Comics

It’s kind of a bittersweet day for Hellboy fans as the Winter Special has been announced, a new double-shot of one-shots with Red will debut in October, and the end of an era will take place in 2016.

On a mission to the heart of Project Rising Spirit and their submersible as the Broken Angels arc continues, Imperium continues to be a very interesting tale, one that’s proving to be way more than its ‘bad guy book’ hook.

Ready for the All-New, All-Different Marvel Universe?

A crossover that you probably never even considered; Dynamite Comics announces the creative team for Aliens/Vampirella.

Lara Croft and the Frozen Omen is on the way to the comic book realm just in time for her newest video game adventure.

Before it even hits the streets, the first issue of Book of Death has already sold more than any Valiant Comics issue to date.

Dark Horse Comics is set to have a brand new comic series based on the Call of Duty: Black Ops universe, and it’ll be penned by none other than Larry Hama.

Harrow County continues as Emmy faces things in the dark of the woods that’d best be left undisturbed, and one of her own aims to to her in permanently.

Voltron: From the Ashes picks up events some 200 years after Dynamite Comics’ first Voltron series ended, in a six-issue mini-series helmed by Cullen Bunn.

Crank the AC! Danny DeVito’s portrayal of Oswald Cobblepot (the Penguin) in Batman Returns was iconic and defined the character to a degree. NECA’s new figure of him? Ridiculously on point.

Tons of great stuff in stores this week for the comic fans among us.

Spinning out of the pages of Book of Death, The Wrath of the Eternal Warrior brings in a new direction for Valiant Comics’ timeless warrior and sends him off Earth for the first time.

The Marvel Mutant line of comics is far from dead, and the next X-Men book is set to be Extraordinary.

The wedding of X-O Manowar in here in an issue that’s packed with extra content, and plenty of heart.

Get ready to leave the unfriendly confines of Father’s high-tech New Japan for something much worse, as Rai breaks free and heads to Earth.

It’s all right, ’cause Roar Comics’ has a Saved by the Bell collected edition that fans won’t want to miss.