Credit: Marvel Comics Credit: Ashley Witter (Marvel Comics) Marvel Comics’ X-23 is absent from the company’s recently-released July 2019 solicitations, as well as the June 2019 solicitations – leading some to believe that the series could be ending with May’s X-23 #12. While Marvel has not provided a response to Newsarama’s query, historically a two-month

Credit: Valiant Entertainment KILLERS #1 (of 4)Written by B. CLAY MOOREArt by FERNANDO DAGNINOCover A by JONBOY MEYERSCover B by DIEGO BERNARDCover C by KEN LASHLEYPre-Order Edition Cover by WHILCE PORTACIOBlank Cover Also AvailableFive deadly assassins are recruited into a game of cat and mouse by their former sensei, the mysterious Jonin!But what does the

Credit: Vault Comics Credit: Vault Comics Credit: Vault Comics Writer Jon Tsuei and artist Audrey Mok will launch a new Sera and the Royal Stars limited series for Vault Comics this July. Colorist Raul Angulo, letterer Jim Campbell, and designer Tim Daniel round out the creative team for the series, which focuses on a princess’

Credit: Skan (Marvel Comics) Credit: Skan (Marvel Comics) This July, writer Ethan Sacks and artist Diogenes Neves will create Wolverine & Captain America: Weapon Plus #1, a one-shot that explores the secret connection between the Super Soldier program that created Captain America, and the Weapon Plus program that built Wolverine. The connection between Wolverine and

Credit: Marvel Comics Credit: Marvel Comics In July, it looks like Tony Stark will fall off the wagon and relapse into alcoholism – and what’s more, his relapse could have a profound affect on another Marvel hero. The solicitation for July 24’s Tony Stark: Iron Man #14 says that Tony “may or may not” be

Credit: Marvel Comics Editor’s Note: For a handy flip through all of the single issue covers, check out out gallery here. MARVELS EPILOGUE #1Kurt Busiek & Alex Ross (W) • Alex Ross (A/C)SKETCH VARIANT COVER BY ALEX ROSSVARIANT COVER BY DAVE JOHNSONVARIANT COVER BY RON LIMVARIANT COVER BY SKOTTIE YOUNGVARIANT COVER BY FRED HEMBECKHIDDEN GEM

Credit: Image Comics SEA OF STARS #1WRITER: JASON AARON & DENNIS HALLUMARTIST / COVER A: STEPHEN GREENCOVER B: MIKE MIGNOLAJULY 3 / 32 PAGES / FC / T / $3.99SERIES PREMIERE“LOST IN THE WILDS OF HEAVEN,” Part OneBeing a space trucker sounds like a cool job, but in reality, it can be boring as hell.

Credit: Marvel Studios Thor: Ragnarok actor Tessa Thompson, who played Valkyrie in the film, says that talks have taken place for a fourth Thor movie, with director Taika Waititi discussed to return. “I heard that a pitch has happened for [another Thor film],” Thompson told the L.A. Times, qualifying her own statement. “I don’t know how real

Credit: Marvel Comics A new motion poster for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 6 pays homage to the classic Jim Steranko-drawn cover of Marvel Comics’ Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #5 from 1968. Interestingly, the poster places Clark Gregg’s new character “Sarge” in the place of Scorpio, the villainous alter ego of the comic book Nick

Credit: David Peterson (BOOM! Studios) 20th Century Fox’s motion capture adaptation of David Petersen’s Mouse Guard has been canceled by Disney who acquired the rights to the project as part of its purchase of Fox assets, according to Deadline. The filmmakers are reportedly shopping the film to other possible studios, including Netflix. According to the Hollywood trade, Disney

Credit: Fox Fox has passed on a new season of the X-Men-ish TV drama The Gifted, according to Deadline. The show’s second season ended back in February with what Fox described then as the “season finale” (as opposed to a series finale), and was produced by 20th Century Fox TV – which was part of

Credit: Maria Llovet (BOOM! Studios) Credit: BOOM! Studios Brian Azzarello and Maria Llovet’s Faithless #1 from BOOM! Studios has sold out at the distributor level, so the publisher is coming back with a second printing – and a second printing with a new, erotic variant. “We’re floored by the response from fans and retailers who’ve

Credit: DC Get your first look at DC Universe’s Swamp Thing in this new “reveal” video released by DC. Take a look: [embedded content] This comes just hours after reports surfaced of troubles on the Swamp Thing set. Swamp Thing is scheduled to debut May 31 on the DC Universe streaming service.

John Cena Credit: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com Wrestler and actor John Cena is reportedly in talks to join the cast of writer/director James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad, according to Variety. The role Cena is reportedly in talks for has not been revealed. The cast already includes Margot Robbie, reprising her role as Harley Quinn, and Idris Elba,

Credit: Boris Pelcer (BOOM! Studios) Credit: Boris Pelcer (BOOM! Studios) More details about BOOM! Studios’ surprise launch of a new Angel ongoing title have been revealed in the company’s letter to retailers. The series, which was announced just one week ago, debuted Wednesday. “Welcome to the very first issue of our new Angel monthly comic

Credit: Marvel Comics It’s been a bad week in the Marvel Universe. Across four of this week’s biggest books, heroes are dropping like flies – with big name heroes apparently dying left and right. But just how permanent is death in the Marvel Universe? For some of this week’s marquee casualties, there’s a light at

Credit: DC Production on DC Universe’s Swamp Thing has unexpectedly shutdown as the show will be shortened, according to Wilmington, North Carolina’s Star-News newspaper. According to several unnamed “sources within the local industry,” Warner Bros. Television suspended work on the show Tuesday, April 16 and said the show was being re-written to end with episode

Alison Pill Credit: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com Harry Treadaway Credit: Featureflash Photo Agency / Shutterstock.com CBS All Access’ still-untitled Jean-Luc Picard-centric Star Trek spin-off series has added three actors in regular roles, via Deadline. Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World actor Alison Pill, Penny Dreadful‘s Harry Treadaway, and American Crime Story‘s Isa Briones have all been cast in

Credit: Michael Avon Oeming/Taki Soma (IDW Publishing) Credit: Michael Avon Oeming/Taki Soma (IDW Publishing) Got Dick? Michael Avon Oeming does, and so will readers beginning April 24 when Dick Tracy Forever! #1 (of 4) debuts from IDW Publishing. Oeming is writing and drawing the series with his long-time collaborator/wife Taki Soma coloring this ‘square one’

Phoebe Waller-Bridge Credit: Featureflash Photo Agency / Shutterstock.com Credit: Jamie McKelvie/Matthew Wilson (Image Comics) While Phonogram has been on hiatus for three years, writer/co-creator Kieron Gillen still has it on his mind – and has come up with an intriguing idea for who could play one of the characters should the project ever be adapted

Credit: Christian Ward (Valiant Entertainment) The creative team behind the previously-teased X-O Manowar relaunch have been revealed on Twitter by Valiant Entertainment editor Heather Antos. “You heard it here first! A brand new X-O Manowar ongoing series from Dennis Hopeless, Emilio Laiso, Ruth Redmond, and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, with covers by Christian Ward coming your way

Credit: Marvel Comics Credit: Moy R (Marvel Comics) West Coast Avengers has come to an end with this week’s #10 from writer Kelly Thompson and artist Moy R.  Thompson penned a letter, printed in the back of the issue, which thanks both her fellow creators and fans for their commitment to the title. Here’s the

Credit: Comic Toolbox Credit: Comic Toolbox Press Release A 10-ISSUE MAXI-SERIES FROM SIMON FURMAN & GEOFF SENIORCO-CREATORS OF DEATH’S HEAD & ACCLAIMED TRANSFORMERS CREATIVE TEAMA BOLD NEW PUBLISHING PARTNERSHIP – BRINGING COMICS DIRECT TO STORES AND FANS With over 30 years experience producing comics for Marvel, IDW, Dynamite, Titan and more, the fan-favourite creative team

Credit: Dynamite Entertainment Credit: Dynamite Entertainment Press Release For the first time ever, the Angels meet the Bionic in the crazy 80’s in Charlie’s Angels/Bionic Woman, from Dynamite Entertainment. Bringing together Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Charlie’s Angels and Universal’s Bionic Woman is a first in comics and a winning crossover event in print. Charlie gives his

In 1980, we kinda thought that the good guys were always going win. Sure, there had been losses, and Thunderbird had died, but we honestly didn’t think that things would ever go so badly that a hero would take their own life to save the universe. Then there was Jean Grey. In the final issue

Credit: Marvel Comics This week’s Avengers: No Road Home #10 by writers Mark Waid, Al Ewing, and Jim Zub and artists Sean Izaakse, Marcio Menyz, and Erick Arciniega marks the weekly series’ finale – and the start of some new chapters for the heroes of the story. Here’s how the heroes of No Road Home’s