Comics

A new era is beginning for Marvel’s number one symbiote. This October will bring a fresh Venom #1 to stands, with an all-new creative team.

It’s the 80th anniversary of the Sentinel of Liberty, and you best believe that that means a celebration from Marvel. Captain America variant covers are inbound.

The mutant corner for Marvel’s universe is about to get a little rocky. That’s of course due to the Trial of Magneto, set to kick of this August.

Not to be confused with a replacement for the long-running Spawn, King Spawn will debut the second monthly for the demonically-powered hero.

While it’s not set to be one that’s spread out across the publisher’s entire slate of books, The Last Annihilation is nonetheless looking pretty big.

Believe it or not, it’s been three decades since X-Force burst onto the scene. Rob Liefeld was there at the beginning, and returns once again for the occasion.

Yes, you read that right, there’s no error in that headline. Amazing Spider-Man #75 will kick off a new creative team for the book, and a new hero.

The Dark Ages are about to kick off in Marvel’s superhero universe. And this six-part tale is sounding like it could be another world-shaker.

Horror and crime collide in Trese, a tale of evil set in the macabre world of Filipino myth and legend. It’s now an animated series from Netflix.

Todd McFarlane’s latest comic book initiative has proven to be quite popular with fans, as Spawn’s Universe has shattered an Image record.

Larry Hama is as much a part of G.I. Joe history as Stan Lee was Marvel’s. Along with a series of guest stars, he’s set to close out Snake Eyes: Deadgame.

Marvel Comics’ chief symbiote is about to take a horror-infused turn. Al Ewing will take the reigns of Venom alongside Ram V and Bryan Hitch.

The multimedia era of Star Wars’ High Republic has begun. Or it will, as this fall will bring a new miniseries to Marvel Comics’ slate of monthlies.