EXCLUSIVE Preview: BACK ISSUE #81
This looks like a Super Spectacular issue! Because it’s dedicated to DC’s Super Spectaculars! 100 pages on Bronze Age giants! Check out our EXCLUSIVE LOOK!
BREAKING: New HULK, WOLVERINE On the Way
Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso is starting to spill the beans on the All-New All-Different Marvel!
COMICS SANS CAPES: Nonplayer #2, Airboy #1 and More!
A lot of interesting books coming out this week from Image and Boom!, including the long-awaited return of Nonplayer, an Airboy reboot, and much more.
Preview: Odd Schnozz and the Odd Squad
Imagine Josie and the Pussycats meets X-Files. Well that’s what Jeffrey Burandt has created, along with illustrator Dennis Culver (Edison Rex) and color art by Ramon Villalobos (Secret Wars: E For Extinction) Check out this preview from Oni Press:
VARIANTS! Best of the Week!
Spider-Man, Spider-Man … on as many covers as he can … (OK, so that doesn’t really work. Oh, well.)
REVIEW: Diamond Select’s Retro WOLVERINE: The Most SNIKT for Your Bucks
The third Diamond Select Mego replica is the top of the young line.
BATBOOK OF THE WEEK: Bat-Mite #1
Even if there were a wider selection, Bat-Mite #1 would be the pick this week.
HOT PICKS EXTRA: Archie, No Mercy, Borb and More!
Wow… just… wow. There is so much fantastic work coming out this week.
HOT PICKS! On Sale This Week
Maybe all the comics should be called Secret Star Wars. Get on that, Marvel!
The 13 GREATEST COMICS ADS of All Time!
Now that everyone’s whipped into an (in)appropriate frenzy over the Twix ad, I hereby bring you the 13 BEST ADS EVER (with a little help from the great Ann Nocenti and friends).
BILL WALKO Draws Things I Love
So, OK, we told you about Bill Walko’s Kickstarter for The Hero Business — which you should support. Now check out his brilliant homages to comics of yore.
SHOCKER! Comics Companies Sell Ads!
This week’s Dumb Comics Controversy is brought to you by people who don’t know comics are supposed to make money.
13 COVERS: A James Bond Celebration
Ian Fleming was born 107 years ago this week (May 28, 1908). I almost never get to write about James Bond here, and I’m not passing up the chance.