Comics

We might now know what the mysterious 4th event for this year will be. Acts of Evil is a series of annuals that unmistakably calls back to a classic.

There’s more StarCraft on the way from Dark Horse, once again expanding the video game series’ lore. Survivors #1 lands in stores this July.

Collecting the first arc of Marvel’s Savage Sword of Conan series in black and white, The Cult of Koga Thun hits stores this October.

Sean Gordon Murphy’s follow up to Batman: White Knight might be the biggest book of 2019. And now we know the Curse of the White Knight hits this July.

One of Marvel Comics’ most anticipated events of 2019 is definitely Absolute Carnage. But you might need a history lesson before you dig in this August.

Street Fighter: Necro and Effie #1 is the latest expansion of Capcom’s Street Fighter lore from publisher Udon. Here’s a peek at the slate of variant covers.

Most fans associate a comic book version of Thor with one particular character, but there is another. Yes, Walt Simonsson’s Ragnarök is back.

Absolute Carnage is coming, bringing the Spider-Man villain back to prominence. And yes, there’ll be variants for you to grab before it hits.

So what are Powers of X and House of X? The easy answer is that they’re this summer’s big X-Men events. And this weekend we got a little more info.

It’s going to be a big year for Marvel Comics events. The publisher has a total of four major ones planned for the year, including a mystery one.

Did you think the cover deluge for Marvel’s War of the Realms was over? Think again true believer, because the international variants are here.

Remember that “Everyone is a Target” promo? Well now we know what that was for. Absolute Carnage is on the way.

DC Comics’ Black Label line is adds a monster of a project with Superman: Year One. It’s not every day that Frank Miller and John Romita Jr team up.

It’s not Hellboy, but it is Mignola. Mike Mignola’s Mr. Higgins Comes Home is about to get a sequel from Dark Horse Comics.

Rolling Spidey back to his teen years, Marvel Comics is prepping Spider-Man: Reptilian Rage. As the press release says, this is “peak Peter Parker”.