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There is no matter more important in the United States right now than the matter of race. Between mass incarceration, permanent economic disadvantages, lack...

The other day the great animator Genndy Tartakovsky (Dexter's Lab, Clone Wars, Hotel Transylvania) did an interview for Hotel Transylvania 2, which is coming...

At the beginning of the month Comics Beat received an invitation to check out the first two episodes of Disney XD's upcoming Guardians of...

News about Jessica Jones, Marvel's digital followup to the hit Netflix series Daredevil, has come at a slow drip over the last few months, but as...

Gwenpool, an unholy mixture of Gwen Stacy and Deadpool started out as a Gwen Stayc variant cover month joke but took on a file...

Check out the teaser below.  There isn't any solid footage to note; just a bunch of disconnected imagery and indecipherable murmuring set to Of...

When is a story not a story? When is the story about a story actually the story? Well strap yourselves in because you're about to find out!

There’s been quite a bit of comment on the price of new comics and it seems to me that newer readers may not quite...

Marvel already teased the fact that Native American character Red Wolf was on his way to get his own comic book, but today the first images and creative teams have been announced via Mashable. Nathan Edmondson (Black Widow) is writing the brand new series that features covers, design and consulting from Jeffrey Veregge, a Native American artist who recently contributed covers to G.I. Joe from IDW. Dalibor Talajić, recent artist from Secret Wars spin-off comic Master of Kung Fu is drawing the interiors. Jake Thomas will be editing the brand new series starting with Red Wolf #1 -- the first new solo title for the character in several decades. Red Wolf recently spun out of Marvel’s Secret Wars title 1872, an oddball tale that took place in the past. The hero was also in the All-New, All-Different Marvel teaser as seen below, which has allowed for fringe character in the Marvel Universe to remain relevant and receive their own quirky comic books. The series will take place in the American Southwest.

Well now. If you were wondering how closely the new movie Star Wars universe and the Marvel Comics Star Wars universe would work together, considering that both are now owned by Disney, the answer is "Yes." You may have noticed that C-3PO was sporting a new red arm in the Force Awakens trailers, and assumed that he'd lose a limb during the film. However, the origin of Threepio's new appendage will be told in STAR WARS SPECIAL: C-3PO #1, a one-shot out this December right around the movie's release. And it's by the team of writer James Robinson and Tony Harris, the Starman team reuniting for the first time in nearly 20 years.

Well, this is a shocker for the first time ever, The Hulk is going to be...a teenager! As predicted many times, the hulk in...

Since the announcement of Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige's move to report to Alan Horn and away from Ike Perlmutter, there's been talk of...