Avengers vs Zombies manga gets star cover variants
I guess I missed this when it was first announced, but Marvel is putting out an English version of Avengers: Zombies Assemble by Yusaku Komiyama...
Someone broke NDA and revealed that an R-rated Watchmen animated movie is coming
Yesterday, CBR reported that Warner Bros. Animation would be adapting Alan Moore's and Dave Gibbons' Watchmen into an animated movie. Originally published from 1986-1987 and later...
A Year of Free Comics: ‘The Art Class is a Sanctuary City’ by Cara...
PEN America publishes written work on human rights, injustice, and the complexities of living in an age of globalization. The site regularly features the...
Called it: Shea Fontana taking over writing Wonder Woman for five issues
The internet will remain calm today as DC announces a female writer will take over Wonder Woman, Shea Fontana.
ONE OR DONE REVIEW: Hello GODSHAPER, are you there?
The most rewarding comics are the ones that challenge your ideas and make you uncomfortable. Thought the medium’s history here’s been a long line...
The Marvel Rundown: Does Bendis’ Big GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY finale delight or disappoint?
This week Marvel's got a slew of brand new ongoings spanning from Black Panther to two additional X-Men titles. We're knee deep into RessurXion but...
A Year of Free Comics: Dispatch From a Sanctuary City by Mike Dawson
Mike Dawson has become one of the most thoughtful white male comics pundits as shown in his collection Rules For Dating my Daughter. He's...
Rucka and Sharp both departing Wonder Woman with issue #25
In a post on his Tumblr, writer Greg Rucka announced he would be leaving Wonder Woman with issue #25 since the bimonthly pace had become...
INTERVIEW: As GOTHAM ACADEMY ends, Cloonan and Fletcher brace for the heartbreak
Since the book was first announced, Gotham Academy has always been the square peg in a round Bat hole. Surely a tale about friendship,...
DC REBORN ROUND-UP: SUPERGIRL #8 and THE FLASH #20 stand on the opposite end...
Kyle looks at a title that's unveiling the aftermath of a big crossover, while another is just about to kick one off.
A Year of Free Comics: LIVING LEVEL-3: SOUTH SUDAN, a searing look at one...
Joshua Dysart and Alberto Ponticelli reunite for a troubling comic about the famine in South Sudan. The comic was sponsored by the World Food Programme.
Preview: Your first look at the newest Young Animal – BUG!: THE ADVENTURES OF...
Ahead of its big roll-out next month, we have your first look at the newest title in the Gerard Way-curated Young Animal imprint: Bug!:...
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