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Valiant Comics is bringing its premiere hero back to the pages of comics after a nearly decade-long absence, debuting X-O Manowar in May and promising a hero that longtime fans will know but with new adventures that will carry him to new heights.
Stop counting comic books out.
Joe Simon, who along with Jack Kirby co-created Captain America and was one of the comic book industry's most revered writers, artists and editors, has died at age 98.
Where's Johnny Storm? In the latest issue of Marvel Comics' "Fantastic Four."
Up, up and away is synonymous with Superman and may have a new meaning for collectors, too, as an ultra-rare and pristine copy of Action Comics No. 1 goes up for auction online Friday.
Marvel Comics said Friday it will start selling nearly all its comics digitally the same day they are released in print, shoring up a growing platform for readers who want their superheroes — and super-villains — on the go.
Stan Lee's had a hand in creating many memorable heroes and villains that have jumped from the pages of comic books to popular culture.
In finding a new teacher to replace the X-Men's venerated Professor X, writer Jason Aaron has found a not so suitable substitute that's bound to have readers of Marvel Comics' upcoming "Wolverine & the X-Men" series doing a double take.
For families of ill children, a night or two or even more at the Ronald McDonald House is one way to help focus on their ailing kids without having to shoulder the burden of hotel costs. It's a lesson that the gang in Riverdale — including Archie, Veronica, Jughead and others — will learn firsthand this week.
Sgt. Rock was a gruff, hard-charging Army soldier who fought his way across Africa and Europe during World War II. Blackhawk was an aerial daredevil who led a team of international aviators fighting Axis powers.
Sept. 11 is etched in the memories of millions, and as the 10th anniversary nears, cartoonists are etching their thoughts and emotions about 9/11 into comic strips.
Peter Parker is dead and gone, but Spider-Man's still slinging webs and fighting crime.
Popeye has eaten his spinach and is poised for the finish ahead of a return to the pages of comic books.
Quepasa Corp., which owns the social networking website Quepasa.com, will acquire Insider Guides Inc., which runs , in a $100 million cash and stock deal that is expected to double its number of their users and increase page views.
John Byrne, one of comics' acclaimed writers and artists, is launching a new ongoing series called "Cold War," that explores the nature of espionage during that era and is his first all-new comic series in more than a decade.
Blending the line between the silver screen and the comics pages, publisher BOOM! Studios is publishing a prelude to the upcoming prequel to "Planet of the Apes" to give would-be viewers a leg up on the film's premise.
Frank Castle, aka The Punisher, is not one for the soft touch, preferring to dispatch criminals with the flick of a trigger finger or a well-placed rocket launcher.
Taking another step toward offering comics in stores and digitally on the same day, publisher BOOM! Studios says its new series, "Elric: The Balance Lost" will do just that.
The daring secret mission to get Osama bin Laden by elite U.S. forces will be told in the pages of a new graphic novel that aims to shed more light — with a bit of creative license — on the event.
The lights are going out for Peter Parker, the high school student bitten by a radioactive spider whose wall-crawling and web-slinging antics have made him a touchstone of Marvel Comics' universe of heroes and villains.
Martha Stewart's media aspirations just got bigger: Meet Martha Stewart, comic-book heroine.
The Uncanny X-Men, soon to end in just a few more issues, won't be gone for long. Two new titles will replace Marvel Comics' longest-running current series in November as it draws a 48-year run to a close with issue No. 544.
Steve Jobs, the public face of Apple Inc., is getting a biographical comic book.
Valiant Entertainment said Thursday it hired former Marvel Comics editor Warren Simons as executive editor and Fred Pierce, former president of Wizard Entertainment, as publisher for the relaunch of its comic book line next year.
Amid the change ahead for the heroes that make up DC Comics' universe, Green Lantern's ring will burn bright and emerald, the character's adventures guided by a familiar face.
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