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Collecting vintage comics is no easy task. Buying them from auction sites is easy, but that will end up costing you a lot of money if a bidding war ensues. And there’s also buyer’s premium to consider. On the other hand, you could go through resellers or comic book stores, but that takes a lot…

Former Bond girl Alison Papworth shares why she wants the next 007 to stay true to the books as speculation swirls over the role.

Welcome back to Fantastic Five, where we look back at the best comics of the week! This week was all about the Big Two, as DC and Marvel each handed in multiple near-perfect issues. Let’s get to the books!

The MCU has brought back several old actors to reprise their original roles, even if just for multiversal roles, and one original Fantastic Four actor wants to do the same. In a recent interview with Mini Superheroes Today, Ioan Gruffudd revealed that he would love to come back to play Reed Richards. When asked if…

Welcome back to Fantastic Five, where we look back at the best comics of the week! This week was chock full of scares, heroics, and a lot more. Let’s get to the books!

The Fantastic Four isn’t Marvel’s most popular team, although they once were, but they’re more important to the history of the comic medium than any of the others. They belong right up there with Superman when it comes to importance. They birthed the modern Marvel Universe in 1961, showing readers through the door of the…

Fantastic Four #18 finds Marvel’s First Family lost without memories while Magneto’s life hangs in the balance in this DNX tie-in conclusion.

Midnight Fantastic Four has taken the idea of Marvel’s First Family and delivered a Lovecraftian horror story out of it. This is one of three new comic book series in Marvel Comics’ new Midnight Universe imprint, which sees Marvel taking classic characters and placing them in horror stories that have no boundaries and push the…

Welcome to Fantastic Five, where we shout out the best comics of the week! This week saw two excellent DC offerings, some indie bangers, and a fresh take on Wolverine. Let’s get to the books!

Infernal Hulk vs. Fantastic Four #1 sees Reed Richards scrambling to deploy his Immaculate Engine before Hulk’s corrupted army conquers Manhattan.