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The Weekly Pull: X-Men, Nubia: Real One, From Hell, and More ✖ It's almost new comic book day, which means new releases hitting stores and digital platforms. Each week in The Weekly Pull, the ComicBook. com team highlights the new releases that have us the most excited about another week of comics. Whether those releases are from the most prominent publisher or a small press, brand new issues of ongoing series, original graphic novels, or collected editions of older material, whether it involves capes and cowls or comes from any other genre, if it has us excited about comic books this week...

DC Comics It's bitterly cold where I am. I am wearing sweats, a heavy coat, a stocking cap and trying to type while wearing gloves, all while listening to my son's umpteenth dissertation on the Indoraptor's ultimate superiority and trying to keep my girls from arguing about their Calico Critters. I am in my living room. We've been without power for a week now, and the five members of my family, plus our myriad dogs, have spent this time huddled around the fireplace, trying to stay warm and not get on each other's last nerve. (It's not working.) All the cacophony of our normally loud house...

In ‘Nubia: Real One,’ Trying To Be A Hero When Society Thinks You’re A Threat

9 Young Adult Novels We’re Excited About Get your teen to take a break from doom scrolling and Fortnite with one of these relatable reads. Children Of Blood and Bone have led to a number of titles that explore adolescence from Black perspectives.  Publishers are finally infusing the market with youthful stories that center our children at different points in their development and explore various perspectives and family dynamics. The Black Kids explored the struggles of being one of the few Black students in an affluent high school while Dear Justyce highlights how the justice system is f...

Let these new and forthcoming titles welcome the changes to come in 2021. Top, L to R: "Milk Blood Heat" (Grove Atlantic), "Just As I Am" (HarperCollins), "We Too" (The Feminist Press), "Four Hundred Souls" (One World/Random House). Bottom, L to R: "This Close to Okay" (Grand Central), "Firekeeper's Daughter" (Henry Holt + Co.), "The Echoing Ida Collection" (The Feminist Press), "Love is an Ex-Country" (Catapult). Illustration Credit: Courtesy CLG We will never go back to a time before the devastating losses and surreal political theater seen during the COVID-19 pandemic. The year 2020 chang...