When the fear mongering Sinestro Corps teams up with Superman to impose martial law on a global scale, the Guardians of the Universe send in the Green Lantern Corps but Hal Jordan sides with his super friend. The Guardian Ganthet personally oversees the mission. He deems Hal unworthy and rescinds the power ring in Injustice: ... [Read More]

Susan Storm AKA the Invisible Woman is desperate to have a baby but it's not her biological clock ticking; it's a doomsday clock. The fate of the Ultimate universe depends on Susan Storm and Reed Richards AKA Mister Fantastic having a child named Franklin Richards, an Omega-Level mutant with godlike powers. Just one problem. ... [Read More]

Archie was introduced in 1941 as the "every man" in contrast to the "super man" according to Jon Goldwater, publisher and co-CEO of Archie Comics. Even without superpowers the comic book character always manages to do the right thing and makes the ultimate sacrifice this week. "The way in which Archie dies is everything ... [Read More]

Batman: The Jiro Kuwata Batmanga is a new weekly series collecting the original 53 chapter run published in 1966 at the height of the Batman craze coinciding with the campy TV show. The manga adaptation is primarily black-and-white with minimal backgrounds and plenty of speed lines. It's printed in the original format, ... [Read More]

In the two years since the "All Out War" story arc ended, Rick has built a thriving community at Alexandria. Negan and The Saviors may have lost the war but the spoils will be his according to three panel preview of The Walking Dead #129. "You're just getting things ready for me," Negan says from behind bars. "You know I ... [Read More]

The Joker and Harley Quinn aren't just partners in crime. They have a four-year-old daughter named Lucy reveals Harley in Injustice: Gods Among Us: Year Two #13 by writer Tom Taylor and artist Bruno Redondo. Harley makes the heartbreaking admission after discovering that Black Canary is pregnant with Green Arrow's child. That's ... [Read More]

Batman '66 #36 is a quintessentially campy Batman story by writers Art Baltazar and Franco Aureliani. Batman and Robin get locked out of the Batcave when the Minstrel steals the Shakespeare bust that opens the doors to the batpoles. They're forced to use their prototype costumes that Bruce Wayne describes as "square." The ... [Read More]