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Welcome back to Fantastic Five, where we look back at the best comics of the week! This week was chock full of scares, heroics, and a lot more. Let’s get to the books!

Ian McKellen, who starred alongside Patrick Stewart in the X-Men films, paid an emotional tribute to his longtime friend and co-star Thursday, reflecting on their decadeslong friendship and shared love of theater.

Chip Zdarsky on his new Editor-In-Chief Steve Wacker and the recent Marvel Comics Summit in New York (Still)

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The Lab Press is rounding out its second year as an acclaimed indie graphic novel publisher with a range of new compact portable editions of some of its key titles. For readers who enjoy books on the go, these Portable Editions are perfect for carrying while maintaining the quality fans expect from the publisher.

The Glover brothers have a new project on the way. Donald Glover is attached to star in a new Netflix live-action series based on the video game PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (“PUBG”). Varietyreports he and his brother, Stephen Glover, will write and direct the show. Plot details have not been released, only that the show will be based…

Welcome back to The Beat Digest, a twice-weekly round-up of the biggest comics-related news stories we’ve missed every Tuesday and Friday. Is there a story out there you think we should cover? Be sure to let us know in the comments.

#Interpol Antics and Osaka S.P.D. launches in Sumerian’s Official January 2027 Solicits And Solicitations

Marvel Comics is no stranger to anti-heroes willing to cross moral lines to ensure justice is served. Indeed, anti-heroes like the Hulk and Wolverine are two of Marvel’s biggest names and are known for their savagery and brutality. But on October 30, 1973, with the release of Amazing Spider-Man #129, Marvel introduced an anti-hero unlike any other…

Oscar-nominated actress Barbara Barrie, who warmed living rooms across the nation through roles like Nana in Suddenly Susan, died at 95 years old with help from her medical team.