‘Kingdom Come’ Artist Alex Ross Drawing, Writing New Graphic Novel ‘Marvel Dimensions’

Alex Ross, known for his iconic works 'Marvels' and 'Kingdom Come', is set to release a new graphic novel 'Marvel Dimensions' this fall. Published by Abrams ComicArts in partnership with Marvel Comics, the hardcover book promises a wild ride with a mix of art styles, format changes, and the introduction of up to 200 new characters or variations. Ross, who has been working on the book for the last 18 months, aims to create a unique and expansive experience that delves into the origins of Marvel characters while exploring multiple dimensions. The book is expected to retail for $29.99.

DSTLRY Puts Its Comics Publishing Schedule On Pause

City Beneath Her Feet, Endeavour, Galactic, and White Boat all impacted… glad it’s just a delay!!! DSTLRY is probably the best new comics publisher in quite a while, and I been reading all of those books. “Last year unfortunately brought more hurdles than consistency. Our dis

Who else is excited for Absolute Suicide Squad from Kelly Thompson?

Kelly Thompson gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at the Absolute Universe, revealing new character designs, villain teases, and clues about the emerging Absolute Suicide Squad. The latest post spotlights multiple characters introduced in Absolute Wonder Woman #16, including Zatanna's Absolute redesign, Aphrodite, Doctor Poison 2.0, Ara the Men-Fish Queen, and a new version of Cheetah. Thompson also hinted at future posts that will spotlight additional character designs.

Diamond Files Final Bankruptcy Accounts, No One's Getting Anything

Diamond Comic Distributors Inc. has filed final bankruptcy accounts revealing that no creditors, including comic book publishers and former employees, will receive any compensation. The company, which switched from Chapter 11 to Chapter 7 bankruptcy, had millions raised from selling parts of the company wiped out by legal and bank fees. The remaining inventory, valued at $47 million by the debtor, is being disputed in court. The final allowed amount shows no payments to creditors aside from secured debts, administration costs, and 503(b)(9) expenses.

Return of the Dapper Men

Absolutely LOVED this !!! The art style is just 🤌

Amazon layoffs may have shut down what remains of Comixology

Reportedly, much of the remaining staff of Comixology was caught up in Amazon's 16,000 person layoffs yesterday. Amazon's recent layoffs, which affected 16,000 employees, may have also impacted the remaining staff of Comixology, according to reports. While there is no official confirmation from Amazon, it is said that the remaining US staff was either immediately terminated or given until April as an end date. Comixology, which was co-founded in 2007 and acquired by Amazon in 2014, has been a major player in the digital comics industry. However, recent changes, including the integration of Comixology into Kindle and complaints about the platform's functionality, have raised concerns about the future of the service.

The Note From Tom Brevoort To Mark Waid That Saved Superman/Spider-Man

Mark Waid shares a behind-the-scenes detail about the upcoming Superman/Spider-Man crossover, revealing that Tom Brevoort's note led to changing the main villains from Lex Luthor and Norman Osborn to Brainiac and Doctor Octopus.

Graphic Novels Wouldn’t Be the Same Without Him. Who Will Keep His Work Alive? (Gift link)

The intellectual property of Will Eisner, who gives his name to the most prestigious award in American comics, is up for sale.

Sal Buscema, beloved comics artist, passes away

Sal Buscema, a veteran Marvel Comics artist and part of the famed Buscema family, has passed away at 89. He was known for his work on numerous Marvel titles and was celebrated for his contributions to iconic characters.

DC’s Absolute Universe Dominated Comic Sales for 2025

New Player Emerges on the International Graphic Novel Market

Eisner-nominated comics writer Ram V signs six figure book deal with new French publisher Morgen.

‘All-New All-Spectacular Spider-Man/Superman’ crossover covers look promising

This article showcases the logo cover variant issue for the All-New All-Spectacular Spider-Man/Superman crossover from Marvel Comics and DC Comics, featuring classic images of Superman and Spider-Man, along with Bizarro and Black Costume/Venom versions on the flipside.

How many comics publishers went out of business because of Diamond’s bankruptcy?

This article explores the impact of Diamond Comics' bankruptcy on small comics publishers, revealing that while some, like Blood Moon, went out of business, others, such as Humanoids, reorganized. Many publishers, including 247 Comics, 10 Ton Press, and Dren Productions, have found new ways to reach their audience through crowdfunding, direct sales, and partnerships with other publishers. The article highlights that Diamond's bankruptcy has forced small publishers to adapt and find new distribution channels.

DC is Bringing Back Jonathan Kent Superboy As A Kid In 2026!!

DC Comics brings back Jonathan Kent as a kid Superboy in 2026, addressing fan backlash over the controversial 2019 decision to age him to a teen.

Graphic novel sales rose 9.2% in 2025

Although overall book sales were essentially flat in 2025, graphic novel sales rebounded with a 9.2% increase in sales. Adult graphic novel sales rose 9.2% in 2025, with 25.9 million units sold. The rebound follows two years of declining sales. Manga had a strong year, and the best-selling books included Wimpy Kid Party Pooper and two Dog Man books. Children’s fiction saw a 1.6% rise in unit sales, while YA fiction titles were down 1.8%.

'Swamp Thing 1989' miniseries set to complete Rick Veitch’s legendary run

DC announced the release of Swamp Thing 1989, concluding Rick Veitch’s acclaimed run on Swamp Thing. This four-issue series, published under DC Black Label, completes Veitch’s work exactly as intended, featuring the original trade dress and vintage ads. The series begins in April 2026, offering fans a long-awaited restoration of the pivotal moment in Swamp Thing’s saga.

Comic-Con Officially Bans AI Art After Artist Pushback

San Diego Comic-Con has banned AI-generated art from its art show following a backlash from artists concerned about the impact of AI on their livelihoods. The convention had previously allowed AI art under certain conditions, but after artists protested, Comic-Con updated its rules to prohibit AI art entirely. Artists argue that AI is encroaching on their work and replacing human creativity, and they are relieved that Comic-Con has taken a stand against the technology.

The Jim Lee Punisher Graphic Novel That Time Forgot

Jim Lee began drawing a Punisher graphic novel, completing the first 13 pages and announcing it in Marvel Age magazine. However, the project was never finished due to Lee's commitments to the X-Men and his involvement in founding Image Comics. The original artwork went missing, leaving the project incomplete. Marvel attempted to finish it without Lee, but the writer refused to allow it.

Kevin Smith To Write ‘Bizarro: Year None’ For DC Comics

Kevin Smith, known for his work in Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, and Dogma, is set to write Bizarro: Year None, a four-issue limited comic book series for DC Comics. Co-written with Eric Carrasco and illustrated by Nick Pitarra, the series delves into the origin of Bizarro, Superman's backwards doppelgänger. The story follows Jimmy Olsen and Perry White as they embark on a journey to a dimension mirroring Metropolis, encountering a being who may be a misguided Superman fan or an agent of chaos. Bizarro: Year None #1 is scheduled for release on April Fools Day, 2026, with subsequent issues released monthly through July.