Comics

The first original X-Men graphic novel since the famed God Loves, Man Kills is poised to explore a world without humans.

The team goes head on with Harada with the Harbinger Foundation hanging in the balance.

The publisher will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of the character this March.

One of Richard Castle’s earliest books gets the graphic novel treatment  from Marvel.

A brand new mini-series from IDW has the legendary future-lawman heading from the unfriendly confines of Mega-City One and to the… unfriendly (but way more laid-back) confines of Mega-City Two in City of Courts.

When the creator of the character says “You’ve never really seen Miracleman, until you’ve seen this Miracleman”, you know Marvel must have done something very right with this new remastering of a classic.

X-Factor returns in an all new ongoing series from the one and only Peter David.

Gilad goes hunting for a god in Eternal Warrior #4.

Digital comic book powerhouse comiXology is running a promo where you can nab some free books for yourself over the next 11 days.

The greatest X-Men villain (and sometime ally) of all time gets an ongoing series in 2014.

The rings of the Mandarin return to make Tony Stark’s life all kinds of nasty in Iron Man #23.NOW. Oh, and Malekith- did I mention he’s in there too?

Fans of Locke and Key have a brand-new, limited edition tome to add to their collection – complete with a bunch of cool extras.

Natasha Romanov spins out into her own series with a plot line that’ll take her to the ends of the Earth as she ttys to atone for a life of violence and questionable ethics… with more violence and questionable ethics.

Think the Avengers put down the robotic threat once and for all when they wrecked Ultron in Age of Ultron? Think again.

Wolverine finds himself transporting more than just whiskey across the Canadian border into the prohibition-era US when a group of young orphans needs a protector from the mob.

Yes, you read that right, Marvel is including free digital collections of select books with the .NOW branding. If one digital issue was good, a whole set is pretty great.