The final issue of Strange Fruit arrives in stores this week. Take the jump for an early look at the issue from J.G. Jones and Mark Waid.

X-O Manowar’s annual smashes its way into your heart this week. Don’t believe me? Take the jump to see what I mean.

Take the jump for a sneak peek of Strange Fruit #3 by J.G. Jones and Mark Waid.

Strange Fruit #2  arrives in stores this week, and BOOM! Studios sent us a sneak peek.

Press Release Award-winning publisher BOOM! Studios is pleased to announce the July debut of prolific creators’ J.G. Jones (52, Wanted, Y: The Last Man) and Mark Waid’s (Irredeemable, Superman: Birthright, Kingdom Come) deeply personal passion project, Strange Fruit. Beautifully hand-painted and set during the historic Great Mississippi Flood of 1927, Strange Fruit is a provocative examination of the heroic myth that confronts themes of racism, cultural legacy, and human nature through a literary lens, drawing from Southern folklore and tradition.

Marvel sent out a sneak peek of the second issue of the Hulk vs. Iron Man battle, a tie-in to the Original Sin series, that you can check out, after the jump.

Press Release This June, Original Sin continues to send shockwaves through the Marvel Universe as two of Earth’s Mightiest clash in a battle for the ages – and neither will walk away the same, if at all! Today, Marvel is proud to present your very first look at HULK VS. IRON MAN #1, the first issue in a 4-part crossover that pits the Green Goliath against the Armored Avenger with personal stakes and gut-wrenching revelations.

Valiant Entertainment sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of X-O Manowar #25 that arrives in stores this week.

Valiant Entertainment sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of X-O Manowar #25 that arrives in stores in May.

Press Release As Valiant prepares to launch its first-ever superhero team into an all-new ongoing series by Matt Kindt and Doug Braithwaite on November 13th, the publisher is marking the debut of the comic book event of 2013 with five limited Pullbox Exclusive Variants from some of comics’ brightest talents – Bryan Hitch (The Ultimates, Age of Ultron), J.G. Jones (Final Crisis, Wanted), Travel Foreman (Animal Man), Paolo Rivera (Daredevil) and Clayton Crain (Ghost Rider, Carnage)!

Or – “I Just Realized That He Was  Always Dead In The Original…” The death of Edward Blake in the original Watchmen is the moment that catalyzes the story into action, and it is he who most represents the complicated mix of positive and negative traits that make all of Watchmen’s characters so fascinating.  Major Spoilers has the review of his new miniseries, can it keep up the goodwill earned by the first two Before Watchmen #1s?

DC Comics has announced that J.G. Jones has been tapped to write the next Doc Savage arc that kicks off in Doc Savage #13. The first part of J.G.’s globe-trotting adventure kicks off in the Egyptian wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and spans all the way to  Cairo, which gives him the perfect excuse to give us this painting of DOC SAVAGE fighting a mummy. I really hope Jones nails the character and feel of Doc and crew, because I’m just on the verge of dropping the series. via The Source