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.
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. Or on your way to work, or just looking for some hot news. The show is also posted early and ad-free on our Patreon account for all supporters.
Absolute Universe and Ultimate Universe dominated the 2024 comic book sales chart. The comic book and graphic novel nominees for this year’s GLAAD Media Awards have been announced. DC reveals Summer of Superman plans.
Chris Condon has explained the inspiration for the Ultimate Wolverine design, After Rob Liefeld claimed to be involved. More comic book news.
San Diego Comic-Con will stay in San Diego through 2027. Marvel Rivals gets a print comic book. TokyoPop donates to help with LA fires.
DC is teasing an Absolute Universe crossover for Free Comic Book Day. GI Joe silent missions returns. Atha Prime heads to Star Wars comics.
Dan Slott to write Superman for DC Comics. Marvel assembles the Superior Avengers. Witchblade upgraded to ongoing series.
More news on Diamond’s bankruptcy as the distributor loses Image Comics, and its top creditors are revealed. Plus more comic book news.
Diamond Comics Distributors has declared bankruptcy. Graphic novel sales fell in 2024. JSA is getting a “Times Past” issue.
Mark Russell, Mike Allred, and Laura Allred will complete their DC Comics trilogy with a book on Wonder Woman. Mad Cave Studios is launching a charity comic to benefit victims of the LA fires. Zoe Thorogood’s next book has been announced, titled Head Trauma.
DC Comics brings back Resurrection Man for new series. Barbie and Hot Wheels manga coming from Tokyopop. More comic book news.
Mark Verheiden, David M. Booher, hit hard by LA fires. DC closes the sales gap with Marvel. And 101 Dalmatians gets a graphic novel.
