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Award-winning graphic novelist Edward Taylor’s latest book, an absurdist journey through the seven circles of hell, is available now.

DC Comics is well-known for having hundreds of superheroes capable of shaking continents and destroying planets with the snap of their fingers. Many of these overpowered heroes are icons of the genre, including Superman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, and Green Lantern. However, not every superhero with such world-destroying power receives the same level of recognition,…

Texas (KETK)– Hundreds of comic book enthusiasts and superhero fans gathered at the Longview Exhibit Center over the weekend for the annual East Texas Comic Con

Already a creative multi-hyphenate, Shaboozey is well on his way to becoming a true renaissance man, announcing the impending release of his debut comic book.

Several heroes can be argued to be the “Strongest Avenger” in Marvel Comics, and one of the top contenders is definitely Thor. As one can imagine from a literal God of Thunder, Thor is an immortal being capable of feats of mythical proportions. He acts as the protector not just of Asgard, but of all…

Imperial Guardians #5 hits stores this Wednesday as Maximus’s covert team discovers just how dirty their boss’s operations really are on Cinnabar.

Beck Kubrick. Simon & Schuster, Sept. 22 ($15.99 trade paper, ISBN 978-1-6659-5981-0)

Marvel, the studio that once suffered from a villain problem, now suffers from a serious hero problem. “Endgame” departures left a vacuum of charisma and gravitas that hasn’t been filled, while the prestige of remaining heroes has been tarnished by lackluster projects on screens big and small. The MCU needs more than “Avengers: Doomsday” to…

All signs pointed to Ryan Reynolds being ready to hang up his spandex. The actor himself had said that his time with Deadpool being featured as a main character was over, telling fans in an interview with Today thatDeadpool wouldn’t appear again in a solo movie. But now it seems that he’s changed his tune…

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) finally sees the return of Mac Gargan, aka the Scorpion. He first appeared in Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) and was immediately pushed to the back burner for seemingly no real reason. Even still, audiences have been waiting patiently for a payoff nearly a decade later.