Comics

Announced at SDCC was a little tidbit about Batman: Three Jokers. A mystery that’s been simmering for a while in the DCU.

Terminator: Sector War takes the franchise back to where it all began, in the year 1984. Sort of. It’s the 80s alright, but this is a whole new story.

One of the most vile villains to come out of the DC Metal crossover, The Batman Who Laughs is about to get his own mini-series courtesy of Scott Snyder.

Marvel’s takeover of all things Conan the Barbarian, in the comics world, continues with a pair of new volumes announced for January.

Dynamite Comics is getting ready for a spooktacular Halloween. Army of Darkness, Elvira, Vampirella and more will be getting special one-shots.

Shi creator Billy Tucci will be helming a fresh series for classic comic hero Miss Fury, focusing WWII’s Nazi Joy Division.

As Turtles stories go, Shredder in Hell is pretty unique. The TMNT’s arch-villain is heading to the nether realm, embroiled in a conspiracy of the divine.

The world of Diablo is about to enter the comics universe with a new mini-series from Titan Comics. The Burning Hells are coming some time this year.

Go-Bots might be a property that many a Transformer fan likes to joke about, but the new comic mini-series from IDW might change that.

Publisher Dark Horse Comics will be producing both an art and “lore” book based on The Division games, and a comic series.

Another Sonic comic book? Sort of. This one will focus on the Sonic the Hedgehog side-series (and upcoming game from Sega) Team Sonic Racing.

The Martians are invading! Classic sci-fi/horror property Mars Attacks is back, and once again hitting the printed page thanks to Dynamite Comics.

Bond is back. Aside from the already announced Origin series, Dynamite Comics will also be publishing a new ongoing starring 007, and helmed by Greg Pak.

If you’re digging on the latest Lost in Space series, then you’re going to love this. Legendary Comics will be publishing a series of LiS graphic novels.

Missing Blade Runner after the sequel, 2049? titan Comics is hoping to fill in that gap in the pop culture landscape with its own ongoing comic series.