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The X-Men are one of Marvel’s biggest IPs, but it wasn’t always that way. In fact, back in the early ’70s, the X-Men were on the last stage before cancellation, simply reprinting their older adventures. That all changed with the introduction of a brand-new team and the start of the most important Marvel comic of…

There are countless Earths in the Marvel Multiverse, and it all really started with a comic book series called What If, which, in its purest form, is just a comic that shows readers how the world could change if just one person’s actions were different. These comics started publication in 1977 and there have been over…

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A secretive character in Spider-Man: Brand New Day was finally seen in promo material. Brand New Day already boasts a massive cast of characters that have driven the marketing campaign forward, with only a short time left before the film swings into theaters on July 31. 

Superman once again proved his enduring strength in the high-end collectibles market as a rare copy of Action Comics #1, the landmark 1938 issue that introduced the Man of Steel to the world, realized $1,525,000 during Heritage Auctions’ July Comics & Comic Art Signature Auction. The sale of the iconic first appearance ranked among the…

The past twenty years of blockbuster movies have largely been defined by one thing: Building a cinematic universe. Though Marvel Studios started laying the groundwork in 2008, it proved that this could be the future of franchise filmmaking with The Avengers in 2012, a team-up movie that combined characters and propelled them to a billion…

Detective Comics #1111 brings Batman, Green Arrow, and Black Canary face-to-face with a ghost from their past as a new Prion emerges.

As moviegoers flock to see The Odyssey in theaters this weekend, another blockbuster starring Tom Holland is gearing up for its own massive box office run. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is just a couple of weeks away, and anticipation for Marvel’s latest is at an all-time high. Marketing materials have suggested this could be the…

A copy of “The Bridge that Eats Trucks,” a comic book about the notorious Glenville bridge. (WRGB)

Superman and Batman are undoubtedly the two biggest names in DC Comics and the most famous superheroes of all time. Oftentimes referred to as the World’s Finest, the Man of Tomorrow and Caped Crusader are fire-forged brothers in arms who have teamed up countless times to save the universe. However, there have been just as…