Comics

Your pens and paper clips might not be as exciting as Arrow’s crime fighting gear, but it’ll all look plenty cool stored in this handy little desk set from Icon Heroes.

How does 500 digital Star Wars comics sound? If you’re subscribed to Marvel Unlimited, that’s what you’ve got.

Ever wanted to see Harley Quinn’s face staring at you menacingly from your bookshelf or dresser? Previews has you covered.

Take a trip through the Marvel Universe’s past with the Avengers in this new volume from Thunder Bay Books.

There was a lot to like in comic shops in March, including some monster new release books as well as a few pretty awesome toys. Here Diamond, the de-facto source for all things ‘comic shop’, breaks down the best of the best and the biggest sellers.

Insight Editions launches an Iron Man volume dedicated to the Armored Avenger’s world… or how he sees it anyway.

One of Valiant Comics’ biggest heroes returns, but in a whole new way.

Marvel’s original comic book adaptations of the complete Star Wars trilogy is on the way in remastered form, and artist Adi Granov has a pair of awesome pieces of art to go along with them.

The first collected edition of Lion Forge Comics’ Knight Rider book is loaded up with plenty of action and high-tech intrigue.

Okay, so you may have heard that this little trade-off, where Dark Horse was trading retailers covers of Star Wars #1 for a super-rare Barb Wire #1 variant, was a joke for April Fools. Well, it’s actually not.

If you’re a Minimate collector, you’re going to be happy with this week’s selection of offerings from Diamond Select Toys.

Take a journey through the world of Marvel Comics’ Asgard in this guided tour of the nine realms.

Lion’s Forge forges ahead with an all-new take on the classic TV show Miami Vice. Remix takes the familiar format into the modern age with the undercover cop duo, drug lords, and… zombies?

Some of the coolest looking Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle figures on the market are ready for pre-order through Diamond’s Previews magazine.

A blast from the past, Marvel Comics revisits their first go at the Star Wars universe, from way back when the franchise was new.

Not one to shy away from shaking things up in a major way, Valiant Comics is about to welcome in the Book of Death.