Welcome back to InvestComics Key Comic Thursday, Episode #17, where we explore the quirky, the odd, and the downright legendary in comic book firsts and almost-firsts. And overall cool comics Dial back to 1972 with Warlock #1, where the Soul Gem first glimmers its way into Marvel’s vast universe. Yep, before it was cool and way before it decided the fates of half the universe in a snap. Then there’s the vintage 1958 Action Comics #242, introducing Brainiac. This is where Superman meets his match in brainpower. An alien with a penchant for collecting cities? Only in comics, folks. Fast forward ..read more

Get ready for this Wednesday’s must-have comic drops! First up, Deadpool #2 dives deeper with the infamous Death Grip, featuring both his second appearance and a cover debut. Don’t miss the action and humor that only Deadpool can deliver. Check out the second print of Rat City #1, showcasing the new Spawn in full glory. Wolverine #49 introduces Logan in his first full Adamantium Armor, adding a heavy metal twist to his saga. Joining the color trend, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Black, White & Green #1 mixes it up with a stylish three-color palette. Last but not least, Captain Marvel #8 jo ..read more

Welcome to another dizzying week at the comic stands, courtesy of your trusty guide, InvestComics Hot Picks. This week’s lineup is so stacked. Marvel’s all in with the Blood Hunt saga, spreading like a charming vampire across your favorite titles. Sink your teeth into Dracula: Blood Hunt #1, where the infamous Count might just school everyone on how a real bloodsucker operates. Then, there’s Strange Academy: Blood Hunt #1, what’s a magical school without a little blood magic? Don’t forget to check out Blood Hunters #1, a thrilling anthology that’s basically a blood-soaked love letter to Marvel ..read more

Comic lovers, brace yourselves for this week’s top covers. Batman’s latest cover has Punchline flipping the script—literally—with Joker tied up and shushed (Jorge Jimenez). Meanwhile, the Batgirls are ready to deliver a serious whoopin’ to the bad guys (Ejikure). Over in the Marvel corner, Captain America rocks a transparent shield—because who needs secrecy? (Jesus Saiz) Jonboy Meyers turns up the heat with a Daredevil so menacing, you’ll be glad he’s on our side. And in Scorched, our heroine isn’t just armed, she’s double-barreled (Marcial Toledano Vargas). And Avengers has enough arrows on t ..read more

Welcome back to Key Comic Thursday, episode #16, where we crack open the vault to reveal the intriguing firsts and cover clashes that have kept comic fans on their toes. Venom #32 from 2021 makes waves with the first Alien vs. Venom cover. Yes, you read that right. Marvel’s finally making fanboy dreams come true, with an interstellar smackdown that’s been in the rumor mill long enough to graduate high school. 1982 New Teen Titans #16, where something a bit lighter hops onto the scene. Enter Captain Carrot, because evidently, the DC universe was just one anthropomorphic rabbit away from complet ..read more

InvestComics Top 5 New Comics to be released on 5/1/24 This week’s lineup of new comics promises enough drama, darkness, and deadly duos to make even the most jaded comic fan sit up and take notice. Here’s the lowdown on the Top 5 New Comics hitting shelves. Blood Hunt #1 storms into the scene, not just with any old vampire narrative, but with the debut of the Bloodcoven and a “Red Band” edition. That’s right, it’s the comic equivalent of an R-rated film, sealed in a poly-bag to protect the innocent from its spicy contents. Collector alert: this one’s got ‘speculative gem’ written all over it ..read more

Marvel Comics first ever Red Band poly-bagged comic…..ever. History Making For Marvel Comics. This Wednesday, May 1st, 2024, the comic book world is poised for a thrilling new release that promises to be a game changer. Blood Hunt #1 descends into comic stores, wrapped in mystery and sealed away in a poly-bag – a first-of-its-kind “Red Band” issue for Marvel Comics.  What’s a “Red Band” Comic?For those unfamiliar, “Red Band” is a term borrowed from the film industry, where certain trailers receive a “Red Band” rating for mature content. In the case of Blood Hunt #1, this label means the c ..read more

InvestComics Hot Picks. New releases 5/1/24 In the whirlwind of this week’s comic book frenzy, there’s enough drama to fuel a soap opera on Krypton. This week, Marvel Comics decides that it’s time to shock everyone—not with a new superhero romance, but with something that’ll make your grandma clutch her pearls: Blood Hunt #1. Yes, it’s as dramatic as it sounds. This vampire saga is not only unleashing a new villain team, the Bloodcoven, but it’s also making history with its very first “Red Band” issue. Think of it as the R-rated cut of a comic, too spicy for the average shelf, complete with po ..read more

Zendaya, an actress known for her versatility and magnetic screen presence, has quickly risen to become one of Hollywood’s most sought-after talents. From blockbuster hits to intimate dramas, her range of performances is impressive. Here’s a look at our top five favorite films featuring Zendaya, highlighting her unique roles in each. 5. The Greatest Showman (2017) In The Greatest Showman, Zendaya portrays Anne Wheeler, a trapeze artist who captivates with her aerial performances and her poignant storyline. Her character’s romance with Zac Efron’s character adds depth to her role, showcasing ..read more

Welcome back to another thrilling edition of Key Comic Thursday Episode #15 Dive into the animated antics of Batman Adventures #12 from 1993, where Harley Quinn leaps from screen to page in her very first comic appearance. Gotham’s never been the same since this jester showed up with her hammer of humor and chaos. Strangers #1 from the same year, courtesy of Malibu Comics, where Night-Man makes his dark debut. Equipped with a saxophone and a supernatural suit, he’s the hero that jazz and justice both needed. Batman #659 (2007), where Gotham meets its grotesque match, Grotesk. The city’s rogue ..read more