DC Comics and Mattel revealed details on the upcoming He-Man and the Masters of the Multiverse which will release of November 20.

Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novelist Art Spiegelman has withdrawn his introduction over a request to alter or remove a political reference.

With the fall TV Season almost upon us, the once moribund "TV on DVD" category is hopping again this week with the latest seasons of The Walking Dead, American Gods, Arrow, Star Wars Resistance, plus the TV movie, LEGO DC Batman: Family Matters-- aided by offerings from other categories including the intriguing super-antihero saga Brightburn, and an anime series from Studio Ghibli directed by Hayao Miyazaki’s son Goro.

We caught up with Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson recently to get his views on current issues, and discussed his perspective on the comics market "malaise," periodicals vs. graphic novels, whether tastes in genres are shifting, and Image titles that may offer more opportunities than are currently being realized.

Market conditions were good in hobby game stores in the Spring season (January through April), with increasing sales reported by almost everyone we interviewed.

Jeff Lemire compared the story to his Animal Man run.

DC Comics has revealed early details on a series of one-shots and tie-in comics that will expand upon the events in the current Batman/Superman series.

DC Comics has announced new additions to the Tales from the Dark Multiverse and $1 reprints of Blackest Knight #1 and Infinite Crisis #1.

DC Comics has released details on Green Lantern: Blackstars, a new miniseries from Grant Morrison.

This week, Steve Bennett discusses the return of Shang-Chi and offers some wisdom on the merits of kung fu in comics.