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This week’s comic sales on eBay were dominated by comics signed by creators and actors including Todd McFarlane, Patrick Stewart, Chris Evans...
Illyana Rasputin is up against a demonic invasion and will need help from friends and foes to stop a returning X-Men villain who wants to pull apart...
Patsy Walker is the Marvel hero Hellcat, but long before that she was the star of teen humor comics. Her titular book, Patsy Walker #1, was just given...
Artist, writer, and educator Joe Kubert would have turned 100 years old in September 2026, and DC is marking the occasion with books honoring his work...
Jesse Chambers, aka Jesse Quick, is a legacy hero in DC Comics. She is the daughter of Golden Age heroes Liberty Belle and Johnny Quick, who...
Magnetic Press is bringing a slate of international graphic novels to English-speaking audiences in 2027. Oni Press and Magnetic have announced the titles...
Issue 4 by Christian Ward brings together the supernatural entity and highly advanced technology. Daniel is so arrogant that he doesn’t seem to consider what could happen when Annabelle connects with the ship, and it makes for a suspenseful issue. Ward reveals details about Annabelle and explores the idea of emotion in an artificial being.
On her latest mission, the Doctor has been sent to Skaro, the homeworld of the Daleks, to return a piece of technology. What she finds is a landscape unlike what she had expected and the last of the surviving Kaled people. The peril escalates quickly and the Doctor must try to save the Kaleds from the imminent, relentless attacks of the Daleks… and find the true home of the device she brought with her.
Space Ghost Annual #1 is less about delivering wall-to-wall action and more about giving Dax a chance to reflect after everything he’s been through. While a new threat involving Magnus and a mysterious alien keeps the story moving, the real focus is on Space Ghost, Jan, and Jace. One of the best things about this series has always been its emphasis on found family, and this issue reminds readers that those relationships are what hold the team together.
Beginning with Captain Britain #1, cover dated October 13, 1976, Marvel Comics did something it had never...
