Comics

How many winners will there be in Infinity Wars? Quite a few apparently. First a “Thanos Wins” teaser hit the other day, and now we get a look at a combat-ready Death. And she is apparently also quite victorious.

While Infinity War is raging in theaters across the world, Marvel is about to launch into another “Infinity” themed comic crossover. Infinity Wars (with an ‘s’) hits in the not too distant future, and the publisher has begun the hype machine with a pair of teaser images.

Valiant’s most mysterious and supernatural hero, Shadowman has been making quite the comeback to prominence here in 2018. But the tale told in issue #4 won’t be about the current version of the character, but instead focus on one of his ancestors.

Have you been following the current run of Valiant’s biggest hero, X-O Manowar? Well, even if you have, you might dig this new Compendium from the publisher. The massive tome includes over 800 pages of content, collecting a good chunk of the character’s modern run.

It’s Alien Day, and that usually means a slate of xenomorphic announcements. Of course, Dark Horse Comics is getting down on that, since they’ve been the Aliens publisher for decades. And this year, that means a massive collected edition, called Aliens Essential Comics Volume 1.

The second issue of the freshly renewed Shadowman series ghosts into stores this week, along with issue #14 of X-O Manowar. That’s a big one, by the way, as Aric finally returns to Earth.

The first family of Marvel is back. And the Fantastic Four will be returning in style, with covers by artist Esad Ribic. Get a look at the first one, as well as a teaser trailer for the book, after the break.

Superman has hit a monster of a milestone. DC’s Action Comics has, at long last, arrived at the landmark issue #1000, and you best believe there are variants. A whole lot of variants.

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.