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Posted in: Comics, Conventions, Events, Pop Culture, san diego comic con | Tagged: Sam Grinberg, sdcc, Silver Lake Comics

The Punisher and Spider-Man are two of the most notorious names in New York City with very different approaches to making the Big Apple safer (or not, depending on who you ask!). In PUNISHER VS. SPIDER-MAN (2026) #1, return to the days of their earliest encounters with returning fan-favorite writer Dan Abnett and your new…

Posted in: Comics, Conventions, Dynamite, Events, Pop Culture, san diego comic con, Titan | Tagged: andrew sumner, conan, crossover, edgar rice burroughs, john carter, Kull, sdcc, tarzan

These are unit and dollar sales rankings based on sales tracked at point-of-sale by the ComicHub and Comic Shop Assistant POS systems at stores selling American comics around the world. During the period for which these reports were generated, there were over 225 stores using the two systems. As this is a small, non-random sample of over…

Posted in: Batman, Comics, DC Comics | Tagged: absolute, Absolute Batman, coverwatch, exclusive, retailer variants

The Hulk has had a bumpier road to the top than most MCU fans realize. Bruce Banner was introduced in his own book in the early days of Marvel’s Silver Age superhero boom, surviving the gamma bomb burst to become the Jade Giant. He kept his title for six issues before it was cancelled and…

The smartest supervillains in Marvel Comics compare well with their heroic counterparts. The company has a lot of genius superheroes, from Reed Richards and Hank Pym to Iron Man and Amadeus Cho, but these heroes need someone they can match up with on both a power level and an intelligence level as well. For every…

The fight for freedom of expression and freedom of the press continues. For the past three years, I’ve reported on the rise in censorship in books in the United States. Earlier this year, I wrote a piece about HR 7661 and how to stop it from getting past committee and onto the House floor for…

A trading card store in Fair Lawn is not only offering a place for people to add to their collections, but creating a space where people can gather to play their favorite games

Posted in: Comics, Heritage Sponsored, Vintage Paper | Tagged: Blackhawk, Hedy Lamarr