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Aspen Comics reveal their plans for SDCC including a very limited edition of Michael Turner's Fathom.

Marvel has just unveiled a new teaser for an upcoming Lando mini-series starring the beloved Star Wars supporting cast member. Backed by the incredible...

This weekend there's plenty of comics activity around NYC. Many will be interested in FlameCon, the first ever queen comic-con in NYC, to...

Every Friday, Alex counts down the top five panels & sequences in comics released this week.   This week was fantastic, featuring some really outlandish scenes, comedic...

  You knew it had to be coming. As soon as it was reported that Sony and Marvel would collaborate on all decisions related to...

In the long forgotten year of 2008, Captain America: White #0 washed up against the shores of time.  Traditionally, zero issues herald the arrival of...

Can YOU color Bryan Hitch or Carlos Pacheco? Is your crayon shading up to the task of finding the light source? Or staying on model? You'll soon get the chance to find out, as Marvel is releasing three new coloring books for adults. One is Little Marvel by Skottie Young which is great fun and fairly colorable. The other two are AGE OF ULTRON and CIVIL WAR. Frankly, I think that Age of Ultron page would drive anyone insane, but I guess the stakes have been raised considerably in coloring book tech. Would you tackles these with crayons, colored pencils, Doc Martin, or something else?

Secret Wars thumped Convergence in May's sales, according to numbers just released by Diamond. Secret Wars #1 was the top comic for the month, and...

Week Two of Kyle's DC Universe adventure

As we reported the other day, the art sharing site/social network DeviantArt pulled out of sponsoring Artists' Alley at the Sn Diego Comic-Con this...

https://youtu.be/6NtTGvJYP1w The buildup to Fox-Marvel's Fantastic Four has been incredibly quiet compared to the way that the Disney-Marvel typically advertises their superhero beat-em-ups.  The film...

They did it last year, and had some success (I've only heard rumors... B&N doesn't give out attendance figures), so Barnes & Noble once...