Comics

The Betty and Veronica Jumbo Comics Digest is nearing the completion of its 28th year.  Since the start of its run in 1987, the Archie...

It's a great time for buying spooky comics on the cheep, and Comixology is getting in on the action with a 50% off Halloween...

Marvel announced a ton of books this morning. The rumored second Iron Man ongoing just wasn't enough for the publisher it seems -- they...

Is this diverse enough for you? Spider-Woman #1 by Dennis Hopless and Javier Rodriguez comes out on 11/18, and Jessica Drew is eight months...

Holy Crap, CAB is in two weeks! Just enough time to save up some dosh for the last bite at the apple of indie...

As per Marvel's announcement through EW this morning, writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Alex Maleev have signed up to put a Batman Incorporated spin...

A limited edition, 13-Disc Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase Two Collection is coming on December 8th, just in time for the holidays and to give...

Bang bang. Welcome back the one who knocks.

We first wrote about Farrago Comics app for free comics in January, when they announced their deal with IDW. Since then they've been adding more books to the app each month, including their first original comic SHRINKAGE, an 8-part comedic sci-fi action tale about how the most unknowable battleground we face is the one within our own craniums, written by Emmy Award winning writer Rob Kutner ("The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," "Conan") and illustrated by John Lucas (X-Men, Deadpool) Now Farrago is running a Cosplay Contest, which launched at NYCC, along with chapter 3 of Shrinkage, which also just launched on the app

What could be spookier than discounts between 50 and 85% hacked off the print price of books from Dark Horse and Fantagraphics to SelfMadeHero and Improper Books all available via the Sequential app for tablet. We've been telling you about Sequential for a while now -- it aims to be the highness app for graphic novels only, with a fine selection of top books from the finest graphic novel publishers.

Is Ant-Man swell? Does Karnak inspire religious fervor? Does Soule humanize the Inhumans? All this and more...

Mental illness has been a trope in comics-related properties ranging from Peanuts to Gotham, but do new sensitivities to mental health issues mean that...