Comics

Comic book versions of Captain America, Black Panther, and the Winter Soldier are either in stock now or will be soon on MarvelShop.com and in Disney Stores.

Debuting in digital format for the first time, Heavy Metal magazine has finally been added to comiXology.

Harkening back to one of the most-popular Spider-Man books of all time, the Spectacular Spider-Man is here courtesy of DST.

Bloodshot’s world is fire… and blood.

Some of the first Suicide Squad merch hitting stores to coincide with this Summer’s big screen debut for the team, this new series of statues casts all the big names in three-dimensions.

Aric and Ninjak take it to the Vine as The Kill List rolls on in X-O Manowar #44.

One of the biggest cons on the west coast, the Long Beach Comic Con is just about here and the first round of guests has been officially announced. And there’s also a pretty neat little deal in it for you if you love the great blue sea.

Subscription box service ComicConBox is set to pack-in one very cool-looking Justice League exclusive in March.

The One:12 Collective line gets an infusion of Batman and Superman. Now make with the clicking and check out the pics.

Ryu’s saga to control the dark forces within takes him into the wild, all the way to the home of the one-armed hermit Oro.

Get ready for a year of cool variant covers as Dark Horse Comics celebrates three decades of awesome books.

Marvel Comics’ Venom and the Wounded Warrior Project are joining forces to “delve into the trials, perseverance, and eventual triumph of wounded veterans“.

Drained of his super-soldier serum no more, the ‘real’ Captain America is heading back into action. But he won’t be the only Sentinel of Liberty patrolling Marvel’s universe.

One of the breakaway stars of the latest Star Wars film, X-Wing pilot Poe Dameron is now the star of his own book from Marvel Comics.

The Rebels might be getting more than they bargained for when they drop off a high-level prisoner in issue #16 of Marvel’s Star Wars comic.

You’ve probably already seen this magical second look at Warner Bros third big screen DC Comics ‘Universe’ film. Then again, it’s also probably been a few days since you watched it last, and really, isn’t it worth another viewing?