Comics

There are a good number of fans who probably saw this one coming, but the numbers in so far definitely make it sound like the Fantastic 4 reboot isn’t a winner at the box office.

Ready to deftly avoid being hit with a toy train, Diamond Select Toys’ figure of Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man is officially available in stores.

Ever wanted to serve and protect on the mean streets of Gotham City? Then you’l want this new hooded sweatshirt, exclusive to Previews magalog.

There shall be no avenging till the new year, as LEGO Marvel’s Avengers has slipped into 2016.

There are a few gems this week to add to your collection, including the second Gods and Monsters one-shot from DC, featuring Wonder Woman.

The Bombshells line re-imaginings for DC Comics’ greatest female heroes is catching fire in a big way as of late, and Previews magazine has a pretty awesome series of wallets set to deliver a dose of explosive style for fans.

In the Marvel U for half a century, the spy agency celebrates its birthday in issue #9 of the current run with a little story about a man called D.E.A.T.H.

Hitting with another solo-series is Marvel’s mythical, magic-powered Avenger Black Knight. Only this time around, things are going to get… weird.

It’s a short sale with a lot of great stuff included for those looking to pick up some digital Dynamite Comics for cheap.

All-new, all-different? Well, maybe not all different in Hercules’ case, but he’s nonetheless on the way back to monthly series status with this Autumn’s Hercules #1.

Groot’s got you covered as goes your morning cup of joe (or tea, or cocoa, or whatever) thanks to this new exclusive item, stocked by the fine folks at Previews.

In a world of hurt, Hellboy’s trek through hell continues when he faces off against a spiritual illness that’s killing him… again.

The multimedia assault is here for DC’s newest animated film Justice League: Gods and Monsters, and it brings an alternate look at Superman with the Son of Zod in a debut issue that fans of the DC Animated properties shouldn’t miss.

Taking place within Marvel U canon, the newest Spider-Man series rewinds the clock with a teenage Peter Parker, and a Spider-Man who’s just learning how to swing.

X-Men and Captain America artist Stuart Immonen joins the team for an issue that sees Luke Skywalker following a new path in Star Wars #8.

Dead Drop has pretty quickly become a can’t miss Valiant event.