Tag Archives: Marvel Comics

Ready to deftly avoid being hit with a toy train, Diamond Select Toys’ figure of Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man is officially available in stores.

There shall be no avenging till the new year, as LEGO Marvel’s Avengers has slipped into 2016.

In the Marvel U for half a century, the spy agency celebrates its birthday in issue #9 of the current run with a little story about a man called D.E.A.T.H.

Hitting with another solo-series is Marvel’s mythical, magic-powered Avenger Black Knight. Only this time around, things are going to get… weird.

All-new, all-different? Well, maybe not all different in Hercules’ case, but he’s nonetheless on the way back to monthly series status with this Autumn’s Hercules #1.

Groot’s got you covered as goes your morning cup of joe (or tea, or cocoa, or whatever) thanks to this new exclusive item, stocked by the fine folks at Previews.

Marvel’s latest Avengers feature film hits digital download this September and home video this October, filled with deleted scenes, some outtakes, and more.

The multimedia assault is here for DC’s newest animated film Justice League: Gods and Monsters, and it brings an alternate look at Superman with the Son of Zod in a debut issue that fans of the DC Animated properties shouldn’t miss.

X-Men and Captain America artist Stuart Immonen joins the team for an issue that sees Luke Skywalker following a new path in Star Wars #8.

What’s more Halloween-appropriate than a few monsters? Make ’em in the Jack Kirby style, and slap ’em on some Marvel books as variant covers, and you’ve got a pretty neat treat for the spookiest month.

From the sounds of it, Ant-Man was set up to be one of the biggest movies of the summer, but to me it just felt small compared to some of the other Marvel blockbusters. Thankfully though, Ant-Man proves that size isn’t everything.

Diamond Select Toys is pretty well known for producing Marvel toys, but their statue line has been dormant for a good long time now. A fact that’s about to change.

Marvel promises lots of heart and plenty of action for the first ever solo book starring everybody’s favorite walking carpet.

As mysteriously as it disappeared, Wade Wilson’s game has returned to the PC.

What do Alfred Pennyworth, Red She-Hulk, and Deadpool have in common? They’ll all be at SDCC this week as a trio of statues exclusively at the Kotobukiya booth.

You probably knew this was coming, but Marvel Comics will indeed have a full selection of panels on hand for SDCC this week.