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Marvel Comics will move its publishing division from New York City to Burbank, Calif., ending the comic book publisher’s nearly 90-year presence in the city where it was founded, according to a

Singer-songwriter Shaboozey will make his comics debut at San Diego Comic-Con 2026. Published by Range Comics, the comics and graphic novel imprint of Range Literary Publishing The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales is an expansion of Shaboozey’s upcoming album of the same name, which releases at the end of the month. SDCC attendees will get…

Plenty of companies have left California in recent years, blaming the state’s high taxes and elevated cost of living as they flee to places like Texas and Florida. But one business is betting on California for its next chapter by relocating employees from New York to Burbank. 

Marvel comics is leaving New York City after more than 80 years in the Big Apple. The comics department will now join the rest of the company at corporate headquarters in Burbank, Calif. The company announced the big move to employees Thursday, first in a town hall and then in a companywide email obtained by…

Will June Monsoonescape the thrall of Second Nature (Mother Nature’s son), or is Speed Cameron’sbest friend destined to torment Arizona as a wild, raging storm forever? Read Amazing Arizona Comics #57to find out!

Marvel Comics is set to relocate its publishing wing from its longtime home in New York City to Burbank, California. This decision ends nearly 90 years of the company being anchored in the iconic city where it was founded. The information was revealed at a town hall meeting in Marvel’s Manhattan offices, as

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Marvel Comics will move its headquarters from New York City to Burbank next July, joining Marvel Studios and corporate parent, The Walt Disney Company

DC Comics has released their full solicitations information for titles scheduled to ship in August 2026. Among DC‘s offerings for the month are the kickoffs of new crossover storylines for both the Batman and Superman titles, the Deadshot-centric Next Level: One Shot #1 special by Gerry Duggan and Fernando Blanco, and the reunion of Mark…

It’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s… James Gunn’s “Superman” finally crashing into theaters! After what felt like an eternity in orbit, the long-awaited David Corenswet-led relaunch of the DC Universe touched down on Earth in July 2025, having poetically escaped the destruction of the doomed world that came before.