Comics

Marvel has had a pretty nice run with Star Wars since re-taking the license. Their main book is going strong and is about to hit issue #50.

You’re not seeing things. Fresh from the Masters of the Universe/Thundercats crossover, DC Comics is actually pitting He-Man and crew against the rogue Superman of their alternate Injustice timeline.

Hey there true believers. The Amazing Spider-Man #800 is coming up, and is poised to be the first Marvel book to hit those lofty numbered heights. As you might imagine, the publisher will be going all out with variant covers from some big time artists.

Valiant keeps on rolling with more of the world’s worst superhero team, and the final issue of the action-packed Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe.

Bruttenholm and Sandhu have found their way into the tomb of the Grand Master Albert Mayhew of the Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra. Rasputin and several others have beat them to the location. What comes next will clearly be something mystical.

Harley Quinn as a New God? Looks like that’s just what’s on tap for the clown princess of whatever, as she falls into the clutches of Granny Goodness… or is that the other way around?

One of the biggest fan-favorite Spidey artists from the 90s, Mark Bagley is back on Amazing for a variant to issue #800. Starring Spider-Man and the Red Goblin, Bags’ style is sure to bring back a few memories.

Stan Sakai’s Usagi Yojimbo and the TMNT’ are heroes that have had a long history of teaming. Now their combined adventures are getting a collected edition from Dark Horse Comics.

Marvel’s Amazing Spider-Man will be the first book from the publisher to hit  800 issues. As you might imagine, there’s a fair bit of fanfare surrounding that event. And a part of that will be this variant cover, by none other than John Romita Sr.

Valiant’s historical detective story is back again. Britannia: The Lost Eagles of Rome is back, and so is Roman “detectioner” Antonius Axius. Get ready for a power-mad Emperor, ancient-world demons and monsters, and a set of standards lost somewhere in the Germanic wilds…

By now you know all about the weirdo-future Ghost Rider that’s actually Frank Castle (the Punisher). But there’s apparently a huge amount of interest in the character. So much so that Marvel is launching him into his own solo limited series.

The fallout from DC’s Metal event will indeed be pretty far-reaching, as the publisher has announced a pair of new Justice League books. But that’s not all, as changes are afoot for Teen Titans as well.

One of the newest characters in the Valiant Universe is Bloodshot’s unstoppable, four-legged pal, Bloodhound. And in Bloodshot Salvation #9, you’ll learn just how this canine hero came to be. It all starts back int he trenches of World War I…

Are you one of those fans who have never taken a liking to the time-displaced young X-Men? Then you should be watching for what Marvel has cooking for their band of merry mutants. Extermination is coming.