Venom’s story has become needlessly complex over the years, with tours of duty across the cosmos as the symbiote found itself bonded to everyone from Mac “The Scorpion” Gargan to Flash Thompson. What Venom really needed, was a fresh start, and he got just that a few months ago with a series that can only be described in two words: Freakin' metal.

The entire human population is frozen by a mysterious global event…all except Ray, and only he has the power to unfreeze them. Now—with the fate of the world in his hands—he must figure out what is going on, how to set things right again, and answer the question: does everyone deserve to be saved?

From John Wick on a rampage to the return of the Wolverine, here's a look at all the great comic book covers of the week!

Comic Con Africa is on right now, so what can you absolutely not miss during the weekend? I don't really know, but here are the 10 things I would love to see this weekend, if I was in South Africa.

The Dark Multiverse may have given birth to a team of Batmen who embodied all of Bruce Wayne’s regrets and fears, but the perversion of that character wasn’t the only by-product of that twisted reality. In the upcoming Sideways Annual, more of DC’s Silver Age classics will get twisted and warped into monsterous new forms when they rise up from the Dark Multiverse, as DC Nation #4 detailed below.

Lobo. The meanest bastich to ever live. The main man, who killed his homeworld with a swarm of flying scorpions just so that he could be the only Czarnian to walk the cosmos. And now he's ready to murder your wallet with one hell of a collectible statue.

Our Skynet future might not just include giant waling robots that look an awful lot like Arnold Schwarzenegger , but also include small robotic balls too.

From Batman to Jedi, Wonder Woman to Nancy Drew, here's a look at the very best comic book covers of the week!

Following in the footsteps of Valiant’s ultra-successful run of Brushed Metal Variants, the BLOODSHOT RISING SPIRIT #1 Glass Cover Variant will be printed via a special multi-colored process on a carefully devised pane of glass, with artwork by superstar creator Doug Braithwaite.

Someone is pulling all the strings in Spider-Man, gathering the most nefarious of nemeses together and forming a plan to take control of New York City. But who? Well we’ve played the game and know exactly who it is, but we ain’t telling just yet. What we are doing, is taking bets on who’s really hiding in the shadows, with a list that provides plenty of solid leads.