Comics

Frank runs smack into the Dos Souls gang’s deadly new weapon. Not great.

The Secret Avengers go back into action with a new lineup of heroes and… MODOK?

Funko has gone completely insane with new releases for 2014 including a ton of the new retro-styled Reaction figures.

Titanfall is seemingly everywhere on the show floor as Square Enix has an amazing looking Titan on display along with a ton of other new wallet-busting goodies in their fantastic Play Arts Kai line of collector figures.

Just what it’ll be is something of a mystery, but Matty Collector is set to announce a new add-on subscription to their continuing Masters of the Universe Classics subscription toy line.

Lara continues her island-hopping adventures as the first issue of Dark Horse’s new series picks up where the acclaimed reboot left off.

Plucked from the past, this version of Cyke still thinks his father is long dead, not knowing that he’s actually the Stajammer space-pirate Corsair. Think that’s going to come as a shock?

It’s the eve of the international Toy Fair in New York, but there’s plenty of cool stuff on the shelves right now thanks to Diamond Select Toys including Ghostbusters and Captain America Minimates and some great Star Trek, Star Wars, Marvel Comics and Knight Rider collectibles.

Remmber ‘no more mutants’? Well what if there were no more humans?

Sophomore year rings the bell at the Jean Grey School as Wolverine and Storm are joined by new instructors Quentin Quire and Fantomex.

A whole new series of zombie and survivor Minimates from the mega-popular comic-turned-TV show are on the way from DST.

Just how would torture and captivity in Arcade’s Murderworld affect the young heroes of the Avengers Academy? Find out what happens when the heroes are tempted to the dark side by none other than Baron Zemo in Avengers Undercover.

The new storyline kicks off in Archer & Armstrong #18 as Project Rising Spirit targets the pair of globetrotting heroes for extermination.

Moon Knight returns to the arena of the monthly comic in a book that merges all the of the previous takes on the character. What do you get from all that? High strangeness and a tone that could only be called ‘weird crime’.

The master of magnetism gets his own solo-series as he defends mutant-kind by any means necessary.

A whole bunch of Marvel’s best selling recent books are headed back to press for reintroduction on the racks of your local comics shop. If you missed out on some the best stuff from Spidey, the X-Men and more in the last few weeks, now’s your chance to catch up.