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  • Over 200 costumes and props from Doctor Who will be offered in an exclusive online auction at Propstore...

  • The Zoo Crew is a funny animal-meets-superhero team at DC that was created by Roy Thomas and Scott Shaw...

  • Dynamite and Humble Bundle have compiled a digital comics bundle featuring over 20 years of crossover stories...

  • Metropolis/ComicConnect has reported that they sold Action Comics #1 CGC 9.0 in a private sale for $15 million, setting a new record...

  • Actor T.K. Carter, who was known for The Thing and Punky Brewster, died on Friday, January 9, 2026...

  • RETRO REVIEW: Ninja-K #1

    Ninjak is back, except in this story he’s Ninja-K. It’s an introductory story that unfolds the history of MI6’s Ninja Program – starting with Ninja-A or simply The Ninja. Each successive iteration changes the style or improves on the technique all while handling MI6 missions.

  • Lilo & Stitch ‘Ohana Vol. 2

    Stitch is back in Hawaii after he traveled the world while trying to evade the Cluster Sovereign’s robots. The Grand Councilwoman of the United Galactic Federation wants a meeting with Lilo… on the planet Turo.

  • RETRO REVIEW: Silver Surfer #4

    Jack Kirby gave Norrin Radd his context. Stan Lee’s words gave the character his soul. But John Buscema gave him his awesome, majestic power, and nowhere are the compelling visuals of this more on display that on the cover for Silver Surfer #4.

  • RETRO REVIEW: Punisher/Batman: Deadly Knights

    Both were spawned by the deaths of their families, and of course both used that as their impetus to fight crime. But where the Punisher decided to mete out deadly retribution, Batman went to the extreme the other direction, regularly sparing even criminals like the Joker (one of the two main villains in this story).

  • Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas the Shiver of Christmas Town #1

    The Shiver of Christmas Town takes readers back to Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas for another holiday mashup. Writer Torunn Grønbekk and artist Edu Menna put in the work to capture the characters’ personalities and looks.