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"One cool element" from Star Wars Expanded Universe to be "remixed and remastered" back into canon with Marvel's new Star Wars comic
A second chance at a sequel to Return of the Jedi will arrive in Marvel's new Star Wars comic book series, with one "cool element" from the original Expanded Universe set to return
Chris Arrant
One-time comics & gaming distro giant Diamond is nervous about its bank (and its future) as it urges courts to hurry up bankruptcy sale while spending $5m+ a month
Diamond needs a speedy sale to appease its current lender, but former buyer Alliance Entertainment is asking the courts to refuse so that financial irregularities can be looked into
Graeme McMillan
Who created Marvel's Sentry? The simmering Marvel Comics (and Marvel Studios) drama deepens as Paul Jenkins weighs in amid Thunderbolts* theatrical debut
In 2000, Marvel announced that Stan Lee and Artie Rosen created the Sentry. In the 25 years since, it's gotten more and more complicated
Chris Arrant
Archie Comics wants fans to jump onto the cover of Archie meets Jay & Silent Bob this summer in limited-edition cover exclusives
If you've always wanted to be on the cover of a comic book and have a fictional version of you meet Jay & Silent Bob in the process, Archie Comics has some very good news
Graeme McMillan
Classic comics anthology Heavy Metal returns with new fantasy strip Millstone, and you can get a sneak peek now
The new serial from In Bloom creator Michael W. Conrad and artist Ilias Kyriazis takes the classic Heavy Metal formula to new places, and we have the first six pages early for you.
Graeme McMillan
The co-creator of Black Lightning returns to DC (and comics) with their true story in June's DC Pride 2025 special issue
Jenny Blake's 'Master Planner' follows in the footsteps of autobio stories from Batman Kevin Conroy, and DC writer/artist Phil Jimenez.
Graeme McMillan
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"One cool element" from Star Wars Expanded Universe to be "remixed and remastered" back into canon with Marvel's new Star Wars comic
A second chance at a sequel to Return of the Jedi will arrive in Marvel's new Star Wars comic book series, with one "cool element" from the original Expanded Universe set to return
One-time comics & gaming distro giant Diamond is nervous about its bank (and its future) as it urges courts to hurry up bankruptcy sale while spending $5m+ a month
Diamond needs a speedy sale to appease its current lender, but former buyer Alliance Entertainment is asking the courts to refuse so that financial irregularities can be looked into
Who created Marvel's Sentry? The simmering Marvel Comics (and Marvel Studios) drama deepens as Paul Jenkins weighs in amid Thunderbolts* theatrical debut
In 2000, Marvel announced that Stan Lee and Artie Rosen created the Sentry. In the 25 years since, it's gotten more and more complicated
Archie Comics wants fans to jump onto the cover of Archie meets Jay & Silent Bob this summer in limited-edition cover exclusives
If you've always wanted to be on the cover of a comic book and have a fictional version of you meet Jay & Silent Bob in the process, Archie Comics has some very good news
Classic comics anthology Heavy Metal returns with new fantasy strip Millstone, and you can get a sneak peek now
The new serial from In Bloom creator Michael W. Conrad and artist Ilias Kyriazis takes the classic Heavy Metal formula to new places, and we have the first six pages early for you.
The co-creator of Black Lightning returns to DC (and comics) with their true story in June's DC Pride 2025 special issue
Jenny Blake's 'Master Planner' follows in the footsteps of autobio stories from Batman Kevin Conroy, and DC writer/artist Phil Jimenez.
Former comics and pop culture distribution monopoly Diamond might be liquidated after it delays bankruptcy paperwork
A US attorney has requested a change in Diamond's bankruptcy status that could end with the company being liquidated to meet financial obligations
Dive back into the beautiful world of Nine Sols with the new prequel manga based on the hit indie game
The Nine Sols prequel manga takes place long before the events of the game and sets up the catastrophic events that gripped us when we played it last year.
Star Wars & Marvel are telling an '80s style continuation of Return of the Jedi (and defining what Luke Skywalker REALLY did before The Force Awakens)
Star Wars has kept the post-Return of the Jedi Luke Skywalker adventures secret for over a decade - now Marvel is filling in the blanks.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps gets a tie-in comic that revives an idea as old as Marvel's First Family itself
Want to read the comics that characters inside the MCU read? The Fantastic Four will let you take those First Steps into the unreal this July.
Popverse Jump: An often overlooked part of Berserk is how accurately it depicts swordfighting - I would know; I used to teach it
Kentaro Miura knew how to fight with a sword and I can prove it with one page from Berserk.
DC & New Yorker were once concocting a landmark Superman comic with Steven Spielberg, Bruce Springsteen, Maya Angelou, Howard Stern, and more
In an exclusive interview with Popverse, former DC Art Director Mark Chiarello revealed his greatest Elseworlds Superman project that might have been.
The Boys' Garth Ennis imagines a nuclear war future in New York City with Becky Cloonan called The War
"As the world around us slides further into ruin, what better time to revisit the cheery subject of atomic obliteration?," Garth Ennis tells Popverse when talking about The War.
Fantasy great Terry Pratchett is coming to comics as an extensive graphic novel program adapting his novels is announced - and his daughter is working on one of the books
Terry Pratchett's books, Thief of Time, The Wee Free Men, and Monstrous Regiment will all be adapted into graphic novels, due out in 2026 and 2027.
Expect "Easter Eggs" about DC Comics' future and a realignment of DC's past in New History of the DCU, according to Mark Waid
Mark Waid has the "blessing" of DC bosses to fix the DC Comics Universe with New History of the DCU
Superman Unlimited's Kryptonite revival reverses a 54-year trend on DC's deadly green alien element
In 1971, it was decided to limit use of Kryptonite in Superman comics; that's stayed the case until this summer's new Superman comic book series by Dan Slott and Rafael Albuquerque.