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Dear Mick LaSalle: If you had the opportunity to be the head of a major movie studio, and able to influence the kinds of films produced over the next decade or two, would you do it? And if so, what kind of films would you produce?

Will Smith is one of the biggest movie stars working today, and while he has been in multiple major comic book adaptations, his first one is definitely his best. Smith’s most recent comic book outing was 2016’s Suicide Squad, in which he plays Deadshot. The reception of the notorious film meant that he didn’t return…

Henderson’s Level Zero Seven will host Free Comic Book Day on Saturday, May 2, inviting residents to stop by for a day centered around comics, creativity and community engagement. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., with free comics available while supplies last.

X-Men director Jake Schreier has teased some of the comic book inspirations for his new MCU reboot, saying that he’s already talked to Marvel Studios about finding the “things that haven’t recently been done well” in the movies.

Ga. (WTOC) – Comic book fans in Savannah will have a chance to score free reads and meet well-known artists this weekend

Yūrei is a psychological horror game set within the haunted pages of a comic book, developed by Team Yūrei. The game was created over five months by ten second-year master’s students from Cnam-Enjmin, the National School for Video Games and Digital Interactive Media in Angoulême, France.

It’s no secret that Batman has the best villains. Other superheroes have a few recognizable foes, but the Dark Knight is surrounded by a legendary assortment of memorable freaks that push him to the absolute brink. 

A few weeks earlier “Supergirl,” an adaptation of his beloved 2021 comic book series “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” (with art by Bilquis Evely) opened in theaters, where it underperformed and netted some harsh reviews (and which, it should be noted, King himself had nothing to do with), and we spoke a few weeks before “Lanterns,”…

Left: “Terminal” No. 1 launched through Skybound and Image Comics on July 22, 2026. The series features artwork by Andy Kubert, with colors by Dave McCaig. (Image Comics/Skybound) | Right: DC Comics’ new “Teen Titans” series, written by Kyle Higgins with artwork by Daniele Di Nicuolo, launches Sept. 2, 2026. The series follows Red Hood…

A page from the Crohn’s disease medical comic with creator Dr. Suskind (lower left) and illustrator Jason Piperberg (upper right). Image: Courtesy Livewell Comics