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It has been 40 years since DC Comics released the final issue of one of the most important Batman stories ever told. Batman has undergone some massive transformations over the years. When he was introduced in 1939 by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, he was a dark vigilante who fought and brought down mobsters, gangsters,…

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Those cancelled Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Angel comics from Dynamite Entertainment will return, but bigger, as a result of writer Kelly Thompson “evolving” them. Also, Firefly. #buffy

All the comic shop orders for Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Angel comics from Dynamite Entertainment have just been cancelled

This week’s Wednesday Comics Reviews starts with a look at the new magic giant hand comic Hammerfist #1, and we also stop by Denver #1! Plus, The Prog Report!

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In recent years, comics have proven as fruitful a medium for biography as prose. Mimi Pond’s Do Admit: The Mitford Sisters and Me(Drawn & Quarterly, 2025) and Ken Krimstein’s Einstein in Kafkaland: How Albert Fell Down the Rabbit Hole and Came Up with the Universe(Bloomsbury, 2024),to name two examples, ably demonstrated how stylized art can…

Dark Horse Books and Marvel Comics are heading back to the definitive era of mutant history for the fourth volume of their oversized Bullpen Books archival series: The Art of The Uncanny X-Men.

Lanterns experienced several criticisms ahead of its premiere, but with two episodes now released, most of the discussion around the series is immensely positive. Many have praised the show for several reasons, including the story’s compelling mysteries and strong performances from its cast. Now a DC Comics legend has weighed in on the series, and…

BOISE—Get your comic-loving fun and cosplay on, the Boise Comic Arts Festival is almost here! Taking place at Boise Centre Sept. 5 and 6, this year’s free-to-attend festival continues the tradition of creativity and community with 25 guest creators, dozens of exhibitors, workshops, performances and more!