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With the summer of Superman over, it’s time for the Dark Knight to regain the spotlight. For the past decade, DC Comics has been celebrating the hat-wearing crusades on Batman Day in September, and this year is no exception. This Saturday, September 20th, fans from around the world will gather on Batman Day in 2025 to celebrate their love for DC’s Cape Crusader, Batman. DC has announced a variety of content and activities. Details below! Warner Bros Studio Tour Hollywood On Saturday, September 20th, fans can celebrate Batman Day with an immersive day experience featuring a Batman-themed studio tour beyond…
From Peepee Poopoo to Sluggo. Caroline Cash has been announced as the new manga artist for Nancy Comic Strip. Olivia Jaimes is the pen name of WebCartoonist whose true identity has never been revealed, but has retired after eight years of smash hits on the strip. Cash, Eisner and Ignats have been the creators of the hilarious humorous pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee pee…
On September 20, 2025, fans from all over the world will gather at Batman Day, the annual celebration of DC’s legendary Dark Knight. Since his first appearance in Detective Comics #27 in 1939, Batman has influenced generations with his story that introduces his resolve, ingenuity and grit. This year, DC and Warner Bros Discovery announced they will be out all with events, comics, collectibles and more. It says a lot every year, they blow us away in the way that celebrates Batman. Warner Bros Studio Tour Hollywood For just one day, fans can take part in an immersive Batman-themed studio…
Invincible has gotten a deluxe treatment. Skybound and Image Comics today is Invincible Omnibus Vol. A massive hardcover collecting epic issues #0-47 of HC, Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley’s beloved superheroes. For the first time, this collection also includes Marvel Team-Up #14-The Landmark issue 2005, combining Invincible with Spider-Man. The oversized volume collects the first nine trade paperbacks in one package, giving fans the opportunity to relive the series from the explosive start to the first major arc. Long-required by readers, this one-off printing celebrates its invincible origins, and cements a historic crossover with Marvel, newly remastered in…
Most comic book fans have solid ideas about what to buy each week when they come down to their local comic store. That being said, there’s still plenty to be enjoyed just by watching this week’s new release and taking the opportunity with a book that looks promising, entertaining, and scary. That’s where the cover comes in. A great image can make the difference between trying something new or saying “not this week.” In that spirit, here is the cover that caught our attention this week, and an entry from comic editor Chris Coplan. This is determined by the cover.…
One thing I personally get out of writing these reflections every week is revisiting some of my favorite comics. I think it’s given, but I mean more than just rereading my favorites. That’s a joy in itself. This gives us a new perspective on this aspect of reading. Sometimes there is more information and understanding over the decades, letting you know and reevaluate what you’ve read before. I realized something new that I had never seen before. You can see a variety of connections that you couldn’t do before. I’m currently reading the material surrounding it, so I can understand…
Author: Walgi WanaiArtist: Shinobu ShinotsukiPublisher: Yen Press (Print & Digital)Translation: John NealLettering: Alexis EckermanPublication date: August 26, 2025Rating: Older teenGenre: Manga (JPN), Horror, Drama, LGBTQ+, Yuri Common Sense Monster by Warugi Wanai and Shinobu Shinotsuki is a three-volume Horror Girls Love manga available now from Yen Press. Although the other series Wanai has not yet appeared in the English market, Shinobu is known as the illustrator for the light novel Tanyaza Tanya’s Saga. The two join forces in a strange horror story centered around a socially concerned young woman in high school, and become friends with classmates who easily blend…
The 2025 Ignuts Award winners were announced Saturday night at the Small Press Expo in North Bethesda, Maryland. The ceremony, as always, was filled with heartfelt moments, with many screaming at the power of the community. SPX regular Anders Nilsen has won two awards. This is a philosophical exploration of great artists and Tongues Supplement #1’s outstanding comics, self-publishing supplement to the tongue, and mythology. The winners below are in bold. Excellent artist Sarah Aerith, The Worst Journey in the World (Iron Circus Comics) Fat JJ Lee, Death Fiddles and Death Dance (Self Public/Short Box) Cazimir Lee, Lowbit (Top Shelf…
Image credit: Pablo Raimondi/Jose Villarubia Ghost Boxes are in serious danger from the Estival, and the gloomy angels of the box may have finally realized how to stop them. Ghostbox comes to a slightly awkward end in this final issue. There are so many things kicking off in all aspects, and there are many things that feel like they’re coming out of nowhere to end up bringing the story together in a neat way. There is an obvious touch of Matt Smith’s photographs that we reference again in this issue. This is distracting. It’s all set for a sequel, but…
Welcome to another creepy edition of X-Men on Monday at X-Fans, AIPT! X-Men: Are you catching up with the coverage of Age of Revelation? So far, we’ve spoken with Jed Mackay, Erica Schultz, David Marquez and Tom Breboat. I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, I have to say, As someone who has been leading…