Comics

Do you like Marvel and/or DC Comics? Then you’re going to fall all over yourself when you see what Mezco is cooking up with their One:12 Collective line for 2016.

The biggest presences at the DC Collectibles booth at Toy Fair this year was undoubtably the one-two punch of Icons and Batman: The Animated Series. That’s not to say that there wasn’t plenty of other stuff to keep fans happy though.

Scorpio!

Apocalypse Wars is a mega-event launching in Marvel’s X-Men books this Summer, but the title villain isn’t stopping there, as his shadow will fall across a mess of variant covers as well.

The latest in Icon Heroes’ statue/paperweight is none other than Harley Quinn, and she comes to you straight from ultra-popular Arkham Knight.

Not the most historic of Marvel Comics rivalries, but it’ll be swords against claws as Deadpool battles Sabertooth in Deadpool #8.

Aired during the Super Bowl, this new X-Men: Apocalypse gives a better look at the title bad guy and a heck of a lot of missiles.

Christine Larsen’s new comic focuses on some unlikely main characters, namely the usual foes in nay a fantasy tale, Tolkien-inspired Orcs.

Take one part Mad Max, one part classic monsters, and then add in a heaping-helping of Army of Darkness. Now shake all that up and you’ll probably get Army of Darkness: Furious Road.

It’s All-Star Team-Up time once again, but this time it won’t be Flash and Green Arrow teaming to take on the bad guys, but Flash and Supergirl.

A mysterious stranger comes to town, one that might seek to turn Emmy’s most trusted friend against her.

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.