Author Chuck Wendig announced today on Twitter that Marvel Comics has fired him from Star Wars: Shadow of Vader #4 and #5, as well as a yet-announced Star Wars project. The cause of the firing appears to be consistent and sustained harassment from the Comicsgate subcommunity, which prides itself on campaigns of harassment aimed at

Grant Morrison and Liam Sharp’s eagerly anticipated relaunch of The Green Lantern is less than a month away, and DC has released artist Frank Quitely’s variant cover for the debut issue. Quitely, who previously collaborated with Morrison on All-Star Superman and 2004 Vertigo miniseries We3, delivers a delightfully creepy cover with a Hal Jordan that

A new variant cover for Uncanny X-Men #1 by David Finch has been revealed by Marvel. The issue will begin the “X-Men Disassembled” storyline Marvel has been teasing for months, and will follow a massive number of X-Men trying to survive the explosive events surrounding the team. The cover, by Finch (Batman), shows off some of Marvel’s Merry

Ever since his surprise casting in 2016’s Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, star Johnny Depp and the production has faced controversy following allegations of domestic abuse from ex-spouse Amber Heard. As press on the film’s sequel, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, ramps up, Depp has addressed the controversy while publicly maintaining his

Stan Lee has opened up about some of the controversies that have erupted in his personal life over the last few years. During the interview with The Daily Beast, the 95-year-old Lee spoke about many of the controversies that have surrounded him and members of his family. This includes reports of forged checks, accusations of sexual

At the Rooster Teeth panel at New York Comic Con, the Austin-based production company revealed it had fresh content on the way for both readers of western comic books and Japanese manga. Alongside the announcement that the company would be teaming up with DC Comics in 2019 to produce comic books based on the hit animated series

Today at New York Comic Con, Rooster Teeth announced its coming to the world of comics. Rooster Teeth’s head of animation Grey Haddock revealed DC Comics would be  bringing the internet company’s projects to comics. Rooster Teeth’s panel covered both animated series RWBY and the upcoming gen:LOCK. Both shows will be the first in Rooster Teeth’s

Marvel has announced that a new Black Widow series will begin in January. During the Women of Marvel panel during New York Comic Comic Con, Women of Marvel podcast co-host Judy Stephens announced there will be a new Black Widow comic starting in early 2019. The comic will be written by the sister duo of Jen

Marvel has announced that a weekly Man Without Fear series will deal with the fallout of the upcoming “Death of Daredevil” arc. During the Marvel – True Believers panel at New York Comic Con, creative executive Ryan Penagos revealed that writer Jed MacKay and artist Danilo S. Beyruth will produce The Man Without Fear, a weekly

At New York Comic Con, Women of Marvel podcast hosts Sana Amanat and Judy Stephens held a panel alongside assistant editor Kathleen Wisneski, writer Margaret Stohl, writer Leah Williams, colorist Rachelle Rosenberg and artist Jen Bartel. The purpose of this panel was to discuss what it’s like working in comics from a female perspective and what fans can expect

The new Dial H For Hero comic, which was announced during this year’s New York Comic Con, will see Robby Reed’s magical dial find a new home with Miguel, a young Hispanic motorcycle rider looking to become a superhero. At a spotlight panel on Brian Michael Bendis this weekend, series artist Joe Quinones shared a first look at the new Dial

By Crom! A second ongoing Conan the Barbarian comic book, Savage Sword of Conan, was announced by Marvel at New York Comic Con on Saturday during the Marvel: Next Big Thing Panel. Debuting in February, Savage Sword of Conan will comes from the creative team of writer Gerry Duggan, artist Ron Garney, colorist Richard Isanove and

During today’s Marvel Fanfare Panel at New York Comic-Con, Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski clarified recent reports about legendary comic book creator John Byrne returning to Marvel. Earlier this year, Byrne began work on a new comic project called X-Men: Elsewhen, which marked his unofficial return to the X-characters the he helped define. After several pages

Brian Michael Bendis finally announced his new DC pop-up imprint, Wonder Comics, at New York Comic Con, with the line heralding the return of the fan-favorite series, Young Justice. Now, the writer has revealed more details on how the reunion between Robin (Tim Drake), Conner Kent and Impulse (Bart Allen) will unfold and connect to the

Marvel Comics promises readers “the most local Peter Parker ever” with the announcement of Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. Set to launch in 2019, this new series written by Tom Taylor (X-Men Red, Injustice) with art by Juann Cabal (All-New Wolverine, X-23) will revolve around Peter Parker as he is faced with the age-old problem of having

DC Comics has revealed the line-up of upcoming titles and creative teams for the first wave of Wonder Comics, the new teen-focused, in-continuity imprint curated by Action Comics writer Brian Michael Bendis. According to the official press release from DC, Bendis revealed the information at New York Comic Con as a tease for his spotlight panel on Saturday night.

Through such titles as Afterlife with Archie, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Jughead: The Hunger and Vampironica, Archie Comics’ horror series have received a good amount of attention over the last few years. The trend will continue in 2019 with the release of two more horror-based titles: Blossoms: 666 and Jughead: The Hunger Vs. Vampironica. Blossoms:

Though DC’s new Freedom Fighters comic will take place in the current day rather than the past, its central villain is someone ripped straight out of the history book: Adolf Hitler. Or, rather, Hitler’s son and grandson. Robert Venditti and Eddy Barrows’ new 12-issue series takes place in a dimension where World War II went

Chuck Palahniuk, author of the 1996 novel Fight Club and its 2015 comic book meta-sequel Fight Club 2: The Tranquility Gambit, is teaming up with Dark Horse Comics once again to continue Tyler Durden’s story with Fight Club 3. Joining Palahniuk in this new installment will be Eisner Award-winning artist Cameron Stewart (Fight Club 2,

Former Avengers artist David Finch returns to Marvel Comics, providing a variant cover for Earth’s Mightiest Heroes’ 700th issue. In 2003, Finch began his Marvel career, illustrating Ultimate X-Men, written by Brian Michale Bendis. He and Bendis re-rteamed in 2004 on The Avengers, followed by a run on New Avengers in 2005. In 2010, Finch

Marvel continues to roll out variant covers by the industries biggest artists for its imminent Uncanny X-Men relaunch. Now, Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada, aided by colorist Richard Isanove, adds his name to the ever-growing roster of A-listers celebrating the return of Marvel Comics’ flagship mutant tile. The cover was originally released as a

Few films in recent memory have aroused the same kind of curiosity as Ruben Fleischer’s Venom. The very premise of the film is audacious — a Spider-Man villain acting as lethal protector, all while his signature nemesis is nowhere to be found. The supervillain-led film is the first of its kind in the modern age

Before Jason Momoa’s King of Atlantis surfs into theaters this December, he’ll be making a splash on Aquaman–themed variant covers to the upcoming Justice League/Aquaman crossover “Drowned Earth.” RELATED: New Aquaman Scene Descriptions and Plot Details Emerge Artist Francis Manapul will provide the Aquaman movie variant for Justice League/Aquaman: Drowned Earth #1, which features Momoa’s Aquaman

It’s a literal “Flash Mob,” as comics writer Grant Morrison crossed paths with Flash actor Ezra Miller in Los Angeles. Morrison shared the photo of himself standing back to back with the Justice League star at what appears to be Cold Waves LA. Morrison, who kicks off his run next month on The Green Lantern

Judge Dredd co-creator and longtime 2000 AD artist Carlos Ezquerra has passed away due to complications from lung cancer. He was 70 years old. Confirmed by Ezquerra’s Spanish publisher EC Comics, news of Ezquerra’s death has led to an outpouring of tributes online from the comic book industry, including Mega-City One Creative Lead Rob Williams,

Tom King is a renowned and fan-favorite writer that has written many modern comic book classics such as Marvel’s The Vision, Vertigo’s The Sheriff of Babylon, DC’s The Omega Men and, currently, Batman. Ever since the DC Rebirth relaunch in 2016, King has been at the helm of the title, guiding the Dark Knight on

DC artist Mitch Gerads has revealed the “actual” variant cover to Mister Miracle #12, the finale of the Eisner award-winning miniseries from him and writer Tom King. Gerads previously released an unfinished version of the cover, teasing fans on the ending he and Tom King have planned for the critically-acclaimed and highly-unique title. That cover featured

From Wally West to Ted Kord, DC Rebirth has brought many beloved characters back to the DC Universe, sometimes even going so far as to resurrect characters the company killed off years ago. It seems like another resurrection will soon take place in the pages of Action Comics, as current Superman scribe Brian Michael Bendis

Marvel Comics has revealed that the release of Extermination #5 has been pushed back by three weeks. The fifth and final issue in this seismic miniseries centered around the five original members of the X-Men was originally set to be released on Nov. 28, but will now not hit comic shops until Dec. 19. Currently, Marvel

Things have been looking grim in the DC Universe for some time now thanks to the machinations of Doctor Manhattan. From his killing the original Green Lantern in the past to removing the original Wally West from reality, Manhattan has meddled in the lives of the heroes and villains of the DC Universe for some