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WEBTOON and Disney are teaming up for a new digital comics platform. DC Comics cancels Green Arrow and Birds of Prey. Marvel’s Ultimate Endgame will include one-of-a-kind sketch variants in Blind Bags.
On today’s episode, we’re looking through the highlights from the DC Comics December 2025 solicits, including All Fight Month, and much more.
On today’s episode, we’re looking through the highlights from the Marvel December 2025 solicits, including Ultimate Endgame and much more.
Batman #1 has sold 500,000 copies. Writer Gretchen Felker-Martin has revealed a likely canceled DC horror project. The Last Starfighter is coming to comics.
Terminator gets a Christmas special. An Absolute Arkham special is coming from DC. Mad Cave will publish a Vincent Van Gogh biography.
Caroline Cash will take over the Nancy comic strip from Olivia Jaimes. A new printing of the Invincible Omnibus will include a Spider-Man team-up for the first time. Marvel posts release dates for two Facsimile Editions.
Greg Rucka has called out the toxic culture at DC Comics from 2006 to 2009 in a new interview. Rick and Morty comes to an end in new series. One World Under Doom aftermath continues in Captain America and new one-shot.
DC Comics pulls Batman Day Sampler over inclusion of Red Hood. Marvel’s Age of Revelation event is ending two months earlier than expected. Diamond has successfully sued new owners Sparkle Pop.
DC Comics has canceled Red Hood after one issue due to “public comments” that were “promoting hostility.”
Diamond Comics Distributors is suing 31 different comic book publishers. The case against Cadence Comic Art continues. Harley Quinn x Elvira has sold 91,000 copies.
