NYCC ’25: DC Booth returns to the show floor with exciting fan activities
Find out what's to come as the publisher builds momentum towards its 100th anniversary celebration
Exclusive Preview: Comixology releases THE GIRL WHO DRAWS ON WHALES
Exclusive Preview: Comixology releases THE GIRL WHO DRAWS ON WHALES
Blind bagged Mark Spears Monsters #1 sells 350,000 copies
The blind bagged edition of MARK SPEARS MONSTERS: THE MONSTER & THE WOLF #1 has over 350,000 copies preordered, says publisher Keenspot
Graphic Novel Review: Lee Lai’s CANNON flawlessly depicts an unravelling
Lee Lai's new graphic novel, Cannon, is a masterpiece focused on its titular character, whose composure is tested in every area of her life.
Exclusive Preview: Oroku Saki descends upon the NYC underworld in TMNT: SHREDDER #2
Available in stores October 15, 2025
Dirk Maggs directing new, full-cast KINGDOM COME audiobook
The project marks the second collaboration between DC and Penguin Random House Audio, and will see Marc Thompson reprise the role of Superman.
51% of Brits believe comics are for kids
Roughly half of British adults believe comics are the domain of children, according to a survey conducted by UK-based international analytics firm YouGov
Lunar and DC react to early sales of bagged Batman #1 – but it’s...
DC Comics and Lunar have issued a statement cracking down on seller breaking the street date on sales of bagged variants....but is it enough?
TMNT blind bag variant covers promotion reveals first look at all-new villain
A chance to collect incredible covers, plus three more stunning covers that can only be found in the blind bag variant!
Exclusive Preview: ULTRAWILD argues for the rewilding of cities
Steve Mushin's Ultrawild graphic novel presents plausible ideas for reversing the detrimental impacts of climate change.
Exclusive: TAMIA AND THE MEMORIES OF THE DRAGON kicks off next winter
Papercutz has announced a new fantasy series, Tamia and the Memories of the Dragon, debuting in winter of 2026.
Graphic Novel Review: LET ME IN YOUR WINDOW sees the ghosts in the machine
Adam Ellis's Let Me In Your Window embarks on a thought-provoking exploration of the haunted spaces of digital culture.


















