Beginning this July, X-Men Red will have a new regular artist handling interior art. Starting with issue #6, artist Carmen Carnero will be joining writer Tom Taylor to bring the adventures of Jean Grey-led X-Men team to visual life. Carnero has previously illustrated issues of Superior Foes of Spider-Man, Cyclops and The Punisher, holding the distinction

Ahead of the June 7 election in Canada’s province of Ontario, voters of the nation’s largest region are faced with a difficult decision as they weigh the platform (or lack thereof) from each candidate. However, there is a less conventional option for residents: A vote for Superman villain General Zod. Yes, the almighty Kryptonian is

ComiXology looks to take a big step forward with its comiXology Originals line — comics exclusive to the digital distribution platform — with Friday’s announcement of both moving into publishing creator-owned comics for the first time, and offering a print-on-demand option for select comiXology Originals titles. This is a significant expansion of the comiXology Originals,

New York Comic Con organizers have pledged to swiftly remedy a computer error that resulted in numerous comics veterans being denied industry badges for the October event. “We are doing everything we can to figure out the glitch and rectify the error today,” Mike Armstrong, event director for parent company ReedPOP, said in a statement

Artist Eddie Campbell is working on a full-color edition of From Hell, the massive and meditative Jack the Ripper epic he created with writer Alan Moore. Campbell debuted some of the newly colorized images in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, and announced that serialization will begin in September. RELATED: Alan Moore’s Watchmen Feud With DC Comics, Explained

New York Comic Convention is often regarded as the second largest, most prestigious comic convention in America. The popular depiction of the convention is that, unlike the behemoth that is San Diego Comic-Con International, NYCC is more about comics than pop culture and nerd-adjacent memorabilia. However, in what could be a shift in focus for the convention,

Brennan Lee Mulligan and Molly Ostertag’s acclaimed webcomic Strong Female Protagonist has been updating twice a week for more than five years, building acclaim and followers with each installment. Of course, you already know that, because not only is the webcomic thriving, but Mulligan and Ostertag’s Kickstarter campaigns to fund trade paperbacks of the series

Marvel Comics has followed up on its previous Infinity Wars teaser asking, “Who Will Death Claim?” with a new image that might give X-Men fans pause. The new image from J.G. Jones and Nolan Woodard features Star-Lord, who we’ve known was part of the event from the initial announcement, alongside newcomer Emma Frost under the

After taking the world of social media by storm, Rob Liefeld‘s all-new, original parody character “The Pouch” will debut in Bloodstrike #23 for its “Bloodstrike Brutalists” story arc, along with being featured on a special variant cover for the issue. “The Pouch” is in reference to Liefeld’s generous use of pouches on many of his characters from the

Captain Marvel, aka Carol Danvers, is arguably one of the strongest heroes in the Marvel Universe. Much of her physical might comes from the fantastic abilities she wields, but the bulk of her inner strength comes from her experiences with families. She developed her iron focus and resolve growing up in a family where she

Marvel has revealed the first member of an all-new Weapon X team, beginning with August’s Issue #22. Unsurprisingly, Sabretooth’s silhouette is revealed on the cover for the issue, but instead of his most recent look that came with a more heroic attitude, Sabretooth has reverted back to the outfit he primarily wore during his many villainous

Titan Comics has provided CBR with covers and solicit information for products shipping in August 2018. When you’re through checking out these solicitations, be sure to visit CBR’s Indie Comics Forum and discuss these Titan releases with fellow readers. Titan Solicitations – Last Six Months The Raid #1 (of 4) Writer Ollie Masters Artists Budi Setiawan,

Y the Last Man co-creator and artist Pia Guerra makes her return to comics in a big way just in time for the 2018 midterm elections this fall. Image Comics is collecting Guerra’s political cartoons that originally ran in publications such as The New Yorker in a deluxe hardcover format titled Me the People. The

On Friday one of the founders of Image Comics, artist Erik Larsen (of Amazing Spider-Man and Savage Dragon fame), answered a fan question wondering what was the best way to pitch a comic to a publisher. Larsen said that a pitch should be, “As brief as humanly possible. Ideally your introductory letter could fit in a single Tweet.”

Eisner Award-winning scribe Brian Michael Bendis and a host of high-profile artists are set to reimagine Superman for a new era with their hotly-anticipated miniseries Man of Steel, launching on May 30. And for fans of good old-fashioned superhero team-ups, it’ll be a true delight as the series’ writer has teased the comic as an

Jeff Lemire and Mark Millar have never met, but they have shared a mutual admiration for years. So when Millar cold-called (well, emailed) Lemire asking him to write Hit-Girl — featuring the breakout star of Millar’s Kick-Ass franchise — the Canadian cartoonist didn’t hesitate. And now that it’s happening, Lemire’s bringing Mindy McCready to his

Writer Brian Michael Bendis worked for more than 18 years at Marvel Comics, where he co-created such characters as Miles Morales and Jessica Jones and penned lengthy runs of Ultimate Spider-Man and the Avengers titles. After all of that time, one would expect his big move to DC requires a period of adjustment. But surely

As Brian Michael Bendis prepares to start his runs on Superman and Action Comics following a six-issue Man of Steel weekly miniseries, the writer already knows his goal for Superman: making the Man of Steel relevant in a “weird and different” time. During a recent interview, CBR asked Bendis what elements of the character he was looking to highlight. “What he represents to our

When it was announced that longtime Marvel writer Brian Michael Bendis was not only making the jump to DC Comics but that he was also taking over both Superman and Action Comics following a six-issue Man of Steel weekly miniseries, some fans expressed concern over whether the writer would effectively “undo” much of what’s made the post-Rebirth Superman so great —

It’s nearly here: After more than six months of anticipation, Brian Michael Bendis’ full-length Superman writing debut arrives next Wednesday with DC’s Man of Steel #1, illustrated by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado. Sure, fans have seen glimpses of Bendis’ take on Superman in the Action Comics #1000 and DC Nation #0 short stories, but

How would you fancy learning a thing or two more about Tobias Beckett, the man who taught Star Wars staple Han Solo everything he knows? Marvel Comics will give you just such an opportunity in August, when the company releases Star Wars: Beckett #1, a Solo: A Star Wars Story tie-in comic about the man

The newest entry in the Marvel Manga Realization figurine line has been revealed, and it’s one heck of a doozey. Wolverine is the latest Marvel character to be envisioned as a samurai warrior from Feudal Japan. News of the Tamashii Nations’ Muho Mono Wolverine figure was first revealed as part of Tamashii Comic-Con. RELATED: Marvel Just

In issue #2 of the 2014 event prologue anthology series Edge of Spider-Verse, writer Jason Latour, artist Robbi Rodriguez and colorist Rico Renzi gave readers an exciting new take on the Marvel Universe and one of its flagship characters. The story took readers to Earth-65 and introduced them to that world’s Spider-Woman, Gwen Stacy —

One Catwoman superfan purr-fectly recreated Selina Kyle’s wedding dress shopping spree from Batman #44. In the comic, Selina breaks into a dress shop in the dead of night and selects her perfect gown. It’s a clever exploration of Catwoman’s backstory, which has now come to life in live-action form. RELATED: This Catwoman Wedding Dress Cosplay

Despite recently appearing on the big screen for the first time in Deadpool 2, it sounds like time-hopping mutant Cable isn’t fairing so well in the comic book department. Cable writer Zac Thompson recently revealed in a series of tweets that the comic will be coming to an end shortly. RELATED: Cable and Deadpool Reunite

Now might not be an especially smart time to go looking for the Immortal Hulk, but tell that to Walter Langkowski, otherwise known as Sasquatch. According to the synopsis for Immortal Hulk #4, Walter will go looking for his fellow gamma-afflicted acquaintance and die for his ambitions. This likely won’t come as a surprise to

Kelley Jones illustrated some of the most celebrated and recognizable Batman images of the 1990s, including the “Batman & Dracula trilogy” which started with 1991’s Red Rain, and much of the covers for the pivotal “Knightfall” storyline. Now the artist is set to make a major return to the Dark Knight with the Batman: Kings

The announcement that Brian Michael Bendis would be taking over Superman just might have been the biggest news in the world of comics over the past year. However, while we’ve gotten a taste of Bendis in Action Comics #1000 and in DC Nation #0, we still don’t know a whole lot about what he has in store for

Ontario’s Comic Con Revolution awarded celebrated comics creator Stan Sakai the first-ever Joe Kubert Distinguished Storyteller Award. The award honors Sakai’s 30-plus-year contribution to the comic book medium, for which he is most famous for creating the character Usagi Yojimbo. Sakai started out in comics in the early-’80s as a letterer, contributing to several independent

Kamala Khan aka Ms. Marvel has been one of Marvel Comics’ biggest success stories in the publisher’s recent history. As a young Pakistani-American Muslim superhero on the fringes of society, she’s been a part of coming-of-age stories in her solo title, as well as Champions. Now, the editor that helped bring her to life, Sana