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Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are in a different version of the Marvel universe in the new Avengers series written by Chip Zdarsky and illustrated...

Actor Anthony Stewart Head, known for shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Ted Lasso, has died. His daughters, Emily and Daisy, announced...

The new story starts with Daniel Durante, the embodiment of greed and privilege, and Skylar Mooney the daughter of a Durante family staff member. In the first issue, Daniel and his brother attempted to sacrifice Skylar to a demon for their own gain. It appeared to be unsuccessful, but a demonic spirit attached itself to Daniel and has been guiding him ever since he was a teenager.

Writer Geoff Johns, artist Jason Fabok, and colorist Brad Anderson continue to deliver one of the best serialized comic books on the market today, and one of the reasons Rook: Exodus is so good is that it is fundamentally science fiction rather than a superhero comic in disguise.

Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures #1 is a reminder that not every comic needs world-ending stakes to be entertaining. Written by Mike Mignola and Tom Sniegoski, this issue delivers a fun pulp adventure centered on Scarlett Santiago, the Sky Devil, as she joins forces with the mysterious Ghost Leopard for a dangerous mission filled with monsters, mystery, and airborne action.

Maldor, Malik, and the Tin Man have discovered the corpse of a giant fearsome beast, and it leaves the old sorcerer quite concerned. He and the Tin Man know of monsters that can feed on souls, and now they must traverse a twisting road to a castle and the dungeon that is supposed to hold those creatures prisoner.

DC and Warner Bros. have released several trailers for the upcoming Supergirl movie that set up the story, her new allies, and the film’s...

Dave Cockrum began his career in comics as an assistant to artist Murphy Anderson (another Overstreet Hall of Fame member), who was at...

Poison Ivy can exude venomous floral toxins and pheromones to enthrall or poison men, and she can rapidly grow plants to extreme sizes...

Here’s the latest installment of Maggie Thompson’s ongoing look at important beginnings, middles, and ends, this time for June 5-11, 2026…