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Barbara Gordon is on her own in this first look at October 23’s Batman: Curse of the White Knight #4 by Sean Murphy. BATMAN: CURSE OF THE WHITE KNIGHT #4written by SEAN MURPHYart and cover by SEAN MURPHYvariant cover by SEAN MURPHYAfter a shocking tragedy strikes the Bat-Family and Montoya takes the reins, Babs defies the

Credit: Image Comics Credit: Image Comics Press Release New York Comic Con will be the first stop for Todd McFarlane as he celebrates SPAWN becoming the Longest-Running Creator Owned Superhero Comic! The Guinness World Record holder himself will be attending as a special guest from Thursday, October 3rd through Sunday, October 6th.  To commemorate this moment in history, the SPAWN Merchandise program will be coming to New York

Credit: Diamond Comic Distributors Press Release In a letter to employees, vendors, and key retailers, Steve Geppi, Chairman and CEO of Geppi Family Enterprises, the newly formed parent company of Diamond Comic Distributors, announced key appointments to the company’s new leadership team, as well as outlined his vision for the pop-culture companies it represents: “On

Credit: DFree / Shutterstock.com Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige is going to develop a Star Wars movie as part of Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy’s plans for a new wave of Star Wars projects, the Hollywood Reporter is reporting Wednesday evening.  According to the Hollywood trade, Feige had discussed a possible Star Wars project in a

Wait … what?? Credit: Marvel Studios Natalie Portman’s  surprise return as Jane Foster in Thor: Love & Thunder – which will make Jane Foster worthy of Mjolnir and transform her into Thor, as in comic books – follows her absence from the preceding Thor film, Ragnarok. And now, Portman has addressed Foster’s absence from that

Credit: Image Comics Credit: Image Comics If you miss the Deadly Class TV Show, don’t worry – the story lives on in the original Image Comics title. Co-creators Rick Remender and Wes Craig are returning after a brief hiatus this week with Deadly Class #40, as Marcus and Maria get ready for their sophomore year

Credit: DC Credit: DC When writer/artist Kirk Scroggs was approached by DC to do a graphic novel aimed at middle-grade audiences, his mixed two unlikely ideas — creepy DC character Swamp Thing and a teenager’s spiral ring notebook. What resulted was The Secret Spiral of Swamp Kid, which Scroggs both wrote and illustrated in a

Credit: DC Credit: DC Chris Wildgoose realizes that drawing Bruce Wayne as a thin, awkward teenager might seem odd to some long-time Batman fans, but his new graphic novel, Batman: Nightwalker, is supposed to portray the teenage Bruce before he became the grown-up hero. Based on best-selling authoro Marie Lu’s prose novel by the same

Credit: Thomas Kinkade Studios There are several notable painters working in comics painting DC heroes, but this year is the beginning of a surprising new partnership – DC and Thomas Kinkade Studios. The studio of the late pastoral painter has partnered with DC to do a series of three paintings depicting DC heroes including Superman,

Credit: CW CW is developing an Arrow spin-off set in the future of Star City, which focuses on Mia Smoak taking up the mantle of the Green Arrow alongside Laurel Lance and Dinah Drake, as reported by ComicBook. The untitled show will reportedly feature actors Katherine McNamara, Katie Cassidy, and Juliana Harkavy reprising their ‘Canary’ characters as

Credit: Warner Bros. A group comprised of family members and friends of those who died in 2012’s mass shooting at a showing of The Dark Knight Rises at an Aurora, Colorado movie theater have come together to author a letter to Warner Bros. CEO Ann Sarnoff over concerns about the studio’s upcoming Joker film. This

Credit: Bill Sienkiewicz/Chris Sotomayor (Marvel Comics) Credit: Marvel Comics Next to Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, perhaps no other singular creator is more identified with a Marvel Comics franchise than Chris Claremont. For decades Clarement guided the X-Men as the comic book industry’s dominant family of titles, including not only the core Uncanny X-Men series,

Check out a preview of October 9’s Dead Legends #1 from A Wave Blue World. Dead Legends is part of AWBW’s Premiere #1 Program, where the first issue will be released in print then segue to digital serialization before a print collection two months later. DEAD LEGENDS #1(W) James Maddox (A) Gavin Smith (CA) Leonardo

Credit: Shawn Moll/John Livesay/JD Smith (Image Comics) Credit: Yasmine Putri (Image Comics) Iconic editor Jim Shooter returns to the world of comic books in 2020, ushering in a unique crime noir (with a side of talking animals) called Slow City Blues through Image Comics. “Slow City Blues is an ongoing, genre bending series that brings

Credit: Dave Johnson (Valiant Entertainment) Credit: Tula Lotay (Image Comics) SFSX #1Written by Tina HornArt by Michael DowlingLettering by Steve WandsPublished by Image ComicsReview by Justin Partridge‘Rama Rating: 9 out of 10 “I remember when I was free to scream.” The heir apparent to Bitch Plane and Sex Criminals reveals itself in the harrowing, titiallating

Credit: Warner Bros. Warner Bros. has responded to a letter from family members and friends of the victims of 2012’s mass shooting at a screening of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colorado. The initial letter was inspired by WB’s upcoming Joker film, which centers on a version of the Joker’s descent into violence, and calls

Credit: IDW Publishing Hasbro’s Micronauts toyline will receive a feature film reboot from How To Train Your Dragon filmmaker Dean DeBlois, according to The Hollywood Reporter. DeBlois will write and direct Micronauts, based on the 1970s toyline, which in turn was based on a Japanese toyline called Microman. The toys later spawned a Marvel comic book. The

Credit: The CW CW’s Batwoman is leading the pack in audience anticipation and awareness, according to a pair of recent polls reported by Variety. The Hollywood trade first cites Ipsos’ TV Dailies report, which states Batwoman had the most “definite interest in viewing” reactions among thousands 13 and 64 year-old respondants who were surveyed between Aug. 26

Credit: Tony Daniel (DC Comics) Writer James Tynion IV is keeping mum about most of his plans for his just-announced takeover of the Batman solo-title – but he does have “huge things” in store for the Dark Knight that will shake up the cast of the series. “It’s honestly the chance to build something new

The Cheetah Strikes in the midst of “Villains Unleashed” in this preview of September 25’s Wonder Woman #79 (via DCComics.com). WONDER WOMAN #79written by G. WILLOW WILSONart by JESUS MERINOcover by AARON LOPRESTIvariant cover by JENNY FRISONMust a world without love be one without our hero? Wonder Woman is forced to discover a new way

Credit: Ryan Ottley (Marvel Comics) Credit: Ryan Ottley (Marvel Comics) Absolute Carnage brought its lead villain back in a big way – and now Carnage is taking the fight directly to Spider-Man in his main solo title. This week’s Amazing Spider-Man #30 kicks off a two-part Absolute Carnage tie-in story, with Nick Spencer and Ryan

Credit: Walt Disney Company Pre-orders for the upcoming Disney+ streaming service are now available to the public. Disney states that those who pre-order the service, which will include classic content from Disney, Marvel Studios, and Lucasfilm alongside new Marvel and Star Wars shows like The Mandalorian at launch and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier in 2020, will “be

Check out a preview of this week’s Bettie Page: Unbound #4. Bettie Page: Unbound #4writer: David Avalloneartist: Julius Ohtacovers: John Royle (A), Scott Chantler (B),  David Williams (C), Julius Ohta (D), Photo (E), PhotoFC  | 32 pages | Action/Adventure | $3.99  | Teen+Bettie’s next stop on her dimension-hopping quest finds her six inches tall…with gossamer

Credit: Image Comics Press Release Image Comics is celebrating Banned Books Week with the ALA Graphic Novels and Comics Round Table and the ALA Intellectual Freedom Round Table by producing a week of Library Livestream webinars featuring creators and librarians in conversation on a number of pressing topics. Libraries around the country are invited to

It’s all happened before, as seen in a preview of this week’s Red Sonja & Vampirella Meets Betty & Veronica #5. Red Sonja & Vampirella Meets Betty & Veronica #5writer:  Amy Chu  |  artist: Maria Sanapocovers: Fay Dalton (A), Robert Hack (B), Laura Braga ©, Dan Parent (D), Cat Staggs (E), Dan Parent (RI-B/W)FC  |