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 Comic Book Daily:

Welcome to "Comic Book Daily," your essential podcast for the latest news and updates from the world of comic books. Whether you're a lifelong comic book fan or new to the scene, our podcast keeps you informed and entertained with daily insights into the comic book industry.

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  • Caped Crusaders and Wisecracking Mercenaries Collide: Fans Ecstatic for Epic Marvel-DC Crossover

    Caped Crusaders and Wisecracking Mercenaries Collide: Fans Ecstatic for Epic Marvel-DC Crossover
    Sep 14 2025
    Comic book fans have plenty to be excited about this week, with major new releases, bold crossovers, hotly anticipated convention appearances, and a few surprise sellouts sending collectors scrambling. Most notably, the worlds of Marvel and DC are colliding in a way readers have waited decades to see. This Wednesday, two comic icons finally share the stage as Deadpool and Batman headline a historic crossover, featuring artistic heavyweights Zeb Wells and Greg Capullo. Alongside this A-list team-up, a powerful backup story throws Captain America and Wonder Woman together in a dramatic World War II adventure, reimagining heroism on two fronts and stirring speculation about how their universes might permanently intertwine. For completists, look out for extra one-shots pairing favorites like Daredevil with Green Arrow and even a delightfully offbeat team-up between Jeff the Land Shark and Krypto the Superdog.

    Meanwhile, Marvel isn’t letting up on the suspense. This week’s New Avengers #4 promises doppelganger danger as the Killuminati unleash evil twins of Namor and Reed Richards on the team, raising questions about trust, identity, and what happens when a hero’s worst traits are weaponized against their friends. The stakes are escalating in other corners of the Marvel Universe as well, where Doom attempts to bend the world to his will in One World Under Doom #8, facing down the united might of the Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four, and pushing both heroes and villains to new extremes.

    Fresh talent and inventive storytelling are igniting the indie scene, too. Image’s Exquisite Corpses #1, from James Tynion IV and Michael Walsh, has sold out yet again and been rushed back to print—evidence that weird, psychological horror is finding a wide audience. Cul-de-Sac #1, another horror-tinged title, also couldn’t stay on shelves, and fans eagerly await its rapid return.

    Collectors continue to chase “what’s hot,” as chart-tracking sites like Covrprice.com monitor eBay sales and highlight surprise winners. Some books make the leap from buzzy speculation to breakout hit; this week’s list includes the usual superhero suspects, but surprises lurk too, with new characters and variant covers heating up discussion among fans.

    For those craving convention energy, the past few days have delivered. Fandom Kissimmee and West Tennessee Comic Con drew big crowds with cosplay, artist panels, and first looks at exclusive covers—reminding everyone that comics are as much about community and shared imagination as they are about single issues and spec lists. Looking ahead, Big Lick Comic Con teases star guests and more pop culture exuberance in October, proving there’s always another celebration just around the corner.

    On the shelves, familiar heroes are facing bold new stories. Ultimate Wolverine and Ultimate Spider-Man continue to tangle with sentinels and secrets, while a new Spider-Verse vs Venomverse finale delivers the ultimate Spider-Venom hybrid—sure to fuel speculation and fan art for weeks to come. For a touch of lighthearted fun, the announcement that Popeye the Sailor Man will guest star in I Hate Fairyland #45 has both old-school and newer readers curious to see how Gert’s anarchic fairy tale clashes with spinach-fueled heroics.

    This whirlwind of new releases, crossovers, sellouts, and live events proves one thing: no matter your favorite character or genre, comic books remain as vibrant and unpredictable as ever.

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    4 min
  • Explosive Marvel/DC Crossover, DC Shake-Ups, and Indie Comics Dominate the Comic Book World

    Explosive Marvel/DC Crossover, DC Shake-Ups, and Indie Comics Dominate the Comic Book World
    Sep 13 2025
    Comic book fans have had a whirlwind week, and the industry is buzzing with headline-making surprises, long-anticipated crossovers, and unique independent creations. All eyes are on the explosive Marvel/DC crossover Deadpool/Batman #1, arriving in comic shops on September 17, 2025, and delivering a “dream match-up” decades in the making. Deadpool crashing into Gotham is no joke—Wade Wilson is hired for a mysterious job in Batman’s city, launching a wild adventure where swords and batarangs fly as Marvel’s wisecracking antihero meets DC’s brooding detective. This one-shot features artwork from superstar Greg Capullo and a main story written by Zeb Wells, but it doesn’t stop there: a trio of backup stories pair up other iconic heroes. Readers will see Daredevil with Green Arrow, Captain America alongside Wonder Woman, and even a team-up between fan-favorites Jeff the Land Shark and Krypto the Superdog.

    The excitement jumps even higher with legendary creator Frank Miller writing and drawing his first full Batman pages since the Dark Knight III: The Master Race, in a three-page Batman versus Wolverine story included as a backup in the crossover. Those few pages mark his first time drawing Wolverine in decades, and the mere preview has fans guessing—and speculating about a second printing before the first even lands in stores.

    But not everything in Gotham is celebratory. DC Comics stunned fans just ahead of Batman Day by abruptly canceling the newly launched Red Hood series after only its first issue. The fallout not only left fans and collectors reeling, but had a ripple effect across planned Batman Day events, including the last-minute cancellation of the Gotham Sampler—a promotional comic intended for the celebration. The abrupt cuts to Batman-related publications are part of a larger pattern of DC reconfiguring its lineup, positioning itself for some seismic shifts across its iconic line of heroes.

    Meanwhile, anticipation is already building for the New York Comic Con in early October, where Marvel will light up the convention floor not only with superstar panels and exclusive giveaways but also by teasing massive new developments for beloved characters. A standout this year: Spider-Man in space and Mary Jane as Venom, with major hints about the shocking return of Knull and wild story developments that have web-head fans on edge.

    Independent comics are also having a big moment this weekend. The Small Press Expo is debuting over 140 new comics, graphic novels, and zines—proof that creativity and innovation are thriving beyond the big publishers. For those interested in what’s coming next week, the latest ComicList teases upcoming releases, including new issues from big names and cult favorites across Marvel, DC, and Image.

    From historic crossovers to shake-ups at DC, and a wave of indie ingenuity, this has been a week that reminds every fan why comics are forever at the heart of pop culture.

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    3 min
  • DC Cancels Red Hood Series, Sparking Industry Controversy and Conversation

    DC Cancels Red Hood Series, Sparking Industry Controversy and Conversation
    Sep 12 2025
    The comic book world is buzzing with dramatic news and vibrant new releases as September unfolds, marking both controversy and creativity across the industry. Perhaps the most explosive headline comes from DC Comics, which triggered a wave of industry-wide discussion by abruptly canceling its new Red Hood Black Label series after only one issue. The cancellation, announced just hours after the debut issue, followed public comments from the writer Gretchen Felker-Martin that DC stated were "promoting hostility," conflicting with the publisher’s standards of conduct—a rare move reflecting tensions between creator expression and company values. Red Hood’s short-lived run was originally intended to be a mature, supernatural mystery starring Jason Todd and The Huntress, set in the aftermath of delayed Batman stories. Now, fans and retailers are left with both speculation and disappointment, as DC promises credits for all sold and unsold copies of the first issue.

    Behind the scenes, industry veteran Greg Rucka shared eye-opening revelations about his turbulent years with DC Comics, especially his creative clashes with Geoff Johns and Dan DiDio, capturing readers eager for behind-the-curtain drama between execs and acclaimed writers. This inside talk comes as DC continues a pattern of high-profile Batman title cancellations, with even the much-anticipated Batman #163 experiencing publishing delays stretching into early 2026.

    Meanwhile, Marvel is flexing its crossover muscle as the hotly anticipated Deadpool/Batman #1 launches next week—an event that already has fans speculating, variant collectors scrambling, and retailers prepping for rush orders. The title sits among an unusually bold slate, including Predator Kills the Marvel Universe and Marvel Zombies: Red Band, ensuring superhero and villain fans alike will have plenty to debate and enjoy. Marvel’s X-Men universe is also transforming: following Professor X’s dramatic exit, Rogue takes command of a displaced team in the newly sinister Graymalkin Prison. The squad—Wolverine, Gambit, Nightcrawler, and Jubilee—must now shepherd young mutants through chaos, adding a fresh narrative twist to the Age of Revelation saga.

    Comics conventions are rolling out from coast to coast, with Superman celebrities confirmed for epic appearances next weekend. Fans can catch Tom Grummett, George Newbern, Tim Daly, Erica Durance, and Brandon Routh at Edmonton Expo, while other icons will be traveling to SiouxperCon, Houston, and Ocala. The Arkansas Comic Con runs through this weekend as well, drawing crowds to celebrate creators and fans in Little Rock.

    Beyond superhero headlines, the Small Press Expo in D.C. is showcasing graphic novels and the art of cartooning, with panels on Black resistance and gender-affirming care taking center stage. “Breathe,” a new graphic guide by Maia Kobabe, offers an innovative look at chest binding, weaving real-life stories with research to support trans and nonbinary journeys—a sign that comics are reaching well beyond traditional cape-and-cowl stories.

    Amid all the excitement, collectors are eyeing new figures, especially the Silver Surfer, whose latest Marvel Legends rendition is flying off shelves. Godzilla stomps into comics with a fresh take in Godzilla #2, medieval Spawn breaks out in Rogue Sun, and beloved genres—like horror in Marvel Zombies and sci-fi with Star Trek: Khan—find new life in current release lists.

    From behind-the-scenes drama to highly anticipated crossover events, from convention circuits to groundbreaking independent voices, comic books remain an arena of voices, visions, and vibrant controversies. The past few days have proven no hero—or creator—is immune to the shifting tides of an ever-evolving universe.

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    4 min
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