World War Hulk saw the green goliath at his strongest and angriest, as he returned to Earth to make the Illuminati pay for the death of his wife. World War Hulk was a massive crossover storyline that showed just how powerful Hulk was, especially when he was angry. It also brought an entire group of

When the Avengers were gone, the Thunderbolts could have seriously shaken the Marvel Universe if only things went according to plan. In the midst of “Onslaught,” the Marvel Universe seemed ready for a new age of heroes. Many of Marvel’s biggest names, including the Avengers and the Fantastic Four, were pre-occupied, struggling against a psionic

A famous Red Ranger just revealed himself to be an evil emissary of the Dark Specter in Lord Drakkon’s home timeline. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Power Rangers: Drakkon New Dawn #3 by Anthony Burch, Simone Ragazzoni, Raúl Angulo, and Ed Dukeshire, on sale now. Drakkon New Dawn #2 ends with the Jason of Lord

Once something of a goofy mad scientist, Emil Hamilton eventually became a Superman equivalent to Batman villain, Hush. Superman’s iconic supporting cast includes such characters as Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, and Perry White, but the Post-Crisis comic books added another recurring face to his list of friends. Inattentive and absent-minded, Professor Emil Hamilton was a

A story by two of the Batman creators who defined animated era was rejected by DC, and it still hasn’t been released in its original form. Welcome to a special Adventure(s) Time’s installment, a look at animated heroes of the past. This week, a moody piece from the legendary Darwyn Cooke that was originally rejected

DC Comics presents a preview of Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Batman: Hush #1 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Dexter Soy. TALES FROM THE DARK MULTIVERSE: BATMAN: HUSH #1 written by PHILLIP KENNEDY JOHNSON art by DEXTER SOY cover by DAVID MARQUEZ ONE-SHOT | PRESTIGE FORMAT ON SALE 11/3/20 $5.99 US | 48 PAGES |

The Mutant Massacre is one of the darkest days for mutantkind but Stryker’s attack on the New X-Men was just as devastating. The Decimation event, also known as M-Day, left the mutant world in ruins when most with abilities were depowered. It left the X-Men and the students attending Xavier’s school reeling as many of them