In this category, find articles about collectibles and comic books, as well as coverage of some comics-related movies and books here.
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Spider-Man, a.k.a. this “damned web-swinging menace” as JJJ likes to say, is a beloved figure in the hearts of fans worldwide. Since his creation by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, Peter Parker has become a symbol of all that’s good and heroic. Through countless adaptations across comics, television, movies, games, and animated series, Spider-Man’s main role as the “friendly neighborhood” hero has resonated with many
Read MoreAfter a long and uncertain wait, Daredevil will finally return to the Marvel universe in Daredevil: Born Again on March 4th on Disney Plus. Daredevil: Born Again is expected to serve as a pseudo-fourth season of the Netflix show titled Daredevil. Stars Charlie Cox, Vincent D’Onofrio, Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Jon Bernthal, and Wilson Bethel will all return to their respective roles from the
Read MoreThe story of Kraven’s Last Hunt in Marvel Comics is one of Spider-Man’s darkest and most unforgettable moments in life. First published in 1987, it quickly earned a reputation as a groundbreaking narrative. Written by J.M. DeMatteis and designed by Mike Zeck, Bob McLeod, and Ian Tetrault, this story is a dark departure from Spider-Man’s usual tone. It doesn’t focus on the web-slinger 100%. It
Read MoreThe story of Venom in Marvel Comics is always complicated. He was created in 1988 and immediately became one of Spider-Man’s most terrifying foes. Venom was brutal, ruthless, uncanny, and evil. As an offspring of a symbiote from Spider-Man’s Secret Wars suit, he had a deep connection with Peter Parker. In the later story of Spider-Man, this became a key relationship in the Marvel Universe.
Read MoreIt was my pleasure recently to talk to comic creator Corey Pruitt (known to many as “Task” or @UpToTask on X) about his latest project, a new comics series titled Afro Punks! In the interview, Pruitt talks about what the inspiration was for Afro Punks, about the story and characters, and the talented creative team he’s working with on it. Lastly, he shares where you
Read MoreKingdom Come is a huge comic book event published by DC Comics in 1996. It stands out as one of the most breathtaking and influential works in the comic book medium. Kingdom Come was written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Alex Ross. Back in 1996, it was released as a four-issue miniseries that explored mysteries of the DC Universe. It offers a look at
Read MoreGreetings Masters of Evil! We are proud to welcome you into the new Dark Reign of the Marvel universe with the Thunderbolts comics reading guide! The Thunderbolts have gone through a number of iterations in the comics. But the consistent thread is that they are a team of misfits, featuring a wild mix of heroes and villains alike. The lineups have included everyone from Hawkeye
Read MoreHello Marvel fans from across the multiverse! Welcome to the Secret Wars comics reading guide! As the Multiverse Saga continues, time is running out before Marvel Studio’s Avengers: Secret Wars hit theaters in May 2027. Surely you know the name “Secret Wars”, but what actually happens in the ultimate multiverse crossover event? Before you start an incursion of different reading orders, here’s what you need
Read MoreBatman and Son is a 2006 comic book arc written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Andy Kubert and Jesse Delperdang, appearing in Batman #655-658. This story introduced Damian Wayne, Batman’s son with Talia al Ghul, into the DC Universe. Damian, trained by the League of Assassins, is sent by Talia to disrupt Batman’s crime-fighting. Beyond the main story, the Batman and Son trade also
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