Comics

What would have happened in Transformers lore if Optimus Prime was never killed (the first time)? How about if Cobra actually won and nominated the globe in G.I. Joe? This new line of one-shots seeks to answer those questions, a bunch more.

It’s an announcement that should make longtime Valiant fans very happy indeed – the publisher is going back to the future for 2016 with 4001 A.D.

Who doesn’t like ‘free’? Nobody, and that’s why the 12 Days of Free Comics are back at digital comic distributor ComiXology.

Angel Catbird? Yes, Angel Catbird; the first in a series of three graphic novels that combine cat, bird, and man into one superhero tale that should standout – and it’s all for a good cause.

Leading the way for the newest Street Fighter comic book series, Street Fighter Unlimited also establishes publisher Udon’s ‘day and date’ digital/physical release offerings.

Another new addition to the burgeoning Star Wars Universe that Marvel Comics is building, Obi-Wan & Anakin picks up where The Phantom Menace left off.

Airing last night on Jimmy Kimmel first, the second official trailer for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice shows a ton and a half of story content.

Job listings have revealed that WB Games Montreal is working on a pair of games starring DC Comics heroes.

Bayonetta and Transformers: Devastation studio Platinum Games looks to be hard at work on a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles title.

A peek into one of the stranger looking parts of Batman v Superman aired during the mid-season finale of Gotham on Fox last night. Click through to have a look.

Tis the season, so from toys to video games and everything in-between, here’s Brutal Gamer’s list of the best to give and get for this Holiday.

Marvel Comics is set to give fans (and prospective fans) a learnin’ with their new YouTube series, Marvel 101.

Not really a Black Friday deal since the promo actually started a few days back, but still worth your while is Marvel’s digital comics deal, which nets you unlimited reading of their archive for less that $5 USD a month.

Udon prints some of the coolest comics based on Capcom’s Street Fighter franchise that’ve ever hit the racks, while Visionborne makes digital comics do all kinds of stuff that print books don’t. add the two together and you’ve got Street Fighter Origin: Akuma.

Well, it’s just one deal actually, but it’s on all the single issues that Dark Horse Comics offers digitally. And it’s awesome.

Phase Two (the box set) of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is almost here, and the Amazon exclusive collection will be sporting some nifty artwork.