Superman's new sidekick's real future identity has been revealed, as the Boy Thunder is actually the past version of a shocking DC Comics character.
Marvel's Shang-Chi and the Avengers are fighting over the Cosmic Cube as a misunderstanding has led the heroes to an epic battle.
It's no secret that heroes aren't perfect. Wonder Woman makes mistakes just like everyone else. How she handles them is what makes her great.
Loki is one of Marvel's biggest hits, earning his very own Disney+ series. But don't expect his animal children from the comics to appear.
The war between DC's Swamp Thing and Marvel's Man-Thing has raged for years, but a new Weapon Plus blows both away. Meet... Man-Slaughter!
Like werewolves, the Hulk is a man who becomes a monster, but moonlight affects his personality in a much stranger way than lycanthropes!
The Boys takes Hulk's powers more seriously than Marvel, coming to an R-rated conclusion about the dark way they actually work.
In the latest issue of Nightwing, the vigilante debuts a biker jacket that doubles as a nod to Marv Wolfman and Wolfman's own Nightwing-themed jacket.
A dangerous doctrine hidden in the Eternals’ past might reemerge thanks to Thanos, leading the Eternals to wage war on the entire universe.
These characters who are so much more important in the comics than movies would lead you to believe.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi revealed Luke's collection of Jedi texts - but a new comic reveals he began collecting them before Return of the Jedi!
Captain America has his shield. Thor has Mjolnir. The Punisher has Spider-Man as displayed when Frank tangled with a villainous Russian.
Orion has made a surprise return with Darkseid trying to conquer the Multiverse - and stole a popular line from Batman v. Superman
Magneto just lobbed Captain America's shield at Iron Man in an epic fight between the Master of Magnetism and the Avengers on Krakoa.
It turns out that Darth Vader has a specific reason he does not want Boba Fett to disintegrate the Millennium Falcon in The Empire Strikes Back.
Marvel Comics has revealed that the new Iron Fist will be above Asian descent, as writer Alyssa Wong shared new details about the hero.
Although it never happened, concept art for Grant Morrison as Brainiac was revealed in Alex Ross’ Rough Justice: The DC Comics Sketches of Alex Ross.
The X-Men are back as outlaws rebelling against Xavier. That means Cyclops is in for a fight with his longtime rival Wolverine.
In stunning new Transformers fan art from artist Nathan Stockman, Optimus Prime takes on Megatron in an epic, fiery final fight between good and evil.
The role of Flash was recently passed from Barry Allen to Wally West, but some DC Heroes still consider Barry the hero they need to rely on.
Red Hood has his fair share of troubles, but Tim Drake's Robin still sees him as worthy of redemption in Future State: Gotham #2.
The Joker is going to war with Batman, and now his greatest weapons has been revealed: Bruce's own corrupted brother, Thomas Wayne, Jr.
Marvel’s Kung-Fu Master, Shang-Chi, needs to secure a soul-consuming sword that Wolverine’s adversary Lady Deathstrike is also targeting.
In the distant future of Gotham, Nightwing has been given a cerebral upgrade while Robin has become eternal, but their new powers should be swapped!
Why has Wonder Woman 1984 been given such a strange title? The answer may be revealed by the villain Max Lord, and his most famous DC story.
When the Lizard turned into a vampire hybrid, Morbius had the bright idea to offset the balance. The result took a page from a classic Blade ending.
Who doesn't love a good guy gone bad? The greatest heroes make the greatest villains.
Miracle Molly comes to life in a stunning DC Comics body paint cosplay from Kay Pike that recreates the Batman hero's unique look.
The Ultimate Universe is returning this summer, and now Marvel has a chance to finally introduce the one team that has always been missing.
Billy Dee Williams' Harvey Dent is about to become Two-Face and the latest issue of Batman '89 explains how he transforms into the villain.
While he isn't deeply connected to the supernatural, some epic variant covers prove why Wolverine belongs on the mystical team the Midnight Suns.
The X-Men comics have killed off Kate Pryde, the Red Queen - which makes her surprise appearance in this week's Excalibur #10 pretty confusing.
