3+ week, 4+ day ago (332+ words) Sean Fallon is the Commerce Editor at ComicBook.com. He founded Nerd Approved Media in 2005, and freelanced for numerous tech and pop culture oriented websites while developing his company into a full-time job. That journey led him to ComicBook.com in 2017, where he has focused on writing about products that will make you feel like [] McFarlane Toys has re-launched a DC Multiverse Collector Edition 2-pack featuring a 7-inch scale Batman Who Laughs in Knight Armor paired with a Dark Multiverse Earth-12 The Merciless Megafig as inspired by the DC Comics Dark Nights: Metal and Dark Nights: Death Metal comics. It's a whopping $79.99, which is the same price that it launched at back in July as a Walmart exclusive. However, if you would rather get it on Amazon, you can do that here starting today with a release date set for…...

1+ week, 3+ day ago (353+ words) Logan has been reporting on video games for far too long and does so out of Nashville, Tennessee. When he's not endlessly debating the merits of uninstalling League of Legends from his PC, he's often trying to convince others to play the Dark Souls series. Ahead of its impending release, the team behind the upcoming video game Marvel Cosmic Invasion has revealed which Marvel comics served as the greatest inspiration for the title. Rather than being based around a single Marvel character, Cosmic Invasion is set to feature a vast cast of playable fighters that include Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, Silver Surfer, and Wolverine, just to name a few. With so many characters involved, developer Tribute Games was influenced from a number of different Marvel comic books that have been released over the years to craft its own unique…...

2+ week, 5+ day ago (365+ words) With the holiday season coming up, reissues are all the rage with Hasbro's Marvel Legends and McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse lineups. McFarlane Toys is taking the opportunity to re-release several former Walmart and Target exclusives that have been unavailable for some time. This includes the Superman New 52 Gold Label figure, the Collector Edition Wave [] With the holiday season coming up, reissues are all the rage with Hasbro's Marvel Legends and McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse lineups. McFarlane Toys is taking the opportunity to re-release several former Walmart and Target exclusives that have been unavailable for some time. This includes the Superman New 52 Gold Label figure, the Collector Edition Wave 11 #37 Guy Gardner Red Lantern and #38 Mr. Terrific Red Platinum Edition figures, and the Batman 1989 Platinum Edition figure. Only this time around they aren't exclusive to their original retailers. All of the McFarlane…...

6+ day, 18+ hour ago (251+ words) Justin Epps has over four years of covering comic book content, having previously written for Screen Rant. Justin is passionate when it comes to covering comics, whether it be in in-depth features, exciting news and updates, or interviews with comic book professionals. He's a huge fan of DC Comics (particularly anything by Grant Morrison), but [] For DC Comics fans, it doesn't get better than the day when solicitations drop. Months ahead of their release date, publishers like DC issue solicitations roughly three months ahead. These solicitations are generally used for comic book retailers to help them know what books to order in advance for their customers. But solicitations aren't just for comic shop managers, as fans also utilize the drops to scan for new series, glean information for upcoming story arcs, or simply just to marvel at all the cover…...

3+ week, 6+ day ago (510+ words) Hasbro has some Marvel Legends reissues on tap for collectors today, including the very hard to find X-Men comics-inspired Cable figure from the Zabu Build-a-Figure wave that launched in early 2024. They're also bringing back the 2020 Spider-Man Retro Kingpin figure for a third engagement following a reissue that happened last year. Pre-orders for both [] Hasbro has some Marvel Legends reissues on tap for collectors today, including the very hard to find X-Men comics-inspired Cable figure from the Zabu Build-a-Figure wave that launched in early 2024. They're also bringing back the 2020 Spider-Man Retro Kingpin figure for a third engagement following a reissue that happened last year. Pre-orders for both of those figures are now available here at Entertainment Earth as Fan Channel exclusives, though it won't be long before they disappear again. You can also expect to see the newly announced Deluxe X-Men…...

3+ week, 5+ day ago (342+ words) Hasbro has some Marvel Legends reissues on tap for collectors this week, including the very hard to find X-Men comics-inspired Cable figure from the Zabu Build-a-Figure wave that launched in early 2024. They're also bringing back the 2020 Spider-Man Retro Kingpin figure for a third engagement following a reissue that happened last year. Pre-orders for [] Hasbro has some Marvel Legends reissues on tap for collectors this week, including the very hard to find X-Men comics-inspired Cable figure from the Zabu Build-a-Figure wave that launched in early 2024. They're also bringing back the 2020 Spider-Man Retro Kingpin figure for a third engagement following a reissue that happened last year. Pre-orders for both of those figures are now available here at Entertainment Earth as Fan Channel exclusives, though it won't be long before they disappear again. UPDATE: Marvel 85th Anniversary Astonishing X-Men Wolverine and Marvel Legends 20th Anniversary…...

4+ week, 1+ day ago (572+ words) Matthew Aguilar has been writing and talking about the geek industry for years. Formerly with GeekTyrant, he now writes for ComicBook.com about Comics, Tabletop, Toys, and Cosplay, and has an addiction to Funko POPs and questionable music choices. The rumor is if you bring him Gummi Bears he will write nice things about you, though [] Fisher-Price delighted fans with its Marvel X-Men "97 Little People Collector Set, which delivered adorable versions of four beloved X-Men characters from the show. Fisher-Price teased even more delightful releases with its issue 1 labeling, and now it"s delivered on that promise with the just-revealed Marvel X-Men "97 Issue 2 Little People Collector Figure Set, bringing four more iconic X-Men into the Little People universe. The Marvel X-Men: Issue 2 Little People Collector Figure Set includes four more key X-Men, with Cyclops, Jean Grey, Rogue, and Magneto all…...

3+ week, 1+ day ago (333+ words) Here is a look at five Superman storylines that brand-new fans can read to get caught up on what they need to know about the DC Comics hero. All-Star Superman is a 12-issue series that DC Comics released from 2005 through 2008. Grant Morrison wrote the series, with Frank Quitely's art. For new readers, this is a way to follow Superman's last days on Earth. This is an out-of-continuity series about his death, as Superman is dying thanks to his overexposure to the Sun. He then accomplishes the Twelve Labors of Superman. There was a Death of Superman series in the 1990s in which Doomsday killed him, and the issue about his funeral was one of the greatest Superman stories ever written. However, for a complete story, Grant Morrison delivered a spectacular one here, showing how even Lex Luthor was affected by Superman's…...

5+ day, 19+ min ago (239+ words) Justin Epps has over four years of covering comic book content, having previously written for Screen Rant. Justin is passionate when it comes to covering comics, whether it be in in-depth features, exciting news and updates, or interviews with comic book professionals. He's a huge fan of DC Comics (particularly anything by Grant Morrison), but [] As comic fans, it's always fun to take a peek and see what publishers like Marvel Comics have in store for the coming months. Thanks to the solicitations Marvel generally prepares for comic shop owners, fans everywhere get a small taste of stories that won't hit the shelves for another three months. While the solicitations only provide the broad details and a couple of covers, it's enough to spark discussions among readers everywhere. And the latest batch of solicitations has more than a few goodies…...

2+ week, 4+ day ago (229+ words) David Harth has been writing professionally for six years and is a former staff writer at CBR.com. He's written about comics, movies, TV, and video games. David has been a fan of geek media since he was a wee lad, starting out with Star Wars in the early '80s. Since then, he's become a huge [] When people think about the best era of Marvel, they often think about the '60s or the '00s, but an argument can be made that the 1980s were the greatest decade in the publisher's history. The '80s were an amazing decade for the comic industry, with a heaping helping of maturity changing the way that readers looked at the comics industry. While DC Comics often gets the most credit for making comics great in the decade of excess, the House of Ideas also played its role in the maturation…...