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A Batman v Superman teaser was released tonight and it really puts the "v" in BvS! The shot opens with Batman (Ben Affleck) hanging from chains. Superman (Henry Cavill) strides into the room and some guards to look Naziish bow before him! What! Is Superman a fascistic overlord after all? And then...he rips of Batman mask!

The first issue of Marvel's brand new Secret Wars shipped in May of this year and was originally scheduled to conclude in eight issues....

Marvel Comics' All-New All-Different relaunch is off to a rousing success, with their new series #1s debuting at enormous sales levels thanks in no...

by Xavier Lancel Welcome to a new analysis of the Marvel sales. Reminder: I'm French, that's why I'm talking funny. Please adress your complaints to...

Not to sound like a broken record or anything, but the Marvel Universe is undergoing a change. We’re evaluating the brand new titles birthed by...

Brian K. Vaughan has been the last holdout for social media (or at least the last holdout under the age of 50) but he...

I had the chance to watch the first two episodes of Jessica Jones, the new Netflix series based on the Marvel characters and I...

Darn you, Kevin Feige! Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. made a surprise appearance on the Disney-owned Jimmy Kimmel Live and debuted a new Marvel movie trailer. And although the creaky plot machinations of Avengers: Age of Ultron weren't exactly thrilling, the new trailer for May's Captain America: Civil War has enough going on to drag you back into the interconnected world of the MCU. Directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, the film is loosely based on the Civil War storyline from the comics, written by Mark Millar and drawn by Steven McNiven. And there's enough grim faced tension and fisticuffs to last all the way to May. Plus...

Nicola Scott is probably best known currently for her time drawing for DC Comics. Her smooth, sleek linework on titles such as Secret Six and Earth 2 was distinct...

I don't know what's best about a trio of stories in Variety that goes behind the scenes at WB and its film struggles and TV triumphs: the fact that there's enough Kremlinology material to last right through the holiday or the sweet ills by R. Kikuo Johnson that show an embattled Kevin Tsujihara teetering near the WB water tower and studio facade.

When a comics publisher talks about a miniseries launching in a prestige format, we often think about some of the best material in comics....

Duane Swierczynski put Greg Hettinger, the star of his series from Archie's Dark Circle imprint, through the ringer in the first arc of The...