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Why Bringing Back a Woolly Mammoth Is No Longer Science Fiction

Dr. George Church is a real-life Dr. Frankenstein. The inventor of CRISPR and one of the minds behind the Human Genome Project is no longer content just reading and editing DNA—now he wants to make new life. In Ben Mezrich’s latest book, Wooly: The True Story of the Quest to Revive One of History’s Most…

Books & Comics Zach Ezer

Batman Has Given Kite Man One of the Most Heartbreaking Origin Stories in Comics History

Kite Man, a villain whose only ability is his proficiency with the huge kite he flies around with, has been one of the most consistently charming parts of Tom King’s run on Batman Rebirth. In this week’s issue, we finally learn the origins of his signature catchphrase and as is often the case in Gotham…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

All the Awesome Cosplay We Spotted at San Diego Comic-Con, Day Four

It was the final day of San Diego Comic-Con, and the cosplayers went out in style.

Books & Comics Beth Elderkin

RIP Flo Steinberg, Marvel’s ‘Fabulous Flo’

Flo Steinberg, one of the earliest Marvel employees and an American indie comics icon, has passed away. When Marvel Comics began, she and Stan Lee were the company’s first and only employees; as Lee’s secretary and assistant, she responded to fan mail, helped manage Marvel’s small offices with Lee, and ran the Merry Marvel Marching…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

In a World Without Fantastic Four Comics, DC Basically Decided to Make Their Own

For the past few years, the Fantastic Four have been absent—both in Marvel’s comics universe and in reality. Although Marvel seems to be uninterested in filling this hole in the comics landscape, it appears DC is more than willing to give it a go: say hello to the Terrifics, DC’s own quirky quartet. The series,…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

The Coolest Cosplay of San Diego Comic-Con, Day Three

Saturday was the biggest day of this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, so it’s appropriate that it had some of the biggest, best cosplay, too.

Books & Comics Beth Elderkin

Batman Day Is Actually Harley Quinn Day This Year

Every September, DC Comics fans come together in the spirit of the season and honor the act of city crime turning orphans into bat-mad heroes of the night—by which I mean to say, they celebrate Batman Day, the most wonderful time of the year. Too bad for them, because this year, Harleen Quinzell is hijacking…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

Timothy Zahn’s Excellent Thrawn Novel Is Being Turned Into a Marvel Comic

Timothy Zahn’s highly anticipated return to the world of Star Wars books with his most beloved character Thrawn has been one of the highlights of Star Wars this year, full stop. So we’re very excited at the news that it’s forming the basis of a brand new Marvel comic miniseries. Although based on Zahn’s novel,…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

These Evil Batmen Are Coming to Conquer the DC Universe

Between a series cryptic teaser images and an even more difficult to parse prelude comic, we knew that DC’s upcoming Dark Nights: Metal series was going to involve dark, alternate reality versions of the Justice League. But we had no idea they would all be quite this twisted—or that they were all going to be half…

Books & Comics Zach Ezer

An Open Letter From Medusa’s Inhumans Wig

Good afternoon, everyone. Let me start off by saying that I’ve been looking forward to this moment when I could address you all publicly for months now as I knew that my casting in ABC and Marvel’s Inhumans was sure to be the topic of many a conversation. There is perhaps no other performer in…

Books & Comics Medusa's Wig

Marvel Revives Iron Fists on Comixology

When Marvel started teasing its Marvel Now line-up last year, one of the most intriguing titles was Kaare Andrews and Afu Chan’s Iron Fists, a series about Danny Rand training the youngest bearer of the Iron Fist, a little girl named Pei. Unfortunately the series vanished off the face of the earth—but it’s back, and…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

Our Favorite Cosplay From San Diego Comic-Con 2017, Day One

San Diego Comic-Con 2017 got underway on Thursday, and it didn’t take long for the cosplayers to show their stuff.

Books & Comics Beth Elderkin

Sonic Leaves Archie Comics, Bringing an End to One of the Longest Continuous Series Ever

For nearly 25 years, Archie Comics’ Sonic the Hedgehog has spindash-ed into history books as one of the longest running American comics that’s never been relaunched. That record is about to come to a screeching halt, as Sega and Archie are ending their publishing contract. The writing has been on the wall for the Sonic…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

Astonishing X-Men Just Teased a Dead X-Man’s Return, as Per Standard Procedure

There comes a point in every young mutant’s life after showing up at the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning when they realize that becoming a member of the X-Men means there’s a good chance that, sooner or later, they’ll end up dead. And then they get better! (For some characters, this happens a lot.)…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

The New KFC/DC Crossover Is a Timely Reminder Fried Chicken Is the Most Important Thing in the Multiverse

One of the highlights of Comic-Con over the past few years has been the beautiful insanity that is DC Comics ongoing advertising partnership with KFC—which has given us goofy comics in which Colonel Sanders himself rubs shoulders with DC’s finest heroes. Now, this year’s issue has taken the Colonel where no fried chicken purveyor has…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook

In Image’s Redlands, Witches Are Feared Not Just for Their Magic, But Because They’re Women

Witches have come in all shapes, sizes, and powers over the centuries, but there’s one thing they usually have in common: They’re women. Image’s powerful series Redlands highlights the link between womanhood and witchcraft, showing the misogyny behind the mythology. It is impossible to talk about witchcraft without unpacking how fears about witches have been…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

River Song Takes the Lead in a New Doctor Who Comic Special

In Titan Comics’ upcoming special Doctor Who: The Lost Dimension, the Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Doctors will work together in order to do battle with The Void, the vacuous space between all dimensions that’s consuming the multiverse. But when the Doctors face the Void this fall, they won’t be alone. Today, Doctor Who comics…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

The Coolest Details From Steven Universe‘s Gorgeous New Art Book

The world of Steven Universe is jam-packed with details fans have been dying to know about the series for years, whether its about the series’ wonderful world-building or behind-the-scenes tales of how the show became the phenomenon it is today. The recently released Steven Universe: Art and Origins has given us our first real taste of…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook and Charles Pulliam-Moore

Doctor Strange Just Got Fired From His Job and Replaced By Loki

There are dozens of witches and warlocks running around Marvel’s comics who, at one point or another, have been up for consideration as the next Sorcerer Supreme. Traditionally, the Supremacy has been bestowed upon Stephen Strange, but that’s about to change—for the worst. This fall, in a new Doctor Strange story arc penned by Donny…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

The Impossibly Adorable Adventures of the Firefly Team on Earth

The crew of the Serenity never made it to Earth on the show or the movie. But what if they had? And what if they only did insanely cute things while they were there? These are the tough yet super-adorable questions being asked by illustrator Joey Spiotto in his new book Firefly: Back from the…

Books & Comics Germain Lussier

Why Bringing Back a Woolly Mammoth Is No Longer Science Fiction

Batman Has Given Kite Man One of the Most Heartbreaking Origin Stories in Comics History

All the Awesome Cosplay We Spotted at San Diego Comic-Con, Day Four

RIP Flo Steinberg, Marvel’s ‘Fabulous Flo’

In a World Without Fantastic Four Comics, DC Basically Decided to Make Their Own

The Coolest Cosplay of San Diego Comic-Con, Day Three

Batman Day Is Actually Harley Quinn Day This Year

Timothy Zahn’s Excellent Thrawn Novel Is Being Turned Into a Marvel Comic

These Evil Batmen Are Coming to Conquer the DC Universe

An Open Letter From Medusa’s Inhumans Wig

Marvel Revives Iron Fists on Comixology

Our Favorite Cosplay From San Diego Comic-Con 2017, Day One

Sonic Leaves Archie Comics, Bringing an End to One of the Longest Continuous Series Ever

Astonishing X-Men Just Teased a Dead X-Man’s Return, as Per Standard Procedure

The New KFC/DC Crossover Is a Timely Reminder Fried Chicken Is the Most Important Thing in the Multiverse

In Image’s Redlands, Witches Are Feared Not Just for Their Magic, But Because They’re Women

River Song Takes the Lead in a New Doctor Who Comic Special

The Coolest Details From Steven Universe‘s Gorgeous New Art Book

Doctor Strange Just Got Fired From His Job and Replaced By Loki

The Impossibly Adorable Adventures of the Firefly Team on Earth

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