SNEAK PEEK: Preview Marvel’s FANTASTIC FOUR PRODIGAL SUN #1: Arrival
Prodigal has arrived in this preview of Marvel Comics FANTASTIC FOUR PRODIGAL SUN #1 from Peter David and Francesco Manna
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SNEAK PEEK: Preview Marvel’s AERO #1
Here’s a preview of Marvel Comic’s AERO #1: The Buildings of Shang Hai Are coming to life, and in a second story discover the secret origins of WAVE !!!
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NEWS WATCH: Marvel Reveals New Variant Covers For Marvel #1000
Marvel Reveals More Variant Covers For Marvel #1000
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SNEAK PEEK: Preview Marvel’s SAVAGE AVENGERS #3
In this preview of Marvel Comic’s SAVAGE AVENGERS #3 Frank’s not interested in talking, Frank wants his family and no one will stop him…
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SNEAK PEEK: Preview Marvel’s DEAD MAN LOGAN #9: Death’s Door Dancing
In this preview of Marvel Comic’s DEAD MAN LOGAN #9 at death’s door Logan continues to be what he has always been a fighter…
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NEWS WATCH: DC Launches New Original Dark High Fantasy Series THE LAST GOD This October!
The October DC Black Label, writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson, artist Riccardo Federici, colorist Dean White, and letterer Tom Napolitano will transport you to the haunting, terrifying land of Cain Annun in THE LAST GOD!
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NEWS WATCH: Carnage Ramps Up his Hunt in ‘WEB OF VENOM: FUNERAL PYRE’
Cletus Kasady is kicking off his murder spree before ABSOLUTE CARNAGE arrives this August! And the trail of bodies will first pile up in July’s WEB OF VENOM: FUNERAL PYRE! Take a first look here!!
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SNEAK PEEK: Preview BOOM STUDIO’S ANGEL #3
In this preview of BOOM STUDIO’S ANGEL #3, the vampire with a soul must face the darkness once again and try to save its unwilling host…
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NEWS WATCH: Hold The Front Page, Lois Has The Scoop!
Lois Lane #1: Lois Lane Uncovered the Most Dangerous Secret in the DC Universe… Now She Just Has to Prove It!
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NEWS WATCH: DC Comics And Joe Hill Come Together For Hill House Comics!
DC And Joe Hill Team-Up for Hill House Comics Coming In October!
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I Don’t Need Another Issue
Many comics fans need a new issue every month. Many comics fans love stats and rigid continuity. They want collections and canons. But, to love comics, do you have to crave new successive issues, memorize numbers, file everything, then get furious at writers who don’t marry characters the way you wanted? What is it to love comics outside of serialization, characters outside of their histories?
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