Marvel Comics has shared a new look at variant covers for Superman/Spider-Man #1, along with interior artwork and a full breakdown of backup stories featuring Marvel and DC icons.

Marvel Comics has revealed a new wave of artist David Nakayama's covers from his collection of red, white, and blue variants, this time featuring heroes like Spider-Gwen and Wolverine.

Last month, the first wave of David Nakayama's Colour Block Variant Covers arrived in comic shops, and they will now continue ...

You usually know what to expect with a comic book cover. If it’s a super hero title, we’ll see the protagonist in all their glory, bold figures flexing their stuff, laying waste to enemies (or getting ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Super Powers line of action figures is a huge source of nostalgia for any DC Comics fan who grew up in the ’80s. The toy and ...

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Synopsis: “THE THRILL IS THE KILL! The bloodthirsty saga you’ve been waiting for! Wolverine has lived one of the longest and most storied lives in Marvel Comics history. Now witness the untold ...

Next month, Marvel Comics celebrates the premiere of X-Men ’97 with a series of variant covers featuring the animated series’ action figures. The new series is already proving to be something of a ...

Marvel Comics has announced “Marvel ’97” — new collection of variant covers honoring what the publisher calls its “most explosive decade.” X-Men: The Animated Series originally aired on Fox Kids for ...

Opus Comics is going the movie homage route for its collection of comics coming in July. Movies and comics go hand-in-hand, especially with the explosion in movies based on popular comic book ...

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The Super Powers line of action figures is a huge source of nostalgia for any DC Comics fan who grew up in the ’80s. The toy and merchandise line, which was introduced in 1984 and ran until 1986, ...