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Marvel owns tens of thousands of comic titles and globally famous characters, but the company’s new comic reading app is built by Webtoon Entertainment of South Korea.

Magic: The Gathering announced a ton of upcoming products at New York Comic-Con, including an upcoming Secret Lair Countdown Kit that celebrates 87 years of Marvel Comics history.

The LEGO Group has officially announced a crossover between Star Wars and Marvel in LEGO form, hot on the heels of a fusion between the two in a comic.

A signed copy of Detective Comics # 880 with a LEGO DC Joker-ized cover has already hit the secondary market… and it’s not cheap.

The world’s greatest sorcerers conspired to keep the Darkhold sealed. Its pages should have never seen the eyes of a reader. Its spine should have gone uncracked; the book’s secrets hidden from those who’d seek to harness them. But the dark side of the Marvel Universe has been unleashed! Hel is empty, and all the…

At New York Comic Con today, Wizards of the Coast announced its next MTG Marvel set, MTG Marvel: Darkhold Destiny, which will feature all the supernatural and arcane elements conspicuously missing from the previous release. What is particularly exciting and interesting about this set, though, is that for the first time ever Wizards is telling…

Romanian illustrator Sorina Vazelina brings graphic storytelling to Berlin’s Literary Europe event – Business Review Art

In what may well be the biggest comic book-related news to come out of NYCC 2026, IDW Publishing has acquired the rights to publish new James Bond adventures. The company is turning to none other than legendary New X-Men and Doom Patrol writer Grant Morrison to launch a new ongoing James Bond series.

In the 62 years since Charlie Bucket acquired a life-altering Golden Ticket into Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, his fantastical journey has been shared by multiple generations of young readers. Originally published in 1964 by Alfred A. Knopf in the U.S., Roald Dahl’s Charlieand the Chocolate Factory has been translated into 60 languages, amassing more than…

A graphic novel adaptation of the literary classic “1984” was one of four books removed from Duval Schools’ libraries at October’s School Board meeting. | Kailyn Mallicoat, special to Jacksonville Today