For quite a while now, Marvel Comics has been using legacy numbering on its titles so those who are comic collectors know how large their collection is, but also keeping new number ones on shelves so new comic readers don’t feel too intimidated… In June, X-Men #35 will be the 700th issue of the series to land on store shelves.
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A tragic death sends the Shadow War into overdrive in this week’s Deathstroke Inc. #9 from DC Comics.
The X-Men opus created by Jonathan Hickman is coming to an end in January 2022 in the pages of Inferno #4. To send the issue off in style, Marvel Comics has ten covers for you to snag, and we have a look at them all, after the jump.
December will see the Jonathan Hickman’s run on X-Men come to a conclusion with the release of Inferno #4 from Marvel Comics.
It was never going to last – and as great as the X-Men empire may have been, it all comes crashing down in September in the pages of Inferno #1 from Marvel Comics.
The Man Without Fear is behind bars in Daredevil #25, and you can get a sneak peek of the issue from Marvel Comics, after the jump.
In Seven to Eternity #14, after killing Volmer the Sky King, Garils and Adam trek to the Springs of Zhal, to cure a dying Adam. But what is the cost of the cure, and immortality, and is Adam willing to pay it? Find out in your next mighty Major Spoilers review!
Image Comics has announced that Seven to Eternity from Rick Remender and Jerome Opeña will kick off its final arc in November.
Did you enjoy Dark Nights: Death Metal #1? Brace yourself, and take the jump for a sneak peek of Dark Nights: Death Metal #2 from DC Comics.
A new breed of Hellspawn has been born! Your Major Spoilers review of Spawn #301 awaits!
If you thought Spawn #300 was out of this world, Spawn #301 looks to be just as important, and Image Comics is celebrating with a number of variant covers. Today, we have a look at variant covers from Jerome Opeña, Alex Ross, Bill Sienkiewicz, and J. Scott Campbell.
As we approach the release of Spawn #300, expect to see a flood of variant covers for the issue hitting the Internet. Case in point, here is a look at Jerome Opeña’s cover image.
Some writers can turn their hands to anything, others need to stay in their comfort…
Rick Remender and Jerome Opena team to launch Seven to Eternity for Image Comics in…