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Why both Louise Simonson and Chris Claremont "weren't sure" Marvel's New Mutants was a good idea Speaking at Baltimore Comic Con 2024, longtime X-Men editor Louise Simonson gave some of the history of Marvel's New Mutants, including the period where it almost didn't happenGrant DeArmitt
Why both Louise Simonson and Chris Claremont "weren't sure" Marvel's New Mutants was a good idea Speaking at Baltimore Comic Con 2024, longtime X-Men editor Louise Simonson gave some of the history of Marvel's New Mutants, including the period where it almost didn't happenGrant DeArmitt
Learn the secret art of Leveling Up at NYCC 2024, with creators of Apple Black, unOrdinary and Just a GoblinPopverse's Chris Arrant talks to webtoons experts about power rankings.Chris Arrant
Learn the secret art of Leveling Up at NYCC 2024, with creators of Apple Black, unOrdinary and Just a GoblinPopverse's Chris Arrant talks to webtoons experts about power rankings.Chris Arrant
Get inside the Dog Man books with the first trailer for the game Dog Man: Mission ImpawsibleDog Man: Mission Impawsible is going hi-tech with a game, but low-tech as a sidescroller.Chris Arrant
Get inside the Dog Man books with the first trailer for the game Dog Man: Mission ImpawsibleDog Man: Mission Impawsible is going hi-tech with a game, but low-tech as a sidescroller.Chris Arrant
The working week are wolves at the door (literally) in Oni Press's new 2025 graphic novel The Lost SundayCreated by Romanian creator Ileana Surducan, Oni Press's summer 2025 graphic novel tries to find free time and joy in a world where that's been locked away (entirely)Graeme McMillan
The working week are wolves at the door (literally) in Oni Press's new 2025 graphic novel The Lost SundayCreated by Romanian creator Ileana Surducan, Oni Press's summer 2025 graphic novel tries to find free time and joy in a world where that's been locked away (entirely)Graeme McMillan
Everything you need to know about the comics that lead into DC All In Special and Absolute DCMiracle Machines? Eclipso? Absolute Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman? It's all in here, and we tell you where to find itGraeme McMillan
Everything you need to know about the comics that lead into DC All In Special and Absolute DCMiracle Machines? Eclipso? Absolute Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman? It's all in here, and we tell you where to find itGraeme McMillan
How Daredevil redefined Marvel’s ‘world outside your window’ motto for a darker ageUnder writer Ann Nocenti's pen, the importance of Daredevil expanded beyond Marvel Comics as he dealt with contemporary problems in New York City in the mid-to-late-1980sJules Chin Greene
How Daredevil redefined Marvel’s ‘world outside your window’ motto for a darker ageUnder writer Ann Nocenti's pen, the importance of Daredevil expanded beyond Marvel Comics as he dealt with contemporary problems in New York City in the mid-to-late-1980sJules Chin Greene
Why both Louise Simonson and Chris Claremont "weren't sure" Marvel's New Mutants was a good idea Speaking at Baltimore Comic Con 2024, longtime X-Men editor Louise Simonson gave some of the history of Marvel's New Mutants, including the period where it almost didn't happen
Learn the secret art of Leveling Up at NYCC 2024, with creators of Apple Black, unOrdinary and Just a GoblinPopverse's Chris Arrant talks to webtoons experts about power rankings.
Get inside the Dog Man books with the first trailer for the game Dog Man: Mission ImpawsibleDog Man: Mission Impawsible is going hi-tech with a game, but low-tech as a sidescroller.
The working week are wolves at the door (literally) in Oni Press's new 2025 graphic novel The Lost SundayCreated by Romanian creator Ileana Surducan, Oni Press's summer 2025 graphic novel tries to find free time and joy in a world where that's been locked away (entirely)
Everything you need to know about the comics that lead into DC All In Special and Absolute DCMiracle Machines? Eclipso? Absolute Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman? It's all in here, and we tell you where to find it
How Daredevil redefined Marvel’s ‘world outside your window’ motto for a darker ageUnder writer Ann Nocenti's pen, the importance of Daredevil expanded beyond Marvel Comics as he dealt with contemporary problems in New York City in the mid-to-late-1980s
Marvel and DC no longer own the trademark for the term 'super hero' in the USFollowing a legal challenge from a UK comic creator, Marvel and DC have seemingly voluntarily surrendered co-ownership of the term 'superhero' in the United States
The characters of Spider-Man and Mary Jane "are better served" if they remain unmarried, says longtime Marvel editorWith the latest in a series of comments from Marvel editorial about Peter's marriage to Mary Jane, Tom Brevoort responds to a fan that argues a holy union wouldn't diminish Spider-Man comics
Simon Pegg was a fan of his unexpected appearance in The Boys comic strip, but DC's lawyers were nervousThe Shaun of the Dead and Star Trek actor found his inspiration flattering, but others, less so
The Grinch returns! Dr. Seuss's holiday hater turns vacation villain in new kids graphic novelYou're a relaxed one, Mr. Grinch, as webcomic creator Kaeti Vandorn teaches Dr. Seuss's holiday (anti-)hero how to take things easy
Terminator writer Declan Shalvey is ditching the sci-fi and lore for the original movie's slasher, thriller, horror roots for the new comic seriesHow to prepare for Skynet's takeover in Judgment Day, according To Terminator comic writer Declan Shalvey.
Is Batman too violent? DC creators Tom King and Dan Jurgens tackle the thorny subjectThe question came up at Baltimore Comic Con 2024, where DC was presenting the 'Batman at 85' panel on September 21, Batman Day
Do you like Batman back in trunks? Thank former series writer Tom KingSpeaking at Baltimore Comic Con, DC Comics staple and frequent Batman writer Tom King revealed that he requested Gotham's premiere vigilante return to his Bat-trunks
Who's to blame for ephemeral deaths in comics? Marvel's executive editor says it's the fansDeath in comics has a tendency to not stick, and according to Marvel's Tom Brevoort, this began when comics changed their sales tactics
In Brightest Day, In Friday Night Lights - Kyle Chandler is the DCU's Green Lantern Hal JordanKyle Chandler, 59, will play an aged up version of Hal Jordan, who mentors an as-yet-uncast younger John Stewart in HBO's Lanterns
Spider-Man and Mary Jane can't "actually tie the knot" again, says longtime Marvel editorMarvel's Tom Brevoort commented on Peter Parker and Mary Jane's relationship after being asked a (snarky) question about Spider-Man at Baltimore Comic Con