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Posted in: Batman, Comics, DC Comics | Tagged: absolute, Absolute Batman, Absolute Batman #25, clay mann, Dan Quintana, Skottie Young
Magneto’s past, present, and future are about to collide in a new prestige series from Marvel Comics. After announcing Magneto: End of Days at New York Comic Con 2026 earlier today, Marvel shared additional details and new covers not shown during the House of Ideas panel.
Marvel Reveals Grotesque New Covers and Doctor Octopus for “Midnight Universe” at New York Comic Con
Marvel’s horror imprint just got bloodier. At Friday’s “Marvel Comics: The Midnight Hour” panel during New York Comic Con, writers Jonathan Hickman, Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Benjamin Percyunveiled new covers, designs and plot details for Midnight Universe, the publisher’s grim, shadow-cloaked reimagining of its biggest heroes.
Posted in: Comics, Conventions, Events, Image, NYCC, Pop Culture | Tagged: D’Orc, new york comic con, printwatch
The new LEGO Joker comic book art set has us dreaming of DC comic covers we’d love to see become LEGO sets, with one for each Justice League founder.
One of the greatest comic book covers of all time is, hands down, Jock’s Joker cover for Detective Comics #880. His style is instantly recognizable, but that cover? I’d call it his magnum opus. It’s been reprinted and paid homage to a gazillion times, and I still love looking at it.
Posted in: Comics | Tagged: absolute, Absolute Batman, akira, Berserk, chainsaw man, coverwatch, one piece
Posted in: Comics, Solicits | Tagged: Andy Belanger, Anna Morozova, Enki Bilal, frank frazetta, heavy metal, ilias kyriazis, john layman, john reppion, leah moore, Michael W Conrad, Pahek, richard corben, simon bisley, Valentin Ramon
GOOD MORNING AMERICA’s Pop News segment flagged word that Jimmy Kimmel LIVE! is heading to Brooklyn, folding the late-night news into a rundown of the day’s buzziest entertainment stories. The item was delivered by Hanna Battah as part of GMA3’s regular feature spotlighting stories generating chatter across pop culture.
Posted in: Comics, Heritage Sponsored, Vintage Paper | Tagged: Bill Parker, Fawcett Publications