa survive, or is this just another reset button in disguise?
Whiz Comics 4, published with US Presidential election season in full swing, features Sivana subverting the election with his daughter's help
One of the most important war comics artists in American history, Russ Heath worked on a number of Marvel/Atlas war titles during his career.
DC has an Elon Musk-style "interesting" post from a Lex Luthor-related user on social media with a big X about an anti-woke account.
In Spider-Woman #7, Jess encounters new heroes in San Fran. But can these kids be trusted, or is it disaster in disguise?
Maria Llovet will be launching another new Image Comics series, Violent Flowers, launching in September 2024.
Next Saturday's Free Comic Book Day has the Spider-Man/Ultimates comic with the "Ultimates" characters hunting down a new potential member.
Bob Kanigher and Alex Toth's Rex the Wonder Dog debuted in his own series in 1952, with the title lasting 45 issues 1952-1959.
Jacob Edgar, the Justice Gang/League, and the Right Hand of DC Comics not knowing what the Left Hand is doing right now?
Streak the Wonder Dog was created by Bob Kanigher and Alex Toth, and debuted in Green Lantern #30, cover-dated Feb-March 1948.
The Flash Annual out this week is even more connected to what's going on, not only in the Flash titles but also in the wider DC Universe.
In Immortal Thor #10, Thor battles for the sweet release of death, but can he survive his own victory? Find out this Wednesday.
The Golden Age Harley Quinn?! Green Lantern's classic nemesis Harlequin first appeared in All-American Comics #89 in 1947.
Gail Simone tells Scott Snyder, "Congratulations on your new DC initiative, Scott! No one deserves it more. :)"
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In Incredible Hulk #12, Hulk decides playing an exorcist beats smashing things. Get ready for a soul-searching adventure!
Mary Marvel debuted in the Wow Comics title about three weeks after her first appearance in Captain Marvel Adventures #18.
In Cable #4, the world faces doom, and our hero must pick from terrible options. Betrayal, chaos, and a finale you mustn't miss!
Blackstone the Magician made his comic book debut in Street & Smith's Super-Magic Comics #1, written by Shadow creator Walter Gibson.
Discover what happens when DC's heroes and villains get some sun in DC's Spring Breakout #1! Stay for the chaos, folks!
Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Joe Sinnott, Don Heck, Bill Everett, Carl Burgos, and Don Heck end Marvel's Atlas war comic era with Battle #70.
Get ready for the inevitable cinematic tie-in with Deadpool and Wolverine: WWIII #1. Will it ever end? No, seriously, will it?
Bulletdog was arguably the first "superdog companion" of the Golden Age, setting the stage for Krypto and other superpets to follow.
Dive into Nightwing 2024 Annual #1 as Bea Bennett swaps Tinder for the high seas in her origin tale. Pirates over partners, anyone?
Rob Liefeld's New Thundercats Cover With Calica, as Ken Haeser does a homage to the first appeareance of Mary Jane Watson.