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Last July Skybound debuted Terminal, the much-anticipated new superhero universe book from the blockbuster creative team of Robert Kirkman (Invincible, The Walking Dead) and Joe Casey (Uncanny X-Men, Wildcats), Andy Kubert (X-Men, Batman),David Finch (Ultimate X-Men, Batman), andArthur Adams (X-Men). The fact that the first issuesold over 300,000 copies is a huge testament to the…

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Back in July, it was announced that Marvel had new leadership, including a new editor in chief, Steve Wacker,  and would be moving their offices to the west coast to be closer to Disney and Marvel Studios. Employees had until September 15th to decide if they would make to move to Marvel’s new headquarters in…

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Without really thinking about it, I managed to compile a list of Top Comics to Buy for September 16 that’s about as gritty as five comics can get, with all of them featuring murder of some kind. Clearly, I am already in a Halloween state of mind, but hey, these book are good!

For nearly a century, writers and artists for DC Comics have breathed life into countless beloved characters in the pages of their comics. Indeed, the comic book medium has crafted many superheroes and villains who have become icons. Yet not every character in DC Comics began on paper. Many of DC Comics’ characters and stories…

The World Equestrian Center hosts Ocala Comic Con, and its many celebrities, cosplayers, panels and vendors, at Expo Hall 1 Sept. 19-20.

The X-Virus is unleashed in DNX (2026) #1 by Jed MacKay and Federico Vicentini! The X-Men and 3K: each steered by an original heir of Xavier, each with their own vision for the mutant people—each at one another’s throats. Cyclops and the Chairman both experienced the future of the Age of Revelation and came home with a renewed mission: the X-Men,…

Detective Comics #1113 finds Batman racing the clock as Vandal Savage’s herbicide threatens to kill 100,000 Gothamites just to stop Poison Ivy’s bloom.

The multiverse has become one of the most talked about aspects of superhero universes, especially in recent years. While the idea has been around in science fiction for decades, it was the MCU starting to focus on its own multiverse that made the general pop culture take notice of the concept. In comics, multiverses have…