Comic Book Club

2 weeks ago | comicbookclublive.com | Alexander Zalben

SYFY's Revival is packed with Easter eggs for Image Comics writer Tim Seeley and artist Mike Norton in the opening of the season premiere.

2 weeks ago | comicbookclublive.com | Alexander Zalben

Read a preview of Death Of The Silver Surfer #1 from Marvel Comics, written by Greg Pak with art by Sumit Kumar. Check out five pages and the cover from the June 11, 2025 publishing issue here! Click the thumbnails for a larger version:SILVER SURFER’S FINAL VOYAGE?! The SILVER SURFER returns to defend a war-ravaged Earth, but Norrin has a galaxy-sized target on his back. A new enemy will stop at nothing to steal away everything the Surfer is or ever will be.

2 weeks ago | comicbookclublive.com | Alexander Zalben

Ice Cream Man, Image Comics‘ deliciously dark anthology series, is coming back for four new issues starting this summer — as well as a collected trade paperback edition later this year. And you can get your first look at the diabolical covers, below. “Golly. I can’t believe we’ve been putting this book out for 7.5 years,” said writer W. Maxwell Prince via a press release provided to Comic Book Club. “In comic time, I think that makes us officially geriatric.

3 weeks ago | comicbookclublive.com | Alexander Zalben

Joe Madureira is intrinsically associated with Age of Apocalypse, so it’s sort of a no-brainer that Marvel is having the artist draw variant covers for the upcoming series X-Men of Apocalypse. “I am beyond excited to be dipping back into this corner of the X-Men universe,” Madureira said via a press release. “I was literally a kid when I drew the Astonishing X-Men—it feels like several lifetimes ago, and I want to bring something new to these characters on my covers.

3 weeks ago | comicbookclublive.com | Alexander Zalben

Back in the day, Marvel had their Young Guns, which highlighted up-and-coming artists in the industry. Rather than going to the natural next step — that would be Young Guns II — the publisher established Stormbreakers, which, instead of highlighting up-and-comers, seems to just be whoever the House of Ideas wants to give more work (no shade, please give people more work). And this year’s class is a collection of artists, once again! Can you believe it?