Comics

Despite rumors of Marvel pushing the X-Men and Fantastic Four characters off to the side, both sets of heroes are still surprisingly connected within the All-New,...

The third volume of the March Trilogy, Rep. John Lewis's personal story of the Civil Righs movement, will be out this August it was...

By: Nicholas Eskey Writers: Shuji Sogabe/Atlus Games Artist: Shuji Sogabe Publisher: Udon Entertainment   Checking into the realm of manga, I’m very excited to talk about Shuji Sogabe’s Persona 4: Volume...

The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers are a lot of things, but in their current form, they aren't quite as accessible to the millennials that...

Various exclusive Civil War 2 teasers have been rolling out, at Comicbook.com and CBR, and so far the combatants include Black Panther, Lady Thor...

The major convention circuit kicks off next week (!!!) with C2E2 in Chicago, and Valiant is going in in a big way with convention-only exclusives,...

The Second Annual In-Store Convention Kick-Off is taking place this weekend at comic book shops spanning different states and time zones. The event is...

This week's Marvel Rundown offers analysis on some of the new launches from the publisher including Avengers: Standoff and Black Widow.

"What is dead may never die." Wait, wrong series.

Speaking of comic books and comic book movies, we're guessing you haven't heard about this one: Alena, a Swedish film about a high school girl who gets transferred to a new school and gets bullied. Payback and lacrosse ensue, with perhaps a bit f supernatural horror. The film originated as made-for-TV movie but has been expanded for international release, a well received US debut at the Santa Barbara Film Festival.

Yesterday Alex Zalben had a modest proposal on CBR called For Comics to Survive, They Must Align with Movies & TV and drew a lot of fire on comics twitter. The piece starts out pointing out how DC dropped the ball by not having a Supergirl comic to come out with the Supergirl TV show but unfolds it as a tarp to cover much of the Big Two publishing strategy:

Artist Mitch O'Connell originally put the above t-shirt design on sale back in September when it seemed more like a funny, funny joke. But...