If you thought Carl had it bad on the TV show, you ain't seen nothing yet. Over the course of the comic book he's lost his mother AND baby sister, he got his eye shot out, and now he's been captured by a sadistic warlord named Negan. Carl runs away and tries to take revenge for Negan killing Glenn but ends up his prisoner ... [Read More]

Cyborg 009, Japan's first super hero team, is being reimagined for a Western audience. Archaia Entertainment announced it will be releasing a graphic novel by writers F.J. DeSanto (The Spirit film) and Bradley Cramp (Invertigo) and artist Marcus To (DC Comics’ Red Robin and Huntress) "We are trying to reach a new ... [Read More]

In Batgirl #14 the Joker proposed to Batgirl with her mother's ring and her finger still attached. She reluctantly accepts when he puts a gun to her mom's head in Batgirl #15 but she gets wedding day jitters and threatens to cripple him like he infamously did to her in Batman: The Killing Joke. He laughs, "Mom and dad are ... [Read More]

FF #4 is without a doubt the most disturbing comic book cover ever! It's Valentine's Day at the Baxter Building and the Moloids have fallen head over heels in love with their substitute teacher: She-Hulk. The able-bodied kids make cute heart-shaped ribbons but Turg has to get resourceful. The floating disembodied head licks a ... [Read More]

Spider-Man experiences a fate worse than death when a dying Doctor Octopus performs a mind swap in Amazing Spider-Man #698. Otto Octavius is hooked up to life support but manages to mutter two words: "Peter Parker." Spider-Man visits him but Octavius says, "I'm Peter Parker." The real Octavius explains that he has ... [Read More]

Andy Warhol famously said, "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes." Bluewater Productions examines that premise with 15 Minutes, a new biography comics line that focuses on the stars of reality television. 15 Minutes: Honey Boo Boo Child features the star of TLC's Here Comes Honey Boo Boo. It opens ... [Read More]

Batman: Li’l Gotham is the "exact opposite" of your typical Batman book explain artist and author Dustin Nguyen and co-writer Derek Fridolfs. “At times in various platforms, Batman has been extremely dark and taken very seriously,” says Fridolfs. “So respectfully, we’re going in the opposite direction and having ... [Read More]