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10 Most-Anticipated Comics Releasing In October 2026 (opens the original)
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September was full of amazing comic books from all of the best comic book companies. For instance, DC Comics’ Absolute Superman #23 was one of the most disturbing comic books of the year. It showed the heinous reality of child trafficking, but used Toy Man as an example of how these things happen. As awful as that was, the issue ends with Superman’s character becoming stronger despite the atrocious villain he was forced to deal with. Just like September, there are a lot of great comic books to l
Wolverine’s 10 Biggest Storylines That No One Talks About (opens the original)
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Wolverine is the best there is at what he does. Normally, this phrase ends with, “And what he does isn’t very nice.” This is true when it relates to the way he cuts through his enemies with ease. In this case, what he’s best at is being the focal point of some of the best comic books Marvel has produced. It doesn’t matter if Logan is with the X-Men, the Avengers, or on a solo mission. He will find a way to get comic book readers intrigued. Even though the violence started the momentum of his pop
Spider-Man's Next Green Goblin-Level Villain Is Officially Here (opens the original)
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Recently, Marvel Comics hit another milestone with Amazing Spider-Man releasing its 1000th issue. During moments like this, comic book fans can expect a story where a villain steps up to do something awful to the hero. For example, in Amazing Spider-Man No. 700, Otto Octavius took over Peter Parker’s life and became the Superior Spider-Man. In Amazing Spider-Man 1000, Peter encounters the villain named Ravage, who’s actually Peter’s cousin (and May Parker’s son), Cormac "Mac" Crane. It’s reveale
7 Iconic Comic Characters Who Get Way More Hate Than They Deserve (opens the original)
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Every comic book fan has characters that they love and dislike. You’ll find people who think that Superman is the greatest hero in the world. Meanwhile, others will say he’s too overpowered, and that the way he protects the universe is outdated. Some of this may be true and bring up some valid points, but not everyone gets justified critiques. On the Marvel Comics side of things, you’ll find people saying ridiculous things about Miles Morales. Not because he’s a bad character. He’s hated because
Marvel Announces New Jessica Jones Series, And It's Bigger Than Fans Think (opens the original)
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Jessica Jones made her comic book debut in Brian Michael Bendis’ Alias back in 2001. It was part of the Marvel Comics MAX series, a line with more cursing, adult subject matter, and nudity than the standard Marvel comic of the era. The latter didn’t appear in Alias, but the two others did and added a great deal to the series. It made Jessica Jones one of the more unique characters because she didn’t wear a costume and had a backstory that explored dark subject matter usually taboo in mainstream
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