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Comic Lovers Assemble! – Marvel Titles Touch Down in the Kobo Universe

Top series like, The Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America and Amazing Spider-Man now available at Kobo.com

Dozens of beloved Marvel comic book series are now available on Kobo’s digital reading platform. Blockbuster titles such as Captain America: Winter Soldier Vol. 1 and The Infinity Gauntlet are available for purchase at Kobo.com, giving fangirls and fanboys a universe worth of exciting Marvel Comics. Continue reading Comic Lovers Assemble! – Marvel Titles Touch Down in the Kobo Universe →

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Dark Horse Preview: HELLBOY AND THE B.P.R.D. #1

Twenty years of Hellboy!

In 2014, Dark Horse Comics has celebrated 20 years of Hellboy by legendary writer/ artist Mike Mignola (named one of “12 Vital Creators to Watch” by LA Times) with Hellboy Day, the publication of the New York Times bestselling Hellboy: The First 20 Years, the paperback release of the highly acclaimed Hellboy in Hell, the trade paperback of the Eisner Award winning Itty Bitty Hellboy, scores of comic books featuring Mignola creations Hellboy, the BPRD and Abe Sapien. And now Dark Horse caps of the year with a story that is 20 years in the making– Hellboy’s very first field mission as a member of the BPRD! Continue reading Dark Horse Preview: HELLBOY AND THE B.P.R.D. #1 →

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Spider-Man Swings Into the New MarvelKids.com

Headlined By Expansive, Dedicated Spider-Man Destination

Marvel is expanding the ways its young fans can interact with the Marvel Universe in fun-filled new ways as it launches the enhanced MarvelKids.com.  The refreshed site, designed to captivate the next generation of Marvel fans with digital products and destinations that younger fans will love, will be headlined by an all-new Spider-Man kids destination featuring games and immersive activities starring Marvel’s legendary webslinger. Continue reading Spider-Man Swings Into the New MarvelKids.com →

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BOOM! Studios Turns 10!

The Publisher Kicks Off Celebrating 10 Years in 2015 with a Yearlong Cover Strategy to Reward Retailers and Fans

In 2015, BOOM! Studios turns 10 years old, and to celebrate this milestone anniversary, the award-winning publisher is excited to announce a yearlong cover strategy starting in January designed to spotlight all of its new launches and reward many lucky retailers and fans. Continue reading BOOM! Studios Turns 10! →

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DC Comics Brings Harley Quinn’s Wild and Crazy Antics to Digital in HARLEY QUINN ANNUAL #1

The DC2 version of the HARLEY QUINN ANNUAL #1 is now live!

As a companion to the print issue, DC Comics created an enhanced version of Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti’s story for digital viewing. DC2  layers dynamic artwork onto digital comic panels, adding a new level of dimension to digital storytelling. This version will include unique color shifts highlighting Harley’s out-of-control hijinks. In replacement of the smells, Conner and Palmiotti wrote new gags to make Harley’s adventure a fun and special  experience for digital readers. Continue reading DC Comics Brings Harley Quinn’s Wild and Crazy Antics to Digital in HARLEY QUINN ANNUAL #1 →

Press releases, Previews - Dark Horse

Dark Horse Preview: ITTY BITTY COMICS: THE MASK #1

AW YEAH! ITTY BITTY MASK!

The Mask is back, and it’s Herman Shazbert’s turn! Dark Horse Comics is proud to present an advance preview of ITTY BITTY COMICS: THE MASK #1. When the mild-mannered zookeeper buys his wife a strange mask, the whole family wants to try it on! But watch out, Grandma Shazbert—it will put quite the pep in your step! Continue reading Dark Horse Preview: ITTY BITTY COMICS: THE MASK #1 →

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Marvel Pits Captain America & Iron Man in a Cinematic Civil War

The classic Marvel Comics storyline set to spring to life in 2016!

Come 2016, it’ll be hero vs. hero as Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War erupts onto the big screen! Continue reading Marvel Pits Captain America & Iron Man in a Cinematic Civil War →