variety.com: “Every Brilliant Thing” tackles suicide and depression with levity and wit. Co-creators Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe bring these heavy topics into the spotlight, making discussions about mental health more accessible. While therapy is now a common topic, suicide…
aiptcomics.com: Ram V, Evan Cagle, and Anand Radhakrishnan reveal ‘Deicidium’ graphic novel coming to Image in 2026. The creative team has secured a six-figure deal with Morgen for global publishing rights and plans a simultaneous international launch. Blending various artistic…
bleedingcool.com: Cosmic Hulk, Cosmic Catastrophe: In Hulk: Smash Everything #4, the Green Goliath unleashes his full power, transforming into a universe-shaking force. As he battles cosmic foes, the stakes escalate, threatening reality itself. With explosive action and intense confrontations, this…
www.thepopverse.com: X-Men’s Bishop is pulled back into his dark future to save his once-dead sister Shard in new solo Marvel series. In this gripping storyline, Bishop confronts his tumultuous past while navigating a dystopian world. Determined to rescue Shard, he…
comicbook.com: Every A Court of Thorns and Roses Book, Ranked From Worst to Best highlights the series’ popularity, particularly with the anticipation for book six. While some installments, like A Court of Frost and Starlight, are weaker, others, such as…
heroichollywood.com: Tombstone and Kingpin’s Role in the next Spider-Man trilogy is set to be significant as Spider-Man confronts organized crime. Fans are eager to discover the overarching theme of Tom Holland’s final trilogy, especially after the first focused on his…
aiptcomics.com: Marvel Preview: Rogue #2 sees Rogue grappling with her troubled past as Mystique conceals vital truths. Haunted by visions of Sabretooth and the Constrictor, she navigates a hostile world filled with mutant haters while uncovering the secrets of Project…
www.comicsbeat.com: Orlando and Segovia to revisit the X-Men’s OUTBACK era. This five-issue series explores the X-Men’s relocation to Australia in 1988, diving into their adventures and challenges during this iconic period. Readers can expect fresh perspectives on beloved characters as…
bleedingcool.com: Image Comics Full Solicits For May 2026 – Odin, She-Spawn, Destruction features exciting new titles. “Odin” explores Norse mythology with a fresh twist, while “She-Spawn” continues the legacy of its iconic character in a gripping narrative. “If Destruction Be…
www.comicsbeat.com: IDW reveals two new ongoing STAR TREK series and more, featuring Seven of Nine in a new show by Christopher Cantwell and Dennis Menheere. Additionally, Charlie Jane Anders will write the sister comic titled Zero Point. These projects expand…
bleedingcool.com: Sue Storm’s Oopsie-Daisy Disaster unfolds as she revisits her early days as the Invisible Girl in Fantastic Four #8. While reflecting on her past, Sue confronts the mistakes that continue to haunt her. This nostalgic journey highlights her growth…
bleedingcool.com: Wolverine’s Legacy Gets Messy as Laura Kinney confronts her haunting past in Generation X-23 #1. A new generation of lethal X-subjects emerges, forcing her to grapple with the shadows of her former life. As she navigates these challenges, Laura…
www.cbr.com: The Fantastic Four work best when Marvel embraces their unique dynamic. As Marvel’s first family, they stand out not just as individual heroes but as a cohesive unit. Their conflicts differ significantly from those faced by teams like the…
comicbook.com: 28 Years Ago, DC Comics Gave Readers the Perfect Justice League Origin. JLA: Year One revitalized the Justice League’s origin by blending classic elements with modern characterizations. Writers Mark Waid and Bryan Augustyn focused on the dynamics among heroes…
comicbook.com: Pennyworth stands out as an exceptional TV tie-in comic that transcends its source material. While it serves as a sequel to the series, it functions independently, offering a rich narrative about Alfred Pennyworth’s adventures during the Cold War. Written…
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