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This past weekend Marvel and Netflix brought the gritty street story of Daredevil back onto our screens to make us all forget about 2003's......

While most of us are still working our way through our Daredevil binge-watches on Netflix this weekend, a little bit of news regarding New...

Netfix and Marvel's first foray into comic book scripted series crackles with energy and hits all the right notes with series pilot "Into the RIng"

Marvel's Princess Leia #1 was the #1 book in March according to Diamond's just released sales charts....another month for a female led title to top the charts following Spider-Gwen last month. Howard the Duck #1 also made the top ten, a pretty strong debut. And yes, I know the Marvel Star Wars franchise is so strong (esp. with variant covers) that they could put out a Nien Nunb #1 and it would probably top the charts, but Spider-Gwen and Ms Marvel also made strong showings elsewhere so this is not a fluke.

The first press screening of Avengers: Age of Ultron was held tonight in Los Angeles and New York, and Disney is apparently so confident...

Happy Day Before Daredevil Day! Here's a round-up of things worth paying attention to on the Entertainment-front. - Paul Bettany just unleashed the first full-blown...

Despite hitting a series low ratings point in its desired demo just a week ago, ABC is apparently looking to spin-off their freshman Marvel...

You've asked for it, and on the eve of the series debut, here's it is!

A round up of recent Comics Gaming crossover news.

Speaking of Daredevil, infographic whiz Kate Willaert created this diagram of Matt Murdock throughout the years for Shirts.com . It is a notable fact that...

Welcome to a new analysis of the Marvel sales. Reminder: I'm the French guy who took over Jason for this column. Less figures, a comparaison with the issue#2 sales and some TPB sales at the end are the only big differences you could notice. Reminder: those sales are estimates, sales to comics shops in North America. American comics do get sold somewhere else in their original floppy edition. Keep also in mind that just because a copy is sold to a shop doesn’t mean it's sold to a customer. This would be way too easy. It's a little hard to be sure what the fate of each title will be after Secret wars: Marvel did release a list of the titles that will come back after the event, and confirmed that The Last Days banner was for titles that will stop publication. But, frankly, it's hard to believe the list, and seeing that a title can be cancelled to be relaunched one month later with no differences, the word “cancellation” can lose some of its meaning. I'm pretty sure they will change their mind on the way and that, in fact, they are not sure yet which titles will come back, waiting for how many copies those Battleword titles will sell before taking their real decisions.

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