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- 1Comics site revisits Miracleman Book Three: Olympus▼Classic Comic Compendium: Looking at MIRACLEMAN - BOOK THREE - OLYMPUS in lieu of recent developments
Comics Beat's Classic Comic Compendium column takes a fresh look at Miracleman Book Three: Olympus, Alan Moore and Rick Veitch's conclusion to the landmark 1980s superhero saga, framing the retrospective around recent developments in the character's long-troubled publishing history. The feature examines how the book's story of a superhuman ruler remaking the world remains a touchstone for debates about the character's rights and future.
- 2Catherine Zeta-Jones talks Kill Jackie and Wednesday at NYCC●“Jackie Would Kick Morticia’s Ass!” – Catherine Zeta-Jones Talks Kill Jackie, Action and Wednesday at NYCC 2026. Read it
Catherine Zeta-Jones spoke at New York Comic Con 2026 about her new action project Kill Jackie and her role as Morticia in Wednesday. Asked how her two characters compare, she quipped that Jackie would beat Morticia in a fight. Fans are sharing her comments as buzz builds around her expanding slate of action-leaning television roles.
- 3Maverick announces YA graphic novel inviting readers to listen to Death●Maverick invites you to LISTEN to Death in new YA graphic novel
Publisher Maverick has announced a new young adult graphic novel centred on Death, framed as an invitation to listen to the character. The story was reported by Comics Beat, but no further details about the creators, plot or release date are included in the available coverage.
- 4'You Can See Everything' Tops Box Office, Ousting 'Clayface'●Box Office: ‘You Can See Everything’ Beats ‘Clayface’ to Capture First Place https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.indi ewi
The film 'You Can See Everything' has taken first place at the weekend box office, beating the DC comics adaptation 'Clayface'. According to Indiewire's box office report, the underdog title edged out the newer superhero release to capture the top spot, a result likely to spark discussion about audience appetite for non-franchise films versus studio comic-book fare.
- 5The Lab Press Launches Portable Editions with Super Science Vol. 1●Exclusive Preview: The Lab Press releases portable editions, including SUPER SCIENCE VOL. 1
Publisher The Lab Press has announced a new line of portable editions, with Super Science Vol. 1 among the first titles to get the compact format. Comics Beat is running an exclusive preview of the releases. The smaller editions are aimed at making the publisher's graphic titles easier to carry and collect.