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Rumors about Fantagraphics launching a smaller, micro press had been floating around for a while and in advance of SPOX they've made it official....

This sells itself doesn't it: hawkeye takes on the most popular Marvel character of the moment in a Halloween adventure. by Gerry DUggan and Matteo Lolli with a cover by James Harren (!) and a Jason Pearson variant.

First Second has released the cover for a new graphic novel by Asaf and Tomer Hanuka and Boaz Lavie.

As noted in my Baltimore Comic-Con report for Publishers Weekly, one of the programming highlights was a two hour "The LAst Fables Panel" which...

Here’s a real picture of the #Batmobile. http://t.co/47beaZqr6f pic.twitter.com/Ez1ILa8JeE — ZackSnyder (@ZackSnyder) September 11, 2014 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Director Zack Snyder tweeted the new Batmobile from Batman V Superman...

With Wolverine's days dwindling as he dies for the 9th or 10th time in the comics, he and Kitty go to Japan to talk...

Star Wars!  GOTTA HAVE STAR WARS!!!  Yup, Marvel is wasting no time in getting those reprints out there!  Might we see a Jaxxon/Rocket Raccoon...

Fall approaches, which means that publishers are releasing new titles! Boom! Studios and Archia have announced a new list of titles via catalog site Edelweiss,...

DC's Variant month themes this year have ranged from the intriguing—Steampunk—to the inevitable—BOmbshells—to the eye-rilling —selfies— but's they've finally come up with an idea that should be hailed coast to coast: a month of Variant covers by the great Darwyn Cooke, whose design and conceptual skills are second to none. Kate Willaert come back! Set the "Has DC Done Something Smart Today?" Clock to 0!

  A report at Latino Review suggests that the Legion of Superheroes, DC's long running cult comics about a futuristic group of space faring 31st...

Top Shelf has an annual sale whereby you can acquire some of the greatest comics of alllll tiiiiimes for just $3. The list of...

Artist's Editions are a recent addition to the comics shelf, starting with IDW's over sized Artist Edition series, and continuing on with giant tomes from Dynamite and Dark Horse. Put them all together and you can build a little house! IDW pioneered the form with books that reproduced art original size, with pencil marks and flaws intact. They're as spectacular as they are heavy.