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Now don’t get too upset – though this Venom issue is a “number one”, it’s actually not. A part of Fresh Start, Marvel is going with a dual numbing system for it’s restarted lineup. So yes, this is a #1, but it’s also got the Legacy numbering intact. Oh, and …

Is this “fresh start” a reboot? Probably not, but it’s as close as it looks like we’re going to get for Marvel’s universe. And if you’re a longtime fan, then it’s more than likely going to be music to your ears… or eyes.

The Loyal Subjects’ mystery box lineups grow with brand new licenses in 2018, like Predator, Aliens, WWE and lots more.

NECA once again wowed show-goers at Toy Fair with an excellent series of collectibles. From their mammoth quarter scale figures to staple lines like Aliens and Predator, NECA came up big. Oh, and Crash Bandicoot? It’s a home run.

Yeah, we’re mainly reporting on New York’s Toy Fair this week, but there’s another con happening as well. And Dark Horse has just made a pretty awesome announcement at Emerald City Comic Con, as they’ll be teaming yet again with Nintendo. This time it’s for the Super Mario Encyclopedia.

One of the greatest X-Men writers of all time, Chris Claremont returns to Marvel Comics to pen the wedding of Kitty Pryde and Colossus. Chances that this arc will end without some problems for our heroes? Probably zero.

Todd McFarlane’s toy company is still rocking some pretty big licenses. This year they expend their video game offerings even further with Borderlands and a bobby from We Happy Few.

The DC Universe won’t be getting a reprieve anytime soon as writer Scott Snyder’s Metal was just the beginning of a new series of threats. The Dark Multiverse will have a direct effect on this summer’s Justice League: No Justice.

Not that you would have assumed Hulk to be all smiles, but let us assure you – he’s not. Banner is not only back, but he’s on a rampage for the ages in the latest twist to Marvel’s Avengers epic No Surrender.

Writer Dan Scott takes his penultimate bows, as he departs Amazing Spider-Man with issue #801. This promises to be a pretty wild final few issues for him though, as it’s “final confrontation” time for the web slinger and Red Goblin.

The world’s worst superhero team rolls into issue three. But that’s not all, as Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe’s second issue continues the publisher’s multimedia event on the racks.

Ripping a big hole in the DC universe, Doomsday Clock has been raging for a few months now. And while the books have been terrific, you actually might like DC Collectibles’ figures even more.

DC Collectibles has been cooking up some awesome statues the last few years. This one might take top billing over all of them though. It’s a bust of Joker from none other than Rick Baker.