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We knew Marvel had to thin out their line for Secret Wars, the huge upcoming event from Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic, but the...

The latest Avengers: Age of Ultron television spot is here, and it's a fairly extended look at the team with some new footage for those of us who just can't wait another month and a half.

Illustrator John Cassaday recently announced his departure from the Star Wars comic book with author Jason Aaron. Issue #6 is his last, as announced...

Spider-Man's wife and child return in new Secret Wars series.

What better Secret Wars place for a Neil Gaiman created character than a Neil Gaiman created timeline.

by Xavier Lancel  Welcome to my first analysis of the Marvel sales. If you think I have a weird way to express myself, that's because...

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One of the best animated comic book adaptations of all time comes to Secret Wars.

Marvel's new Howard The Duck #1 comic is on sale today and writer Chip Zdarsky talks about picking up the reigns, integrating the Marvel universe, balancing work and family, and the joys of being a man in comics.

Secret Wars gets more X-Men

This story first dropped in January but we must have been having blizzard or something. Anyway, in an effort to sell more comics, Marvel has introduced a line of bargain priced $1 introductory issues for a number of tried and true story lines. It's called True Believer and the books go on sale in April. The books go back to some classic story lines like Civil War, Planet Hulk—and just for the PS3 generation, Powers (debuting tonight!) Presumably these jump on board spots will enable new reads to join in the Secret Wars fun.

Another day another Secret Wars tie-in. This one goes out to all the Carol Corps out there.