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NYCC ’25: Oni Press bringing “The Loudest Thing in Color” to Comic Con

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Oni Press is making sure its presence will be felt at this year's New York Comic Con. The publisher has announced it's bringing a...

Get a first look at PREDATOR: BADLANDS #1, Marvel’s movie tie-in from Ethan Sacks...

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Marvel has provided The Beat with a preview of Predator: Badlands #1 from writer Ethan Sacks and artist Elvin Ching.

Interview: Rylend Grant brings EVEL KNIEVEL’s motorcycle madness to comics

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The man responsible for an entire generation of broken bones.

Interview: Chantelle Aimée Osman on the DICK TRACY HALLOWEEN SPECIAL

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This upcoming Halloween season, Mad Cave Studios invites readers to slip into the shadows of The City for a moody new 40-page noir thriller...

IMAGE announces third installment to THE DREAD THE HALLS series

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I couldn't find a copy of Dread The Hall H at SDCC, so don't miss out on this new addition to this horror anthology!

Two SUPERMAN/SPIDER-MAN crossovers coming from DC and Marvel in 2026

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Facsimile editions of the classic Superman/Spider-Man crossovers will precede the two new one-shots from DC and Marvel next year.
Marian Heretic #1 2nd printing cover (cropped)

Exclusive: Howard & Jaro’s MARIAN HERETIC gets 2nd printing ahead of debut

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Marian Heretic #1 by Tini Howard and Joe Jaro has sold out ahead of its on-sale date. BOOM! has announced a second printing.

Graphic Novel Review: WITCHCRAFT conjures a thrilling tale of dark magic and feminist history

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Sole Otero's Witchcraft is a thrilling page-turner and a haunting meditation on how cycles of power echo through history.
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Goats Flying Press announces new titles ahead of 2-year anniversary

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As part of the stretch goals from its current Kickstarter campaign, publisher Goats Flying Press is announcing a slate of new titles.
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Honey, DC Comics Shrunk the Comics: A brief history of DC’s compact comics

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DC's Compact Comics are a huge hit with readers, but there were many attempts in the past at smaller format comics

The greatest opening comic of all time is 75 today

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On its 75th anniversary, a brief examination of the first Peanuts strip, and its companion, Here Comes Charlie Brown! A Peanuts Pop-Up

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