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Comic book fans are in for an electrifying summer as the industry surges with major events, thrilling debuts, and the return of legendary characters. DC has just ignited excitement with the announcement of their major 2025 event: DC K.O. This new series, from creative heavyweights Scott Snyder and Javier Fernandez, plunges Earth into chaos as the Heart of Apokolips transforms the planet into a battleground. To save the world from Darkseid’s looming return, the Justice League must enter a brutal, Mortal Kombat-style tournament—turning hero against hero, as the power of Apokolips threatens to twist even the noblest into something dark. Fans are speculating wildly about which DC icons will survive this grueling contest, and what they’ll be willing to sacrifice with the fate of the universe at stake.

Outside the main superhero universes, Vault Comics has made waves with Post Malone’s Big Rig—a red-hot new series that’s just hit shelves. The launch was met with controversy when collectors who bought the limited “mystery box” bundles found disappointing repeats among their variant covers, sparking outcries on social media and prompting calls for accountability from the publisher. Despite the backlash, anticipation remains strong for Big Rig #2, especially as some bundles included ultra-rare variants like a one-of-one Peach Momoko diamond edition.

Meanwhile, cult favorites are getting new life as crossovers and anniversaries approach. October will bring a one-shot mash-up: Fantastic Four/Gargoyles, written by original Gargoyles creator Greg Weisman. The comic community is also buzzing about Marvel’s upcoming “Ultimate Endgame” mega-event, which promises to shake up some of the publisher’s most iconic characters later this year.

On the independent frontier, dark fantasy fans have something to cheer about with the debut of Author Immortal. This series explores the boundaries of reality and fiction as a failed writer is pulled into a dangerous magical realm shaped by the stories of his youth. In the realm of nostalgia, Craniacs #1 arrives from the creator of Garbage Pail Kids, launching a quirky saga of warring skull-faced planets, with a tie-in TV series already in development.

IDW is also making monster-sized moves as their new Godzilla universe kicks off with the “Kai-Sei Era.” The series sets the stage for epic kaiju showdowns and even introduces a mysterious boy with the power to channel Godzilla’s energy—an intriguing twist for longtime fans of the franchise.

Other highlights from this week include the continued success of the Absolute Batman series, which sees the Dark Knight grappling with new foes in an evolving “Abomination” arc, and the imminent release of Storm #10 as Marvel’s weather-controlling mutant confronts threats in a preview that’s caught the attention of X-Men enthusiasts.

Supernatural fans can celebrate as Sam and Dean Winchester charge back into action, this time in a brand-new comic series from Dynamite, steered by acclaimed

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It’s a great time to be a comic book fan, as the past week has served up a whirlwind of news, new releases, and surprises across the worlds of Marvel, DC, and independent publishers. The buzz is everywhere—on the shelves, on screens, and fueling speculation about where our favorite characters are headed next.

Fans of superhero crossovers are especially abuzz, thanks to the much-anticipated release of “Deadpool/Batman #1.” This unprecedented collaboration between Marvel and DC has generated even more heat due to a dazzling array of new variant covers from superstar artists like Artgerm, Steve McNiven, Peach Momoko, and Terry Dodson. Collectors are scrambling to secure these striking editions before street date in September. The mere concept of Deadpool and Batman sharing the spotlight has fans spinning out wild theories about just how wild and irreverent this team-up might get.

Meanwhile, on the Marvel side, the week’s comic shop arrivals bring fresh chapters for long-loved teams and heroes. New issues of Amazing Spider-Man, Fantastic Four: Fanfare, Iron Man, and Uncanny X-Men signal Marvel’s momentum as it barrels toward its next big event. Fans looking for something a bit quirkier have set their sights on Jeff the Land Shark. The adorable and oddly fearsome Jeff returns this Wednesday in his second issue, squaring off against the villainous Shadow Jeff—a menacing creature who threatens to plunge everything into darkness. Jeff’s rising popularity, both as comic relief and unexpected hero, continues to capture readers’ imaginations.

The U.S. and the wider comic world are also reeling from the release of Superman, the new film that marks the official entry of the Man of Steel into Marvel’s cinematic universe. The film’s post-credit sequences hint at possible team-ups with both the Avengers and the X-Men, and fans are speculating hard about where Superman fits into the now sprawling multiversal landscape.

DC has been keeping pace with its own big stories. The upcoming “New History of the DC Universe #2,” dropping July 23rd, offers a modern retelling of origin stories for icons like Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, giving both longtime fans and new readers a fresh entry point into the major events that shaped DC’s legendary roster.

Not to be overshadowed, creators from the indie scene are making waves as well. “The Family Graves: I Scream Spectacular,” currently crowdfunding, fuses family drama, horror, and monster adventure in a story that’s been described as The Munsters meets The Fantastic Four. The campaign promises an equal mix of heroics, humor, and heart, amplified by a cast of wonderfully weird characters—like a telepathic fish-boy and a baby zombie—taking on a rampaging mutant brain.

There’s also excitement for classic characters. Skybound and Image, in partnership with Hasbro, just announced G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero #321—an all-new “silent” issue in the iconic tradition. Meanwhile, Conan the Barbarian is building toward a mil

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The world of comic books has been ablaze with announcements, bold crossovers, and cosmic adventures as we near the end of July 2025. One of the biggest headlines is Marvel’s “Ultimate Endgame,” a first-ever event in the new Ultimate Universe that promises to reshape this alternate Marvel cosmos. Marvel is teasing an epic showdown for the fate of the entire Ultimate Universe, with more details scheduled for reveal at the much-anticipated Marvel Comics: Ultimate Universe Panel at San Diego Comic-Con. The event features heavyweight creators like Jonathan Hickman and Deniz Camp, and fans are abuzz over the powerful promotional art hinting at dramatic battles and unexpected team-ups.

Meanwhile, Jonathan Hickman is also leading Marvel’s new cosmic war saga, “IMPERIAL.” With issue two now in readers’ hands and the striking cover for the finale already unveiled, the story dives into a galaxy-shaking series of assassinations and intergalactic warfare. The event’s intrigue continues right into a new collection of one-shots—“IMPERIAL WAR”—focused on popular characters such as Black Panther, Planet She-Hulk, Exiles, and Nova. Key players like Hulk, Nova, Shuri, and Star-Lord are at the front lines of cosmic conflict, signaling a wild ride ahead for Marvel’s space-faring heroes.

Crossover news doesn’t end there. Marvel and DC are sending shockwaves through fandom by rolling out superstar variant covers for the highly-anticipated Deadpool/Batman #1. Fans get to see their favorite chaos-bringer team up—or clash—with the Dark Knight, with top talent like Artgerm, Steve McNiven, Peach Momoko, and Terry Dodson crafting sensational new artwork for the launch. These covers capture the imaginative excitement of Marvel/DC matchups, sure to be hot collectibles in the coming weeks.

On the DC Comics side, “The New Gods #8” just hit shelves this week. Written by Ram V, the story delves deep into Highfather’s emotional struggle following recent losses and a search for a fresh beginning for his people. The art in this issue has earned high praise for its vibrant palette and dynamic scenes, even as the story pauses to reflect on themes of regret and leadership. Superman makes a supportive appearance, while villainous threats still lurk in the shadows, with hints of Darkseid’s return keeping readers guessing.

Outside the Big Two, indie publisher Alien Books is making waves with a newly revealed retro logo and a bold slate for 2026, including the buzzed-about sci-fi manga “BADDUCKS” by Toryumon Takeda and a prestige anthology, “X-O Manowar: Black, White & Gold.” This expansion, coupled with growing partnerships and successful Kickstarters, highlights the rise of fresh voices and creative directions in the comics landscape.

For those eager to stay on top of weekly releases, next week’s lineup features Batman #161 and fresh entries from Image and other major publishers, ensuring shelves—and reading lists—are packed. With so many exciting developments, from daring new crosso

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It’s been a dynamic week in the world of comic books, as both new releases and upcoming events have taken the spotlight. In the lineup of this week's best comics, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #10 stands out, pushing the beloved Turtles through some of their toughest challenges yet. Meanwhile, Robin & Batman: Jason Todd #2 continues its character-driven exploration, delving into the complicated legacy and emotional depths of one of Gotham’s most tragic heroes. Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #41 delivers a lively homage to the Silver Age, throwing readers into a fast-paced, sci-fi story featuring time-traveling Robins and a cinematic showdown with Bizarro Supermen.

Anticipation is also building for the upcoming San Diego Comic-Con 2025, set for July 24–27. Fans of DC, Marvel, and Star Wars are in for packed panels, sneak peeks, and exclusive announcements. DC will present “DC All In: What’s Next”, offering teases for major future storylines, while Marvel brings “Next Big Thing” and “Comics to Screen” presentations, fueling speculation about new character arcs and adaptations. Not to be missed, DC is hinting at a knockout event—literally. The newly revealed “DC K.O.” event, described as a Mortal Kombat–style tournament, will pit 36 of the DC universe’s heroes in a high-stakes, multi-level gladiatorial competition. Legendary creators Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson are writing the story, with Javi Fernández on art, as the heroes generate Omega Energy for a chance to challenge the formidable Darkseid.

On the Marvel side, the “Ultimate Endgame” event promises to bring major developments to the Ultimate Universe, igniting buzz about the fate of beloved characters. Wolverine fans can look forward to a decades-in-the-making clash between Wolverine and Sabretooth in Wolverine #11, revisiting a rivalry that’s captivated readers for generations. This issue promises not just brutal action but also emotional resonance, as it ties back to early traumas from Logan’s past.

In the world of horror comics, Oni Press is resurrecting the infamous EC Comics for a “Summer of Fear” with new titles like Blood Type and Catacomb of Torment, ensuring fans of chills and thrills have plenty to anticipate. The 15th anniversary of The Sixth Gun is also being celebrated with signings and exclusives at Comic-Con.

Looking to new releases, next week brings anticipated issues like Batman #161, Emma Frost: The White Queen #2, Uncanny X-Men #18, and Jeff the Land Shark #2, featuring a mix of classic heroes and quirky favorites. Notably, DC is also rolling out Absolute Evil, where the Joker leads a sinister new team, echoing and perhaps even outdoing Marvel’s iconic Sinister Six in the chaos and villainy stakes.

Whether drawn to heroics, horror, or villainous intrigue, comic fans have plenty to celebrate this week and even more to look forward to as the biggest names and boldest stories in comics take center stage.

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Comic book fans have a lot to celebrate this week, as July 2025 delivers a burst of fresh stories, major events, and classic throwbacks across the superhero universe. One of the hottest topics today is the ambitious new chapter for the X-Men. Marvel has just unveiled *Age of Revelation*, a sprawling saga launching with a surprise prelude, Age of Revelation #0, this week. In this high-stakes future, Doug Ramsey, now calling himself Revelation and heir to Apocalypse, has remade the world into a supposed mutant utopia with a secret so dangerous it could bring everything crashing down. The story officially begins October 1 with Age of Revelation: Overture #1 and continues with fresh series arriving mid-October. Among the standouts, Unbreakable X-Men puts Gambit and a fractured team on the front lines, Rogue Storm follows a grief-powered Storm whose rampage could ice over the Earth, while Iron & Frost pairs Tony Stark with Emma Frost in a political drama, and Sinister’s Six assembles the likes of Havok and Venom for a shadowy mission against Revelation himself.

New releases are also making a splash on comic shop shelves. Today’s standouts include Invincible Universe Battle Beast #3, Spider-Girl #2, the latest chapters of Ultimate X-Men and Absolute Batman, and Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe #1, which offers that irresistible spectacle of kaiju chaos meeting superhero action in unexpectedly dramatic ways. Fans of Wonder Woman and Zatanna are in for a treat as new issues hit stands, while Marvel Knights: The World to Come #2 continues to add intrigue to the Marvel lineup.

Digital readers are buzzing over the Resurgence of the Valiant Universe Comic Collection, now available as a DRM-free bundle at a pay-what-you-want price. This colossal release delivers the entire Road to Resurgence saga plus tie-ins, clocking in at over a thousand pages of action. The Valiant heroes face a strange new challenge: Dr. Silk has seemingly ended death, but something far darker lurks behind his so-called miracle, compelling X-O Manowar, Shadowman, Bloodshot, Faith, and more to unite in opposition.

With San Diego Comic-Con just a week away, anticipation is reaching fever pitch. Publishers are rolling out exclusive covers, signings, and surprises. IDW brings special variants for Godzilla, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles x Naruto, and more, plus meet-and-greets with icons like Art Adams and Kevin Eastman. Dark Horse rings in their festivities with free signings from top talent, including Jeff Lemire, James Tynion IV, and even a visit from Judge Dredd’s own Stan Sakai. Over at Kodansha, manga enthusiasts can expect reveals around new licenses and industry roundtables on the state of manga in the West.

Not to be overlooked, the 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special 2025 beams in from the UK with return appearances by classic characters and megawatt creators like Al Ewing, all promising high-octane adventure in true Thargian fashion.

Whether you’re tracking mutant intrigue, superhero k

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In the world of comic books, recent days have been filled with exciting news and events. On July 16, Marvel fans can look forward to a slew of new releases, including "Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe" #1, where the iconic monster wreaks havoc on the Marvel Universe, and "Bring on the Bad Guys: Abomination" #1, featuring the notorious Emil Blonsky in a Wakandan adventure[1][7]. Meanwhile, DC Comics enthusiasts can enjoy Batman releases, such as "Batman" #161, set to hit shelves on July 23[2].

In the cinematic universe, DC Studios' "Superman" 2025, directed by James Gunn, is now in theaters, offering a fresh take on the classic hero[3]. The film delves into Clark Kent's moral compass and personal struggles, blending action with emotional depth.

As for upcoming events, fans of the X-Men can anticipate "X-Men: Age of Revelation" #0, which promises to kickstart a new X-event[6]. The comic book world is also awaiting the "2000 AD Sci-Fi Special" 2025, featuring iconic heroes and wild stories[9].

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Comic book fans are enjoying a vibrant week of news, reveals, and upcoming releases across the superhero landscape. Marvel is turning heads with the announcement of Jed MacKay as the writer behind the much-anticipated Age of Revelation saga. This future-set storyline launches with X-Men: Age of Revelation #0 on July 16, promising a dramatic shift in the mutant universe as it leaps a decade forward. Marvel is also heating up the summer with previews for Imperial #2, where Nova and Star-Lord are thrust into turmoil as the rulers of the Marvel galactic empires fall and war brews in Wakanda. Meanwhile, New Avengers #2 also lands this week, adding more excitement for fans eager to see where Marvel’s teams go next.

Not to be outdone, DC Comics is gearing up for a historic San Diego Comic-Con 2025, celebrating its approach to the publisher’s 100th anniversary with retro flair. The experience will include a nostalgic 1940s-style Daily Planet newsstand and exclusive reveals. One of the major highlights is the Absolute Batman Annual 2025, which features renowned creator Daniel Warren Johnson joining a star-studded team, while Scott Snyder pens the main story and Bane makes a dramatic appearance. The convention will also host deep dives into the anticipated Batman Azteca animated film and offer a sneak peek at Peacemaker’s second season with James Gunn and John Cena. Plus, Jeff Lemire is set to continue exploring the dynamic between Robin and Batman with Robin & Batman: Jason Todd #2, delving into Jason Todd’s struggle against the deadly new assassin, Wraith.

On a lighter note, Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #2 invites readers to witness Superman’s loyal canine face off with a young Lex Luthor on Earth, blending heart and suspense in this unique perspective on classic characters. For those interested in fresh releases and pre-orders, Batman #161 headlines the wave of new comics hitting shelves on July 23, along with a slew of trade paperbacks and graphic novels from across the major publishers.

The indie and Canadian scenes are also buzzing. Mariko Tamaki will be a featured guest at the Library of Congress National Book Festival with her new graphic novel, This Place Kills Me, launching in August. Creators Anthony Del Col and Valentine De Landro have joined on Islands In The Sky, a graphic novel project chronicling the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Southern Appalachia. And for a touch of cult comedy, Troy Little is teaming up with Alex Paknadel for Cult of the Lamb: Schism Special #1, arriving in October just in time for spooky season.

With all these fresh storylines, creative team shakeups, and convention reveals, comic books remain as dynamic and thrilling as ever. Whether your interests lie with super-powered sagas, historic retrospectives, or unexpected canine heroes, this week has something new for every comics enthusiast.

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It’s been a milestone week in the world of comic books, with breaking news and fresh releases capturing the imagination of fans everywhere. The biggest headline is the official worldwide launch of James Gunn’s new DC Universe, ushered in by the highly anticipated Superman movie. While Creature Commandos on HBO Max gave fans a sneak peek months ago, Gunn himself says that Superman marks the real beginning. With this cinematic debut, DC’s interconnected universe officially starts its “Gods and Monsters” chapter, setting the stage for upcoming projects like Supergirl starring Milly Alcock, and the return of Peacemaker with its second season just around the corner. The next wave of stories promises to expand the DC Universe on both screens and in print, bringing fresh energy to legendary characters and new faces alike.

The comic shelves have also been alive with standout issues this week. Supergirl continues to earn rave reviews for both its storytelling and artistry, with the latest issue being hailed as a perfect ten. On the lighter side, Marvel is having retro fun with its Swimsuit Special: Friends, Foes & Rivals. The nostalgia-powered one-shot pokes fun at the 1990s Swimsuit Specials and, while deliberately silly, offers readers a throwback to an era of comics infamous for its playful excess.

Meanwhile, Marvel is stirring up excitement on multiple fronts. Fans of Hulk are celebrating the announcement of Return to Planet Hulk, a special one-shot reuniting writer Greg Pak and artist Carlo Pagulayan. This story returns to the beloved gladiatorial world of Sakaar just in time for the 20th anniversary of the original Planet Hulk arc. At the same time, Marvel is pushing its boundaries with Marvel Zombies: Red Band, a new limited series that promises horror, humor, and gore in equal measure, catering to fans eager for edgier content.

Original stories are making waves too, with titles like Radiant Black wrapping major arcs with surprise twists, and The Power Fantasy turning superhero lore on its head through ambitious, philosophical storytelling and breathtaking artwork. And over in the DC Universe’s publishing slate, Batman finds himself tormented in Arkham as Bane’s ultimate plan unfolds, The Flash faces the fiery menace of Heat Wave, and Wonder Woman finds herself on a mysterious, mouse-infested island in a quirky new arc that’s already sparking curiosity among readers.

Beyond single issues, industry news buzzes with the return of fan-favorite creators, chart-topping graphic novels, and previews for future blockbusters that will keep collectors and newcomers alike eagerly awaiting each Wednesday. Jack Kirby, the legendary king of comics, has been honored with New York City renaming his birthplace “Yancy Street,” a fitting tribute to his legacy.

With big-screen launches shaking up shared universes, inventive indie hits, and classic characters being reimagined in new and unexpected ways, it’s an electrifying moment for comic book fans. Whether your

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The world of comic books is buzzing with excitement and transformation this July, as both Marvel and DC unleash a wave of new stories, dramatic events, and surprise releases that have fans eagerly flipping through the latest issues. This week saw comic shops stocked with fresh titles, variant covers, and the start of what could become one of the defining X-Men events of the decade.

Marvel has set the stage for a major shakeup with the announcement of Age of Revelation, a new event launching this October to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Age of Apocalypse. The saga propels the X-Men a full decade into the future, centering on Doug Ramsey—now Revelation—who’s evolved his mutant powers to shape worlds with words. What appears at first to be a mutant utopia, crafted by Revelation alongside Cyclops’ team, soon reveals darker undertones: humanity is vanishing, and not everyone is on board. Already, select comic stores have started receiving limited “shadow drop” editions of X-Men: Age of Revelation #0, offering fans a tantalizing preview of the dystopian drama on the horizon. The full storyline will ripple throughout Marvel’s line, spawning new titles like Amazing X-Men and unexpected crossovers such as Radioactive Spider-Man and Iron and Frost, with more series details to be revealed soon.

On the DC side, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman continue to headline hotly anticipated releases. Superman #28 and the Absolute Superman and Absolute Wonder Woman runs are drawing attention with multiple variant covers and brisk sales in recent months. Fans of Batman are also anticipating the upcoming Batman #161 by Jim Lee and Jeph Loeb, as well as the new spin on Gotham’s past in Batman: Gotham by Gaslight – A League for Justice, taking the caped crusader back to an alternate Victorian era.

Meanwhile, the Marvel Swimsuit Special: Friends, Foes & Rivals #1 splashes onto shelves, offering a lighter take on iconic and obscure characters enjoying some sun, while Jeff the Land Shark continues his cosmic adventures in IT’S JEFF: Infinity Paws #1 and the latest issue of Miles Morales: Spider-Man delivers new twists for the beloved Spider-hero. The Fantastic Four make headlines with the launch of a new #1 issue, promising a blend of classic cosmic adventure and unexpected time travel mishaps that scatter Marvel’s first family throughout Earth’s history.

Crossovers and mashups continue to capture the imagination—Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles x Naruto both sit high on June’s top sellers list. On the indie front, series like Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees and The Unchosen are generating critical buzz for their original stories.

Collectors can also enjoy special printings, facsimile editions, and a new Fantastic Four bookazine loaded with interviews and retrospectives. And as always, variant covers remain a sought-after prize, whether it’s a retrovision take on Psylocke or eye-catching wraparounds for the latest Marvel

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If you’re a comic book fan, the first week of July 2025 has been a whirlwind of excitement. At the very top of the charts, Marvel’s Captain America #1 debuted to thunderous acclaim, leading the Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List and showcasing the character’s enduring power just in time for the Fourth of July. Chip Zdarsky and Valerio Schiti spearheaded this new run, and Marvel completely dominated the weekly rankings, holding nine out of the top ten spots. Ultimate Wolverine, Amazing Spider-Man, and Godzilla Vs Thor also made strong showings, while DC’s top performer, Absolute Green Lantern, trailed the pack.

Superman, however, is enjoying an unprecedented spotlight this season. The “Summer of Superman” is reaching its peak as DC prepares to launch Superman Treasury 2025: Hero for All #1—a new release that promises to blend iconic heroism with fresh storytelling. Fans of the Man of Steel can look forward to a major moment for the character not only in comics but also on the big screen, with James Gunn’s highly anticipated Superman film just days from its wide release. David Corenswet steps into the red boots as Clark Kent, ready to usher in a bold new era for the DC Universe.

Batman fans are also getting their fill, even if the wait for The Batman: Part II stretches to 2027. With McFarlane Toys releasing a striking array of new Batman figures, collectors and enthusiasts are snapping up pieces based on recent comics like “The Cowardly Lot.” Meanwhile, Alan Ritchson of Reacher fame has caught the attention of DC fans amid rumors and fan artwork picturing him as the next Caped Crusader for James Gunn’s evolving DC cinematic universe.

Another intriguing headline comes from the world of DC’s supporting cast: Colin Farrell, fresh off his Golden Globe-winning performance as the Penguin, is reportedly in talks to star as Sgt. Rock in an upcoming DC Studios feature, following the departure of Daniel Craig from the project. Farrell’s return as Penguin is also eagerly anticipated in the next installment of Matt Reeves’s Batman saga.

Marvel continues its hot streak with upcoming releases set to hit shelves on July 16, including Spider-Girl #2, Ultimate X-Men #17, and the much-anticipated Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe #1, offering fans wild crossover chaos. Meanwhile, independent titles and special editions keep the landscape diverse, with books like Invincible Universe: Battle Beast #3 and the latest Star Wars adventures expanding their own corners of the comic multiverse.

Rounding out the summer, variant covers and collected editions are fueling the collector’s market, with special attention given to Deadpool/Batman #1, due this September, and retro favorites getting fresh printings to meet ongoing demand. From nostalgia-driven 80s and 90s reprints to bold new stories, comic shops are buzzing with readers eager for the latest stories of heroism, action, and heart.

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