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It looks like C.B. Cebulski prefers Tokyo to Los Angeles. Marvel Comics is moving its editorial offices from New York, after around ninety years, to Burbank in Los Angeles, alongside owners Disney and Marvel Studios. This will mean a hundred staffers will have to switch coasts if they want to stay at Marvel. C.B. Cebulski…

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McFarlane Toys’ latest DC Multiverse wave brings Kid Flash and new heroes and villains to your collection — pre-order the Kid Flash (DC Classic) figure now from the McFarlane Toys Store for $27.99; release expected July 2026.

Stan Lee famously wanted Marvel Comics to be the world outside your own window. For Lee and his many, many collaborators over the years, that window overlooked New York City. From Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four to Daredevil and Doctor Strange, the streets of Manhattan didn’t simply contain pedestrians and taxi cabs, but superhero adventures.…

The comic industry is something that comes in waves, with ebbs and flows that favor certain characters, publishers, and ideas on one day that change quickly the next. Though it may not seem like it, at the end of the day, those decisions start at the top and make their way down, affecting everything in…

Marvel announced today that veteran editor Stephen Wacker has been named Editor-in-Chief, Marvel Comics. Wacker will take over from C.B. Cebulski, who will be moving to Japan to become Editor, Asia Originals, for Marvel.

Kevin Chen’s family tombstone has room for four: him, his parents and his boyfriend. The arrangement might prove to be a little awkward. 

A love of comic books at an early age inspired two Gainesville men to create a diverse cast of comic book characters

South London Comic and Zine Fair returns to Stanley Arts, London, this weekend (11.00 until 6.00pm Sunday 19th July 2026) for its fifth year, showcasing some of the finest established and fresh talent in the small press publishing scene

The graphic album will chronicle the thrash metal pioneers’ four-decade career through illustrated firsthand stories from Scott Ian, Charlie Benante, Frank Bello, Joey Belladonna, and Jon Donais. The book will cover the band’s early days, their ties to Metallica, Pantera, Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, and more, along with moments such as their appearance on Married……