Comics

Warner Bros. and NetherRealm’s Injustice: Gods Among Us isn’t too far from launch now, but there are still some surprises to be had. Surprises like Stephen Amell and the big bad Doomsday for instance.

Marvel Comics’ main mutant X-team goes back to school in Uncanny X-Men #4.

DST’s take on The Wolverine from the upcoming feature film of the same name and sequel to the X-Men Origins Wolverine is official, and pretty good take on the savage mutant.

Keep on printing them Dark Horse, they’re just going to keep on selling out…

One of the most talked about indie books gets the deluxe hardcover treatment from Dark Horse Comics.

Someone’s out to take out the Hawk (and not to dinner) in issue #9 of Marvel Comics’ Hawkeye.

Marvel’s Age of Ultron hits the halfway point this April and things start to really go south for anyone in the tyrannical robot’s sights.

A legendary volume celebrating a legendary series…

The classic X-Man Nightcrawler teleports into stores this April as a part of the Marvel Select line from Diamond. Packaged pics after you teleport your way through the page break.

Marvel Comics’ own Chief Creative Officer was a prolific force in the comic world as an artist not to long ago, now he’s set to join in on the penciling for the Age of Ultron finale this June.

This is the big one folks- the first big crossover for the reborn Valiant Comics. Harbinger Wars is almost here and we’ve got an advance 5 page deep preview of it.

The latest trailer for NetherRealm’s upcoming DC Comics fighting game showcases Lex Luthor’s LexCorp battle armor, his move set and what some of the motivations are for one of Superman’s biggest villains in a DCU turned on its head.

Publisher Valiant Comics has a very impressive sounding 8bit-style game on the way for iOS and Android devices- and they all look awesome.

Think Project Gamma is something having to do with the Hulk? Well… yes and no. Although it does sound like the Jade Giant will be involved in the new initiative from Marvel Comics, he’s definitely not the only Marvel Hero to get in on the action.

You know how sometimes it seems like the whole universe is against you? Well, in the case of Archer & Armstrong, it actually is.

Shadowman is already a pretty great book all by its lonesome, but it looks like Valiant Comics is leading into something even bigger than Jack Boniface and his shadowy alter ego. And it all starts with issue five and the emergence of Dr. Mirage.