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  • DC is starting a wave of reprintings from their Absolute Universe line of comics with third to 11th printings of the single issues...

  • Marvel and DC are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man, their first crossover, with a new match-up...

  • Booster Gold is a glory hound. A comical hot dog from the future who travels back in time and uses his knowledge of historical facts and advanced...

  • People fight to survive in a world where AI has taken their jobs in the new graphic novel, Gigs. The Top Shelf comic featuring “biting satire and...

  • Propstore is presenting a Spring Collectible Posters Auction with a selection of movie posters from silent films to modern greats...

  • The Martin and Deborah Maloy antique toy and train collection rings up more than $1.6M at Bertoia’s December 13 auction...

  • UNCOLLECTED: Nathaniel Dusk, Private Investigator

    Sometimes we look at comic book series or mini-series and we sort of know immediately why it hasn’t been put out in a hardcover or trade paperback collection. At other times, though, we’re left scratching our heads and wondering why it hasn't been done. Of course sometimes there are reasons behind the scenes, things the public never hears about, but sometimes it’s just plain... weird.

  • Batman: The Long Halloween – The Last Halloween

    A killer has returned (or is it killers?), odd alliances are made (and smashed and remade), and long-kept secrets are revealed in Batman: The Halloween – The Last Halloween. What started as the final collaboration between writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale (May 1, 1956 – June 16, 2022) turned into a phenomenal tribute to the late illustrator and a worthy end to their years-long collaboration on the early years of the Dark Knight Detective.

  • All-New Harbinger #4

    In the first arc of All-New Harbinger, the Harbingers battled the Human League, leading to Harbinger team leader Obadiah Archer confronting Stancheck about the bombings.

  • Uncanny Valley Vol. 2

    Uncanny Valley Vol. 2 collects issues 6-10 by writer Tony Fleecs and artist Dave Wachter. It is a surreal trip between the real world and a cartoon world built on the rules established in our favorite animated shows.