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A new weekly Avengers series debuts on Marvel Unlimited Tuesday, July 12. The app currently has the first two issues of Avengers Unlimited, written by David Pepose, illustrated by Farid Karami, and colored by DC Alonso. Avengers Unlimited (Image credit: Marvel Comics) (opens in new tab) Issue #1 kicks off …

From one crisis to another… Jon Kent has to move fast if he’s going to protect his loved ones. Superman: Son of Kal-El #13 presents him with a ton of information, and all of it needs to be acted upon ASAP – which is definitely a familiar feeling for heroes …

Superman may be dead in the main DC Universe continuity, but he doesn’t seem too upset about it in Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Superman #1. At least, on the surface. In the first of a series of one-shots that explores the beginnings of Pariah’s new multiverse, …

As far as everyone on Earth-Zero is concerned, the Justice League is dead – but in reality, Pariah has used the team’s essences to start creating a brand new multiverse. Each of these worlds is based on an individual hero, and for some, it feels like absolute heaven – at …

The X-Men are about to get even more down and dirty than usual with X-Terminators, a team-up between Dazzler, Jubilee, Boom Boom, and Wolverine as they embark on a mission of revenge in a story that will have more than its share of blood and guts. (Image credit: Marvel Comics) …

Before he lost his $100 billion fortune in ‘The Joker War,’ Bruce Wayne could fund any project he wanted, which is how Batman got so many cool gadgets and vehicles. In Batman #125, one of those gadgets goes online, and the implications are intense. Batman #125 reintroduces artist Jorge Jiménez …

The original Spider-Man, Peter Parker, turns 60 this year, and lifestyle brand Kith is celebrating his birthday in style.  In addition to a collection of adult and kids apparel and accessories by Kith, featuring archival artwork from classic Spider-Man comics, the publisher and brand have teamed up for a brand …

The Necrosword, the sinister weapon wielded by Gorr the God-Butcher in Thor: Love and Thunder, is explained in the movie as an ancient weapon that can kill gods, passed down to different wielders since the dawn of time (we’re paraphrasing just slightly, but that’s the gist). (Image credit: Marvel Comics) …

Imagine a world in which the Jon Kent Superman wasn’t rapidly aged to the young adult he is now, but instead matured normally and served as a Robin-like sidekick to his father. Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Superman #1 (Image credit: DC) (opens in new tab) That’s …

You may think “the most important people in the Marvel Universe” are heroes like Captain America, Thor, and Iron Man, but according to Marvel Comics, the “most important people in the Marvel Universe” are six random people who seemingly aren’t superheroes – or even ‘super’ – at all. According to …