Comics

Marvel is set to explore the past of another of its characters, this time with a Venom mini-series that heads back to the days of the Lethal Protector.

Devil’s Reign is about to kick off, but the Marvel Comics event won’t be contained by just one month. Here’s a look at what’s coming in March 2022.

The succubus is back, and ready to roll into her own solo adventure in 2022. Udon will be releasing a special one-shot issue starring Morrigan.

GI Joe fans have more than a pair of figures to look forward too, with the arrival of Snake-Eyes: Deadgame’s collected edition, and a special one-shot.

A long-time X-Men villain is heading back to the pages of Marvel Comics with a brand new limited series. Sabertooth arrives this February.

It wasn’t long ago that Star Wars was yanked from Dark Horse, but it’s back in the fold as of right now. And that’s for both graphic novels and comics.

A fierce warrior race, The Klingons will be getting their own series from IDW Publishing this February. It all begins, fittingly, with Kahless.

Kicking off in January, the five issue Ben Reilly: Spider-Man miniseries will bring the Marvel hero back to the original clone era for all new tales.

It’s back. Free Comic Book Day is returning to its rightful place at the top of May for what will be a return to form for the comics ‘holiday’ in 2022.

The latest revamp of GI Joe to come out of publisher IDW is probably not what you would’ve expected. It’s a “sendup” of the iconic cartoon show.

Believe it or not, the Spider-Man/Venom villain Carnage has been around for a long time. And Marvel is ready to celebrate 3 decades of menace.

Marvel’s Stormbreakers, basically their newest artists, are set to provide a selection of variant (fitting) covers for the new Kang tale, Timeless.

Yes, it’s really called Secret X-Men, but this book actually sounds pretty cool. They’re going to space, on a collision course with the foes of the Shi’ar.

Mayor Wilson Fisk’s war against the superheroes of NYC continues in February 2022, with Devil’s Reign and a gaggle of tie-ins.

Writer Steve Niles is back, and so is Cal McDonald, with a brand new Criminal Macabre graphic novel from Dark Horse Comics.