Comics

Original Sin hits home for Spider-Man in Amazing #4 as his ‘sister’ Silk is brought into the light.

The followup to Harbinger’s first run in the current Valiant U, Harbinger: Omegas is set to lower the boom this August.

Comic Con 2014 will have a special showcase that DC Comics fans are not going to want to miss.

The 25th issue will be a packed one with big talent and plenty of adventure for the two weirdest heroes in the Valiant U.

The Summer doldrums have rolled in hard, but we still had plenty to talk about this past week including tons of X-Men news and opinion, rumors of CryTek’s impending bankruptcy, some release dates (of both he factual and rumored varieties), and more.

I think ‘it’s about time’ sums it up nicely.

This past week we’ve been posting a bunch of X-Men related stuff, most of it having to do with the Death of Wolverine storyline in the comics. It got us to thinking though; where are all the good X-Men games?

It was another big week from Diamond Select Toys this past week as all new stuff from some heavy-hitting brands landed in stores.

The X-Man known as Wolverine is about to die, and these are the last three covers of his life…

The figure-maker has teamed with Dark Horse once again to make a Sin City figure in his own inimitable style.

The Guardians of the Galaxy are back! No, I mean the original Guardians. In a brand new series from Marvel. Oh, just click through and you’ll see.

IDW is bringing the Transformers to Windows 8 devices for free with a motion comic experience courtesy of comic reading platform Madefire.

The never-ending war between plants and zombies hits the time-stream in Plants vs Zombies: Timepocalypse.

Comic shop staple Previews has been outing awesome stuff for order for a long, long time and the latest issue (which isn’t really even out yet) has some seriously cool collectibles from DST.

Some of the very biggest names in Marvel Comics history will be featured in Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration #1, the first in an anthology series from the publisher celebrating their amazing history.

Originally published in newspapers back in the mid-forties, these classic Wonder Woman comic strips are finally getting the star treatment with a collected edition from IDW.