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The Justice League arrives to Blokees to face the darkness. These officially licensed DC model kits feature iconic Justice League characters like Batman, Superman, and more in a compact pocket size for easy collection and display. Bring your Justice League lineup together and defend justice across the universe.

NYCC 2026: Wizards of the Coast reveals Magic: The Gathering | Marvel: Darkhold Destiny and more! When Wizards of the Coast released their wide Marvel set for Magic: The Gathering, we noted a lack of mystical characters and guessed we’d be seeing a future release dedicated to them. A game featuring wizards without Marvel’s mystical side of its universe seemed a bit odd.

NYCC 2026: Blumhouse announces the Director for Something is Killing the Children As announced by Blumhouse during their panel on Friday, October 9 at New York Comic Con, Craig Zobel set to direct the upcoming live-action Something is Killing the Children film. Zobel has directed episodes of The Penguin, American Gods, Outcast, and more, so familiar with not just horror but also adapting comics to live-action.

Modern dating is rough. No one likes being on the apps, but it’s not much easier meeting people IRL. Especially when they might turn you into a vampire without warning. This is exactly what happened to Syd. She was only trying to get over her toxic ex—whom she may still drunkenly text from time to time—not looking to have her life totally changed. She thought finding the right guy before was hard, but now she has an unquenchable thirst for blood.

Captain Marvel is back this May in a new series from G. Willow Wilson and Rachael Stott Marvel Comics’ Editor-in-Chief Stephen Wacker took the stage at New York Comic Con to host his first-ever Bullpen Bulletins! panel and seized the moment to reveal what’s next for one of Marvel’s greatest heroes—and one of his personal favorites: CAPTAIN MARVEL! This May, the iconic hero headlines an all-new ongoing series in May by award-winning writer G. Willow Wilson and acclaimed artist Rachael Stott.

Marvel teases “Tomorrow is One Day Away” Marvel has released a new teaser for something going on June 2027. The text from the press release: This June… Tomorrow is One Day Away Save the date… because no one is promised the future. June 2027 Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. tagged with comic books, Comics, marvel Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive. Continue reading

Welcome to the end of the Wild West. Welcome to the quiet life of a broken-down bounty hunter whose own story, one of bloodshed, pain, and guilt, ended long ago—or so he thought. In a small town called Ashecott, something evil has arrived. Something more dangerous than a gunslinger, more sinister than an outlaw, and older than the town it seeks to infect. Something from a world beyond the only one its victims have ever known. Something darker. Unfortunately for that evil, Jonah Hex has taken notice.

Wizards of the Coast reveals more D&D | Star Wars Details At Gen Con 2026, Wizards of the Coast revealed it was going Universes Beyond with Dungeons & Dragons taking it to a universe far, far away with D&D | Star Wars. At New York Comic Con 2026, Dungeons & Dragons revealed new details about its previously-announced collaboration with Lucasfilm and Star Wars. Two books, D&D | Star Wars Core Rules, and D&D | Star Wars, Tyro Squadron: Adventures are warping into the galaxy in 2027.

Pen America has released its “Index of School Book Bans” and has reported that 11,982 books were banned during the 2025-2026 school year. That beats a previous high of 10,046 in 2023-24 and nearly double 2024-25’s 6,870. The amount of bans have increased almost 375% since the 2021-22 school year, the year that PEN America began tracking. 7,370 unique titles were banned in public schools impacting over 4,000 authors. Over 4,500 of the titles were not previously recorded in PEN America’s tracking.