Marvel has announced the creative team for its new Ms. Marvel series, including the writer taking over for G. Willow Wilson.

For the thirteenth time this year a movie based on a Marvel Comics character has topped the weekend box office chart. Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse set a new December record for an animated film with a $35.4 million bow, while Aquaman continued to crush it overseas.

Legendary Entertainment has locked in overall deals with Brian K. Vaughan and Kelly Sue DeConnick and Matt Fraction's Milkfed Criminal Masterminds.

The top title once again is The Adventure Zone, based on a podcast about a role playing game.

At first glance, the numbers seem a bit anemic on the November chart of the Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels in the book channel.

Here's a review of The Chancellor and the Citadel TP, published by Iron Circus Comics.

This week, Steve Bennett names the best Christmas comic of 2018, looks at the upcoming Kim Possible movie, and notes the growth of geek culture internationally.

Cosmic Ghost Rider will muck with the history of the Marvel Universe in a new miniseries.

Chip Zdarsky and Mark Bagley will replay the major events of Spider-Man’s life as he ages in real time.

Set to the soundtrack of Tiffany’s “I Think We’re Alone Now,” the trailer for The Umbrella Academy provides an introduction to the dysfunctional superhero team that will debut on Netflix in early 2019.