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The third edition of Serra Comics & Co. turned Serra San Bruno’s historic centre into a widespread festival dedicated to comics, illustration, dubbing, cosplay, gaming and pop culture. Over two days the event attracted tens of thousands of visitors, filling squares, Corso Umberto I, the Town Garden, the Amphitheatre and Palazzo Chimirri.

If you love trading cards or comic books, you likely know that managing your collection takes more than just buying additions for it. A lot of effort goes into authenticating, organizing, displaying, and protecting your finds. Fortunately, there are tools and devices you can purchase to make the life of a collector easier, and we’ve…

Posted in: Avengers, Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, X-Men | Tagged: big books, marvel comics presents, omnibus

Pep Comics #50 is a key example of the rise of Archie in progress, as the MLJ superheroes lose their cover prominence in 1944.

GlobalComix announced yesterday that they will be revealing three new Asian-comics publishing partners this week leading up to Anime NYC, beginning with manhua publisher FanFan Comics. Today they revealed their second partner in ComiJoy, a comics and webtoons publisher with Japanese, Chinese, and Korean content.

Eisner and Harvey Award-winning writer Derek Kirk Kim (The Last Mermaid, Same Difference) is teaming up with rising artist Jacob Perez (Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) for a new, high-stakes crime caper. Image Comics officially announced today that the duo’s upcoming graphic novel, Royals, will hit shelves later this fall.

If you’re old enough to have witnessed Christopher Reeves’ Man of Steel reverse Earth’s rotation to rescue Lois Lane on the big screen (like me), it was a pretty cool moment. It is also, as of this month, no longer possible inside DC canon. DC Comics has confirmed that Supermancannot fly fast enough to reverse…

This week’s Wednesday Comics Reviews bends the knee to Regicide #1, celebrates a fantastic Hello Kittycomic, checks in on Ignition Press’latest, and much more! Plus, FOC Watch and the Prog Report!

X-Men: Elsewhen, the long-awaited continuation of comics creator John Byrne’s storied run on the title during the 1970s, has made an unexpected splash since its release in June. To date, Abrams says it has sold 25,000 copies, selling through its initial pre-order, and a second printing is already on the way for August.

Posted in: Avengers, Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, Venom, X-Men | Tagged: big books, omnibus, One World Under Doom, WhatThe