ComicsSpotlightGlobalComix and how they’re creating the “ultimate comics reading and discovery experience”75,000 comics for $7.99 a month – it’s time you treat yourself with GlobalComixChris ArrantStar Trek took all the wrong lessons from 2001: A Space Odyssey, but what if that's a good thing...?Why couldn't Star Trek have looked to 2001 for something other than its glacial pacing?Graeme McMillanThe Netflix for comics service GlobalComix just got bigger in deal with DC for Batman, Catwoman, Sweet Tooth, and moreWant to read a variety of comics from a variety of publishers for one flat fee? 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GlobalComix has it - now with DC comics, evenIconic comic book anthology Heavy Metal is coming backThe classic sci-fi comic book series that originally debuted in 1977 is coming back 18 months after its untimely endDC launches a new webcomic vertical (literally) with DC GO!Weekly vertical scroll webcomics will mix all-new material and classic stories, starting November 20 on subscription service DC Universe InfiniteNews you can use: The Comics Courier aims to engage more deeply with comics (and learn about new stuff) in an actual newspaperPopverse co-founder (and former Deputy Editor) Tiffany Babb wants to talk to you about comics.Comic creators come together to explain and expose Project 2025's radical plan to reshape American politics if Donald Trump wins re-electionStop Project 2025 sees creators from Marvel, DC and more team-up to demystify the almost 900-page book that wants to impose a new order on American societyLouise Simonson partially blamed herself for John Byrne's exit as Marvel's best-selling X-Men comic book artist - "I thought I killed it"Speaking at Baltimore Comic Con 2024, storied X-editor Louise Simonson described artist John Byrne's infamous exit from the book and, in her own words, her part in itThis year, Gotham is New York: Check out every DC panel and meet-up happening at NYCC 2024!You've got your own Batcave (or Fortress of Solitude, if you prefer) at the Javits Center this October 17-20. 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GlobalComix and how they’re creating the “ultimate comics reading and discovery experience”75,000 comics for $7.99 a month – it’s time you treat yourself with GlobalComixChris Arrant
GlobalComix and how they’re creating the “ultimate comics reading and discovery experience”75,000 comics for $7.99 a month – it’s time you treat yourself with GlobalComixChris Arrant
Star Trek took all the wrong lessons from 2001: A Space Odyssey, but what if that's a good thing...?Why couldn't Star Trek have looked to 2001 for something other than its glacial pacing?Graeme McMillan
Star Trek took all the wrong lessons from 2001: A Space Odyssey, but what if that's a good thing...?Why couldn't Star Trek have looked to 2001 for something other than its glacial pacing?Graeme McMillan
The Netflix for comics service GlobalComix just got bigger in deal with DC for Batman, Catwoman, Sweet Tooth, and moreWant to read a variety of comics from a variety of publishers for one flat fee? GlobalComix has it - now with DC comics, evenChris Arrant
The Netflix for comics service GlobalComix just got bigger in deal with DC for Batman, Catwoman, Sweet Tooth, and moreWant to read a variety of comics from a variety of publishers for one flat fee? GlobalComix has it - now with DC comics, evenChris Arrant
Iconic comic book anthology Heavy Metal is coming backThe classic sci-fi comic book series that originally debuted in 1977 is coming back 18 months after its untimely endGraeme McMillan
Iconic comic book anthology Heavy Metal is coming backThe classic sci-fi comic book series that originally debuted in 1977 is coming back 18 months after its untimely endGraeme McMillan
DC launches a new webcomic vertical (literally) with DC GO!Weekly vertical scroll webcomics will mix all-new material and classic stories, starting November 20 on subscription service DC Universe InfiniteGraeme McMillan
DC launches a new webcomic vertical (literally) with DC GO!Weekly vertical scroll webcomics will mix all-new material and classic stories, starting November 20 on subscription service DC Universe InfiniteGraeme McMillan
News you can use: The Comics Courier aims to engage more deeply with comics (and learn about new stuff) in an actual newspaperPopverse co-founder (and former Deputy Editor) Tiffany Babb wants to talk to you about comics.Chris Arrant
News you can use: The Comics Courier aims to engage more deeply with comics (and learn about new stuff) in an actual newspaperPopverse co-founder (and former Deputy Editor) Tiffany Babb wants to talk to you about comics.Chris Arrant
GlobalComix and how they’re creating the “ultimate comics reading and discovery experience”75,000 comics for $7.99 a month – it’s time you treat yourself with GlobalComix
Star Trek took all the wrong lessons from 2001: A Space Odyssey, but what if that's a good thing...?Why couldn't Star Trek have looked to 2001 for something other than its glacial pacing?
The Netflix for comics service GlobalComix just got bigger in deal with DC for Batman, Catwoman, Sweet Tooth, and moreWant to read a variety of comics from a variety of publishers for one flat fee? GlobalComix has it - now with DC comics, even
Iconic comic book anthology Heavy Metal is coming backThe classic sci-fi comic book series that originally debuted in 1977 is coming back 18 months after its untimely end
DC launches a new webcomic vertical (literally) with DC GO!Weekly vertical scroll webcomics will mix all-new material and classic stories, starting November 20 on subscription service DC Universe Infinite
News you can use: The Comics Courier aims to engage more deeply with comics (and learn about new stuff) in an actual newspaperPopverse co-founder (and former Deputy Editor) Tiffany Babb wants to talk to you about comics.
Comic creators come together to explain and expose Project 2025's radical plan to reshape American politics if Donald Trump wins re-electionStop Project 2025 sees creators from Marvel, DC and more team-up to demystify the almost 900-page book that wants to impose a new order on American society
Louise Simonson partially blamed herself for John Byrne's exit as Marvel's best-selling X-Men comic book artist - "I thought I killed it"Speaking at Baltimore Comic Con 2024, storied X-editor Louise Simonson described artist John Byrne's infamous exit from the book and, in her own words, her part in it
This year, Gotham is New York: Check out every DC panel and meet-up happening at NYCC 2024!You've got your own Batcave (or Fortress of Solitude, if you prefer) at the Javits Center this October 17-20. Let Popverse be your guide to every DC experience you can have at New York Comic Con 2024
James Tynion's Tiny Onion is bringing a newspaper to New York Comic Con, and we have a sneak peekTiny Onion Presents is a celebration of print and of comics, and it's available at New York Comic Con 2024
One X-Men character might be absent from comics for awhile, says Marvel editor - but X-Men '97 got her just rightFans looking for Madeline Pryor in the comics might have a long search, according to executive editor Tom Brevoort, but he's a fan of how Disney+'s X-Men '97 handled her
Jean Grey's original fate in Marvel's Dark Phoenix X-Men storyline left editor Louise Simonson feeling "icky"Speaking at Baltimore Comic Con 2024, longtime X-editor Louise Simonson spoke on what almost happened (and thankfully, didn't) to Jean Grey at the end of the Phoenix saga
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)