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"That's my best and final," the comedian and frequent Trump critic wrote in her tweet on Friday.

Newcomer Iman Vellani who will make history as Marvel Studio's first onscreen Muslim hero, Ms. Marvel.

With a fictional "912" emergency line, Adam Mansbach and A'Darius Bell hilariously respond to people who are too quick to call the police in everyday situations.

The 2020 VMAs' first commercial break featured a clip of Boseman winning an award at the 2018 MTV Movie Awards.

Even though the comedian conceded that he may have been a little hard on a fan named Karen, he said that he had no regrets and thanked fans for their support.

"Any 'cop' who wears a Punisher logo in his official capacity is identifying law enforcement with an outlaw," said Gerry Conway, co-creator of "The Punisher."

World's first Godzilla Museum opens in Japan, and is set to include a giant monster that visitors can zipline into.

The series is based on the comics "Warrior Nun Areala"—and they have garnered controversy in the past for their depiction of women and religion.

"That's the heart of Superman—the genuine love of people and that you always know, he's your friend," Reeve said in a 1987 interview.

The quirky comic book series has developed something of a cult following since its Season 1 release last year with audiences immediately demanding a second installment.

The benefit show features a wide array of comics, including Judd Apatow, Jeff Ross, Dave Attell and Roy Wood Jr.

Or, how I learned to stop worrying and love the "Nanette." In a truly funny special, Hannah Gadsby shows up the haters with hilarity.

Creators of the new series promise that they didn't kill off Drew to motivate the male character's actions, or intend for the series to be included in the 90th anniversary celebration of the character.

Vibranium, a fictional metal featured in several series distributed by Marvel Comics, trended on Twitter Thursday after the a federal office tariff tracker inadvertently listed the home of comic book hero Black Panther as a free trade partner.

In "Bloodshot," Vin Diesel plays an assassin who becomes a superhero in search of his real identity. It's the first movie in what's likely to be a series featuring characters from the Valiant Comics universe.

Originally serialized beginning in 1972, "The Drifting Classroom" portrays the horrors that unfold after an elementary school is transported to an endless wasteland, unleashing factional violence, suicide and monsters upon children doing their best to survive.

Batman was created 80 years ago by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. Comic book stores around the world will celebrate the Caped Crusader with special events and free comic books.

"Maus" author Art Spiegelman says "international fascism again looms large" after Marvel censored a piece where he compared Trump to villain Red Skull.

The new comic by writer Ales Kot and artist Robert Sammelin is part of the upcoming slate from new publisher Artists Writers & Artisans.

There's unique art for everybody at the returning Five Points Festival

DC Universe originals will be available for 4K Ultra HD streaming starting in May.

The 1974 "Shazam!" live-action series makes its debut on the streaming service.

Actor Aiden Gallagher said the show was "Must. See. TV."

"We're still keeping the same vision of the show. We still have really diverse comics on, great conversations with different celebs."

It looks and feels more like a superhero show compared to the dated, yet enthralling, wild goose chase of a first season. 

DC Universe launches September 15 and 'Titans' gets a release date.

"X-Men: Grand Design" by Ed Piskor retells 30 years of X-Men history. "Second Genesis" #2, the fourth issue, is out Aug. 29.

With films like Captain Marvel, Spider-Man: Far From Home and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 all slated for release in 2019, it's safe to say that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is sure to dominate the box office for years to come.

Axel Alonso is out at Marvel, and the comics giant has replaced him with C.B. Cebulski, editor on 'The Runaways' and global-minded creative.

Through smart YouTube shows like "Hot Ones" and "Everyday Struggle," Complex Networks has evolved into a major media player from its start as a glossy magazine.