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Celebrate the coming of fall and cooler temperatures this weekend with events ranging from comic books to concerts, giant model trains and a festive road trip to Hohenwald.

Heavy rain pours down on a red SUV parked on an empty New York City street. Not a single human in sight. A towering streetlight illuminates the downpour and reflects off the car’s roof, while Taylor Swift’s “loml” plays in the background, setting a melancholy mood.

Adventures of Superman: Book of El #12 reunites the House of El for a final battle against Kryl-Ux, a grieving man transformed into a god.

Sept. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — MedStar Health and Monumental Sports & Entertainment (MSE) are proud to continue their philanthropic partnership supporting some of the District’s most vulnerable residents

Sept. 25 (UPI) — September 25 is National Comic Book Day, celebrating the heroes, villains and stories that have filled comic book pages for generations. UPI is marking the occasion with a look back at five times superheroes — and their fans, collectibles and real-life counterparts — made their way into Odd News.

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Alex Schomburg dropped a reference to recently-revealed U.S. Army Signal Corps Project Diana in plain sight on the cover to Black Terror #15.

Arthur Jafa’s survey I Am Tonyat the New Museum in New York is full of the artist’s characteristic gallows humor that ironizes even the most morbid images and brings to the surface the solemnity of low culture.