It pains me to say that Dark Nights: Death Metal is one of the most incomprehensible, illogical, creatively bankrupt events in recent memory.

For this week's installment of "What Looks Good," we take a look at three new #1s from outside the Big Two, as Image and BOOM! Studios continue to jockey for the industry's coveted spot as the third largest...

Dark Horse's Berger Books imprint has had quite a few weeks. This creator-focused wing of the publisher snagged a few Eisner wins during ComicCon@Home, with G. Willow Wilson and Christian Ward's Invisible...

This is a great week of quality comics, whether they're new series launch or a decades-long epic. Let's dive in and see what looks good for this week. Bad Mother #1 (AW&A) (w) Christa Faust (a) Mike...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. With the lead up to the underwhelming ComicCon@Home, there were some great comics released, and some perplexing ones. 

Another week brings more new comics. These are the ones we're most excited for as the month of July draws to a close. Hedra #1 (Image) (w/a) Jesse Lonergan Here's a solicit that includes so many things...

X-Men/Fantastic Four #4 is a great, thought-provoking conclusion to a great, though-provoking miniseries.

After months of teasing, Valiant has finally announced a new Ninjak series. Taking on the superspy is the team of writer Jeff Parker and artist Javier Pulido, which excited the broader comics community but...

There's a lot of good books coming out this week. So much so that it'd cause some serious financial trouble for people if they were all listed out here. With that in mind, these are the titles hitting comic...

Recently, Dynamite Entertainment has decided to throw their weight behind some creators known for their association with the the Comicsgate crowd. Check out @dickandcomix's next cash...

Whenever DC decides that they aren’t done squeezing more out of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ seminal work, Watchmen, there comes a furious debate over what is ethical and creators’ rights. Our former...

The Marvel Age of Comics began in 1961 with the publication of Fantastic Four #1. Transitioning from monster, western, and science fiction comics was a risk at the time, but writer Stan Lee and artist Jack...

BOOM! Studios' Power Rangers comics have been one of the biggest surprises since the publisher took hold of the license back in 2017. With Kyle Higgins bringing his multi-year saga to an end, now is a great...

BOOM! Studios' Power Rangers comics have been one of the biggest surprises since the publisher took hold of the license back in 2017. With Kyle Higgins bringing his multi-year saga to an end, now is a great...

This week is full of events. Marvel's Empyre gets rolling after a couple weeks of tie-in and lead-in issues. DC's Dark Nights: Death Metal has it's second issue hit. Meanwhile, one of Image's launch titles...