SDCC ’26: MARVEL and KADOKAWA announce partnership
Announced at San Diego Comic-Con, a new collaboration between Marvel and Japanese publisher Kadokawa will see five new series.
SDCC ‘26: DC teases STEEL and ALL IN: DARKSEID VS. THE WORLD during its...
DC goes all in with Superman and friends!
SDCC ‘26: Marvel’s Cebulski passes Wacker the EIC torch
Marvel EIC C.B. Cebulski officially passed the torch to new Marvel EIC Steve Wacker at San Diego Comic-Con. Plus, a Marvel manga reveal.
SDCC ’26: SLAUGHTERVERSE panel reveals Erica Slaughter Funko Pop
The Slaughterhouse panel at SDCC celebrated SIKTC #50, revealed an Erica Slaughter Funko Pop, and answered fan questions.
SDCC ’26: King Features’ detective RIP KIRBY returns
Mad Cave will release Christopher Sebela and Tango's new series, starring Alex Raymond and Ward Greene's urbane hero, this November.
Paramount-Warner Bros. merger on hold until mid-2027
The decision was made after a district judge denied a request to overturn a TRO blocking the merger this week.
SDCC ’26: Plenty of cover and art reveals at Marvel’s Midnight Universe, but no...
Marvel's SDCC panel for its new horror imprint stayed tight-lipped on plot—until one Q&A hint at just how isolating the Midnight Universe will be.
SDCC ’26: Why futurist Daniel Rasmus is talking to librarians at Comic-Con
Futurist Daniel Rasmus brought four AI-era library scenarios to Comic-Con's educators track — and made the case that comics and libraries are fighting the same digital licensing battle.
DC Comics October 2026 Solicitations
Full solicitations information and cover images for DC Comics titles scheduled to ship in October 2026 and beyond.
SDCC ’26: ABSOLUTE BLACK CANARY one-shot flies out of ABSOLUTE GREEN ARROW
At SDCC, DC announced more Absolute Universe with Absolute Black Canary, a new one-shot from Pornsak Pichetshote and Belén Ortega.
SDCC ’26: Morgan Hampton to write new STEEL ongoing
At SDCC, DC announced that Morgan Hampton will write a new Steel ongoing, joining Static and Vixen to give DC three Black-led ongoing titles.
SDCC ’26: Why the graphic novel is built for social change
From Harvey Kurtzman's subversive parody to a library sit-in nobody planned for, four creators broke down why comics keep landing punches that prose and film can't — and what to do with the ones that already hit below the belt.
