Comics

Is the Marvel U big enough for two Spider-Men? Probably, but you’ll find out this Fall as Spider-Man hits the stands with Miles Morales in the lead role.

See more of the Batman and his allies in action and give a listen to the newest track from band Muse in this latest trailer for Batman: Arkham Knight.

Halsey and Jul are on the trail of a Forerunner artifact of tremendous power, and it’s up to a team of Spartans to stop them. Oh, and a scientist. And… an Elite?

Crom! The barbarian and his lady come face to face with the horror that lives deep within the city of Xuthal.

Bloodshot returns to form more than ever in the third issue of Bloodshot Reborn, and finds that there’s a bigger menace among the public than he had thought.

The force that is Dead Hand is on the move, and ready to strike at Aric, but he and his new army stand in their way.

The further adventures of Mirror’s Edge heroine Faith are on the way to the printed page, courtesy of Dark Horse Comics.

Dark Horse’s newest foray into the world of horror and the supernatural comes along with one of the most interesting main character’s and plot lines that I’ve read pretty much ever. This is Negative Space.

One of Marvel’s most impactful crossover events ever, Civil War is set to debut as one of the Warzones of Battleworld.

Icon Heroes has even more Comic Con goodness for you with the announcement of a special mug pen-holder featuring the superhero fight club artwork from the CW’s Arrow and Flash shows.

We haven’t seen Shadowman in a while in Valiant’s universe, but his nemesis Master Darque is set to make life miserable for the whole of the company’s heroes in this Summer’s Book of Death.

There’s a new Batman in town, kind of, in this week’s Batman #41.

Age of Apocalypse is pretty easily one of the best-loved crossovers starring everybody’s favorite mutants, and now it’s back as a Warzone on Secret Wars’ Battleworld.

While old Bishop might be falling to pieces (don’t worry, he’s fine), the series looks awesome with the Queen Attack version of him, and the addition of Ripley as she appeared in Aliens.

Hitting the ground running after a teasing first issue, Harrow County #2 delivers on the series’ interesting premise. While questions still linger, the story progresses at a good pace and ends perfectly; satisfying, but teasing at the same time. A beautiful mix of suspense, occult, and horror, Harrow County’s tale …

You’ll find a whole new lineup of digital reading apps on your favorite iOS device this week, all dedicated to the line of comics published by IDW.