DC Comics have always had a somewhat workable solution to decades of baggage: Reboots. Kicking off with Crisis on Infinite Earths in 1985, DC would flip the switch again with soft tweaks in Zero Hour: Crisis in Time in 1994, Infinite Crisis in 2005 and the larger ramifications of 2011’s Flashpoint Paradox that led to the birth of the New 52 universe. A universe which has now been rebooted once again, with very little fanfare or announcement in the latest issue of Action Comics.

So what could Nick Fury have possibly whispered, what single sentence could fell the Thunder God? That’s been the mystery deep at the heart of the Thor mythos ever since Original Sin wrapped up and a broken Odinson emerged from the dust to wander our universe as an aimless shadow of his former glory. A secret that has finally been revealed. Spoilers below.

The latest solicits of Marvel comics has gone live this week, and within them are a few teases for the upcoming X-Men: Blue. Teases which have been purposefully mosaiced up a bit, but just enough to get fans guessing.

Introduced during the Zero Year of Scott Snyder’s run on Batman, Duke Thomas represents the best of his generation: Courage, commitment and motivation. DC Comics have been building him up for a few years now, first as a new breed of Robin and then as something else. Not a Batman nor a Robin, but the future of Gotham City. And that’s just the start of Duke’s journey.

The Russo Bros will be developing Quantum and Woody as a television series. It's unclear though if this series will be tying into the same shared cinematic universe as Valiant's upcoming Bloodshot and Harbinger feature films (both written Oscar-nominated Arrival scribe Eric Heisserer).

Spanning over a hundred printed volumes so far, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is a franchise of books, anime series and video games that looks utterly weird on the surface. It is, it really is and that’s what makes it so wonderful. So if you’ve ever wondered if you should jump into some JoJo reading, then here’s a light primer to get you started.

Where Revenge of the Sith ended, a new Darth Vader series begins. Fresh in his hawt new leather threads and prosthetic limbs, Marvel has announced that the latest series starring the newest Sith lord will be penned by writer Charles Soule and drawn by Giuseppe Camuncoli, an artist whose run on Spider-Man over the last couple of years has been nothing short of amazing so far.

Over the years, Miura has drawn Guts of Berserk as an imposing figure steeped in darkness. It’s an image that no official Berserk merchandise has really been able to fully capture in all of its terrifying glory. Until now that is. Because have a look at this beauty of a collectible.