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Jughead's After More Than Burgers In 'Jughead: The Hunger' [Preview]
Jughead's After More Than Burgers In 'Jughead: The Hunger' [Preview]
Jughead's After More Than Burgers In 'Jughead: The Hunger' [Preview]
Writer Frank Tieri and artist Michael Walsh want to show you Archie's pal Jughead as you've never seen him before. He's always been hungry, but in Jughead: The Hunger, he completes his evolution into a voracious werewolf who feeds on human flesh. Considering the covers to this one-shot, it's not really a spoiler to let you in on that. What's more interesting is the identity of the werewolf hunter who shows up to stop him.
Archie Comics To Debut Four New One-Shots This March
Archie Comics To Debut Four New One-Shots This March
Archie Comics To Debut Four New One-Shots This March
Archie Comics used to be defined by its rigid commitment to nostalgia and the familiar, but over the past few years the publisher has proved to be more than willing to shake it up and adapt their iconic characters across a variety of genres and concepts. Next year, Archie will publish four one-shots by a wide array of creators across a number of different genres, showcasing just how versatile it core cast of characters can be.
Life's A Beach In 'Harley Quinn And Her Gang Of Harleys' #4
Life's A Beach In 'Harley Quinn And Her Gang Of Harleys' #4
Life's A Beach In 'Harley Quinn And Her Gang Of Harleys' #4
The Suicide Squad aren't the only crew that Harley Quinn runs with these days, and she's been spending more time than ever with her Gang of Harleys over in their own miniseries. Ahead of the release of issue #4 of Harley Quinn And Her Gang Of Harleys next week, DC has provided us with an exclusive preview of the book by Jimmy Palmiotti, Frank Tieri, Mauricet and Hi-Fi, to see what trouble the gang's in this time.
'Angela' And 'Howling Commandos' Latest Marvel Cancellations
'Angela' And 'Howling Commandos' Latest Marvel Cancellations
'Angela' And 'Howling Commandos' Latest Marvel Cancellations
Eagle-eyed readers may have noticed while scanning the Marvel solicitations for April, May and June that certain All-New, All-Different Marvel titles are missing without any word from Marvel about it. Well, it seems that Marvel’s new plan for cancelled comics is to end them without an announcement, or even a FINAL ISSUE tagged onto a solicit, as today there were two confirmations of cancellations within the comics themselves.
Selina Kyle Returns To High-Risk Burglary In 'Catwoman' #47
Selina Kyle Returns To High-Risk Burglary In 'Catwoman' #47
Selina Kyle Returns To High-Risk Burglary In 'Catwoman' #47
Over the past few months, Selina Kyle has mostly traded her Catwoman costume for a tailored suit and a position running Gotham City's organized crime, taking over the Calabrese crime family and attempting to use their considerable power for some kind of good. Sure, it might've been a flawed plan, but it was a nice break from the usual, which gave Catwoman an entirely new set of good intentions with which to pave her particular road. Now, though, it seems that old habits die hard. When the new creative team of Frank Tieri, Inaki Miranda and Eva De La Cruz take over with Catwoman #47 this week, Selina is going to be back in costume and back in thieving action, going for a big score --- starting with a diamond locked up by the Russian mob. And if you just can't wait, don't fret: You can check out a preview below!
San Diego Comic-Con 2015: What We Saw On Friday
San Diego Comic-Con 2015: What We Saw On Friday
San Diego Comic-Con 2015: What We Saw On Friday
Not everyone can make it to San Diego Comic-Con to see what's happening in person, but ComicsAlliance has you covered! We know that it's not just about the news that comes out of the biggest con of the year --- it's also about seeing the booths, checking out new collectibles, and putting faces to names of your favorite creators. Thankfully talented photographer Pat Loika is on hand to document as much as he can for your enjoyment.
Convergence Week 2: Azrael, Gen 13, Kingdom Come And More
Convergence Week 2: Azrael, Gen 13, Kingdom Come And More
Convergence Week 2: Azrael, Gen 13, Kingdom Come And More
Over the past couple of weeks, DC Comics' Convergence event has resulted in some of the most exciting and most bizarre announcements since the company threw out their previous shared universe canon in favor of the "New 52" reboot -- especially since the core idea of next April's big crossover is that they're bringing back a bunch of the versions of characters that they got rid of for a big battle against the new batch. Last week was particularly enticing for long-time fans, teasing us with Greg Rucka's return to writing Renee Montoya in The Question and Gail Simone going back to the fan-favorite pairing of Nightwing/Oracle. This week, they've attempted to top that with a whole new roster of books, and this time they're set in a pre-Flashpoint Metropolis. The second week's launches will see the return of characters from 1996's Kingdom Come and the landmark Justice League International, plus Louise Simonson writing Steel. Of course, we're also getting Azrael and the return of Larry Hama to writing Batman, so someone out there needs to stop wishing on the Monkey's Paw already.
Marvel Universe LIVE! Offers Prequel Comic For Ticket Buyers
Marvel Universe LIVE! Offers Prequel Comic For Ticket Buyers
Marvel Universe LIVE! Offers Prequel Comic For Ticket Buyers
If you're heading to the Marvel Universe LIVE! show when it kicks off an arena tour this summer but don't want to be lost in all the movie sequel action and dirtbike stunts, I have some good news! There's going to be a comic book tie-in to the show that will serve as a prequel, giving the modern theatergoer a chance to catch up on what's going on with the Cosmic Cube, the Avengers and Spider-Man b

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