Comic Book Club News gives you the comic book news you need to know first thing in the morning, every weekday. From the creators of the long-running Comic Book Club podcast, CBC News recaps breaking news stories from Marvel, DC Comics, and beyond, Monday through Friday.
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Every weekday, the podcast posts at 6 am ET in its own, dedicated podcast feed. It’s a quick blast of news, only three to five minutes long. So, easily digestible whether you’re getting ready for the day, on your way to work, or just looking for some hot news. However, the show is also posted early and ad-free on our Patreon account for all supporters.
Marvel has recalled Daredevil #8 over 16 missing pages. Something is Killing the Children continues to expand. More comic book news.
Mike Mignola and Ben Stenbeck are launching a new comic book universe at Dark Horse. New X-Men books to be released every month. More news.
Abrams Comicsarts is now the official home of Frank Miller. David Mack’s Kabuki is getting an omnibus. More comic book news
BOOM! Studios is ending the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers universe in July. Berger Books launches new OGN from Steve Lieber. More news.
Chip Zdarksy’s Public Domain returns. Kurt Busiek and Fabian Nicieza team up on a new book. Charlie Adlard to pencil…
On today’s episode of Comic Book Club News, we’re taking a look at some of the highlights from DC Comics July 2024 solicits.
On today’s episode of Comic Book Club News, we’re taking a look at the highlights from Marvel Comics July 2024 solicits.
Despite reports, Kevin Feige did not tell Marvel to kill Kamala Khan. The new Ultimate Universe seems to be happening in real time. Marvel launching Annihilation 2099.
Werewolf By Night returns in a new Red Band series from Marvel. Chris Claremont heads back to the X-Men outback era. More comic book news.
Nightwing pays tribute to George Pérez in the latest issue. The TMNT 40th Anniversary book sort of brings Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird back together. Mark Millar floats idea of publishing his own Superman comics.
