This week featured a massive Ninja Turtles milestone, a highly anticipated #1, and more.
The creator-owned publisher is turning two, and they've got big plans to capture comics rookies and vets alike.
Marvel's October 2026 solicitations usher in the Midnight Universe, continue the fallout of Avengers: Armageddon, and deliver major new stories.
On the farthest edges of the solar system, KNULL, GOD OF THE VOID, builds a brand-new army to destroy Earth...
The whole gang is back together, but will it be enough to thwart the dastardly doctor?
Something worth reading, whether you're a Spidey fan, an X-Men fan or both.
Madelyne Pryor and Havok leading an X-Man team together; did you expect anything less than chaos?
Even more reviews of comics from DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics, BOOM! Studios, Image Comics, and Marvel!
Tiger Division has a lot of potential as a superhero team from South Korea, but doesn't earn its keep.
The True North, strong and not-so-free.
'Captain America' #1 aims to explore Steve Rogers the landlord, and his life prior to getting his powers.
'Uncanny Avengers' #2 sets a lot up while questioning Captain America's leadership.
This issue is very strong in the horror category as Spider-Man has lost himself to the sins of Green Goblin's...
High expectations can survive 'Predator vs. Wolverine' #1, out this week.
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