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Jinwoo Sung has become a big name in the anime world, and it makes sense why. Solo Leveling’s debut in 2024 was, reportedly, so popular that it crashed Crunchyroll’s server on the first day of its premiere. Following the first two seasons of the WebTOON-turned anime juggernaut, Solo Leveling is preparing to finally make a…

While Supergirl hasn’t been the box office smash that it was hoped it would be, the DCU continues moving forward. Work is underway on the Superman follow up Man of Tomorrow, we’ve recently gotten updates on the Jimmy Olsen series that’s in the works, and now, another fan-favorite character from last summer’s Superman is getting…

It’s fair to say thatHeartstopperhas been a cultural phenomenon. Written and illustrated by the brilliant Alice Oseman, the series – that began as a passion project – have spawned a TV series, spin-off novels and soon, a film. It’s also popularized the graphic novel to a new generation and been celebrated for its joyful queer…

We’re at the halfway mark of the year, so it’s time to look at some of the best in comics. In this article, we’ll look at the top-ten titles that have debuted in 2026 so far

Fifty years ago, DC was on the front lines of celebrating America’s bicentennial anniversary. Commemorative banners were emblazoned across the headers of covers, and the company marked the momentous year with the very first DC/Marvel crossover in Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man, written by the late, great Gerry Conway

On June 15, Drawn & Quarterly published Vermont Cartoonist Laureate Tillie Walden’s adult graphic novel debut, Charity & Syl lesbian couple who lived together as a married couple (minus legal documentation) and ran a tailoring business in Weybridge, Vermont in the 19th century

It’s a pretty good time to be an “X-Men” fan. Between the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s planned reboot from the creators of “Beef” to the rumored appearance of Jean Grey in this summer’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” there’s no shortage of on-screen representation for the most iconic superhero team in the entire Marvel universe. However, even…

The 60th anniversary of Star Trek started with a cancellation and uncertainty about the future of the franchise, but there’s still a lot to look forward to. Or at least to hope for. Paramount’s new era for the franchise will begin with a new movie, which we should learn something about at Comic Con in…

SPOILER ALERT:The following interview contains spoilers from Supergirl: Survive #2.