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Francesco Mattina DC Comics covers reportedly being replaced after AI controversy. IDW exiting EIC speaks out. More comic book news.
On today’s episode of Comic Book Club News, we’re taking a look at some of the highlights from the Marvel September 2024 solicits.
Zeb Wells is leaving Amazing Spider-Man. Jupiters Legacy is ending from Mark Millar. Two new DC Elseworlds titles announced.
Sensational She-Hulk will end with issue #10 at Marvel. Joshua Williamson leaving Green Arrow and Batman and Robin. More comic news.
Artist Francesco Mattina has been accused of using AI for a DC Comics cover. Marvel Comics gets a new logo. Batman dies! Sort of.
On today’s episode of Comic Book Club News, we’re taking a look at some of the highlights from DC Comics September 2024 solicits.
Pornsak Pichetshote is challenging all-star teams for The Horizon Experiment. Daniel Warren Johnson and Riley Rossmo team up. More news.
DC Comics has revealed details about its September Absolute Power titles. Miles Morales is now a vampire in Marvel comics. More news.
Marvel is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Deathlok with a new special. Rick and Morty is celebrating 10 years with a special, too. More.
Batman The Last Halloween to feature even more unseen Tim Sale art than expected. George Pérez featured in National Portrait Gallery. More.
