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SDCC 2026: DC Comics Goes Retro With a 1950s Silver Age Takeover

DC just unveiled its SDCC 2026 lineup with a massive 1950s theme, but a hidden detail in Jim Lee’s panel schedule has comic fans spinning theories…

Comics

‘The Deadman’ #2 Review: The Spiritual Math of a Ghostly Custodian

Batman and Deadman team up against a tragic new Gotham villain in The Deadman #2, but a weak antagonist might hold this psychic horror back.

Reading Guides

KPB Comics ‘Most Anticipated Trade Paperback’ of Week 27: ‘Captain America Vol. 1: Our Secret Wars’ TP

Two Captains, one massive lie. Check out why this gritty, espionage-heavy Marvel run is our absolute most anticipated trade of the week.

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‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #21 Review: Dives into the Underworld and a Fresh Cheetah Origin

Diana hunts for Circe in the Underworld while a dark god chooses a new host on Earth. See how Absolute Wonder Woman #21 rewrites Cheetah’s origin.

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KPB Interview: Manoj Gedela on Bringing Pure Cosmic Horror to “Still Infinity”

Manoj Gedela reveals how Still Infinity brings pure psychological dread to life.

Reading Guides

KPB Comics ‘Most Anticipated Trade Paperback’ of Week 26: ‘The Swamp Thing by Ram V and Mike Perkins Omnibus’ HC

Ram V and Mike Perkins reinvent the Avatar of the Green in a massive new omnibus.

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DC Next Level 2026 Expansion: New Legion, Teen Titans, and Doom Patrol Series Announced

DC expands the Next Level lineup with three massive team books. Find out how Red Hood, a broken Doom Patrol, and a banned Legion change everything.

Comics

‘While We Burn’ Review: Exploring Human Willpower in Denis Berashevich’s Dark Fantasy Anthology

This relentless dark fantasy series delivers a multifaceted look at survival… but it’s the shocking final chapter that will leave you completely broken.

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‘Black Panther/Namor: Doomed’ Brings Marvel’s Biggest Rivals Together to Fight Doctor Doom’s Ghost

Wakanda and Atlantis face a demonic invasion this September in Black Panther/Namor: Doomed, forcing Marvel’s fiercest rivals into the depths of Hell.

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‘Superman: The Stranger’ #1 Reimagines the Man of Tomorrow’s Golden Age Roots

Wes Craig is stripping Superman down to his gritty 1938 roots in a new DC Black Label series. Can a hero with no Krypton save a corrupt city?

Comics

‘Deathstroke: The Terminator’ #4 Review: Slade Wilson Is Inherently Unredeemable (And We Love It)

Slade Wilson’s own daughter just tried to take him out with sleep darts, and you won’t believe whose car she stole for the getaway.

Comics

‘Gun Honey: Doubles Down’ #1 Review

Gun Honey: Doubles Down #1 completely flips the script on the spy genre in its first five pages… and the twist changes everything for Joanna Tan.