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Marvel Comics is known for many things that separate it from its distinguished competition, and one of the most biggest is the fact that Marvel has never done a full scale reboot of their universe. While the publisher does reboot various franchises in a number of ways, they’ve never started everything over from the beginning.…

Pat Shand: I always wanted to write, ever since I was a kid. I was in for all the good stories. I was the one with R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps. I would write two-page sequels on my mom’s typewriter. I was always thinking about death, so when R.L. Stine died, I would take over Goosebumps, as…

McFarlane Toys continues to expand its Image Comics Founders Series with Sara Pezzini — the iconic, deadly Witchblade.

Marvel Comics has officially launched its new Midnight Universe imprint, promising some of the most terrifying and visceral reinterpretations of the company’s greatest heroes. One of the first groups to be reimagined is the superhero team that revitalized Marvel Comics in the 1960s: the Fantastic Four. Midnight Fantastic Four is a terrifying comic that blends…

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For decades, Doctor Doom challenged the demon Mephisto as only Doom would dare—for the freedom of his mother’s soul! Al Ewing and Alessandro Cappuccio’s DOOM ALL-ON-ONE (2026) #1 is the tale of his greatest challenge, as Doom battles the entire Marvel Universe across the searing flames of perdition itself! Does the Marvel Universe have a…

Graphic novels, manga, comics, and webtoons constitute a huge market and are receiving a lot of attention at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair (FBF).

DC has published an astronomical number of comics over the decades. The seeds for their superhero universe were first planted when Superman blasted onto the scene in Action Comics (1938) #1. Nowadays, there are hundreds of heroes who battle for truth, justice, and a better tomorrow in their massive universe, and even more populating the…

In what is easily one of the most exciting comic book-related announcements to come out of NYCC 2026, IGN can exclusively reveal that Paper Girls creators Brian K. Vaughan and Cliff Chiang are reuniting for a new project at Image Comics. That series is called Roam, and it’s their first collaboration in over a decade.

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