Comics

It’s been a tumultuous time for Bat-books, as writer Tom King has been removed from the flagship. But he’ll be moving on to Batman/Catwoman.

DC Comics is about to debut its Year of the Villain theme, which will be running through the rest of 2019. It all begins with Justice League #25.

Legendary Comics’ newest adds more Titan-ic action to the Monsterverse, filling in the gaps between the first Godzilla film and the sequel.

Set to go right alongside the Acts of Evil event taking place later this summer, Marvel Comics will have a round of evil variant covers ready.

A landmark issue is coming up for Todd McFarlane’s long running Image book Spawn. But #300 will star more than the talents of the Toddfather.

IDW’s take on the classic Dungeons & Dragons franchise of RPGs is getting hot. And I mean that as in it’s going to the fiery shores of the inferno.

One of the biggest Marvel events of 2019, Absolute Carnage is expanding. Not contained to Spider-Man/Venom books, it looks like everyone is a target.

Gone but never forgotten, Ra’s al Ghul is ready for his big comeback. The Batman baddie will return in a big way for the Year of the Villain event.

The crossover of heroes and villains continues this summer at Marvel Comics, with a second round of announced matchups for Acts of Evil.

DC Comics is bringing Jim Lee’s Wildcats back once again, this time as a six issue mini-series with Warren Ellis attached as writer.

Since their return, the FF have made a new home for themselves on Yancy street. But not everything is well, as a new one-shot will reveal.

In the far future, a nightmare is unfolding. Bloodshot, the Eternal Warrior, and Rai come face to face with it in Fallen World #1.

Marvel is bringing back its young super-team Power Pack. Not seen in years, the group of kids will take on the Brood in a special one-shot.

Probably hotter than it’s ever been, Dark Horse is giving Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá’s Umbrella Academy the (double) deluxe treatment.

It’s a premium kind of week for DC Comics fans. A pair of critically acclaimed stories have landed at stores in hardcover format.

Not completely, but writer Jonathan Hickman has detailed some of what fans will be seeing as the X-Men enter a new creative era under his wing.