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It might be a new year in the real world, but on the mutant nation of Krakoa, everything’s new all the time. What’s the newest news? The X-Men — the team —is coming back, after being formally disbanded as unnecessary (and maybe even politically dangerous) when Krakoa was formed. But there’s a twist! All the members of Krakoa’s first official X-Men team will be democratically elected by all mutants! So that’ll be an interesting toy for the X-Men writers to play around with. What else is happening in the pages of our favorite comics? We’ll tell you. Welcome to a Giant-Size ed...

, SYFY WIRE's weekly comics column that gets at the pulse of what's going on in comics right now. We've got what you need to know about huge crossovers, real-life issues facing the industry, cool first looks, the week's hot new comics, and everything in between. We tend to lead off this column quite often with stories of developing events and publishing ventures from the Big Two, because here at SYFY WIRE we tend to spend a lot of time with the superheroes of Marvel and DC Comics, for obvious reasons. If there's one thing I've tried to emphasize over and over, though, particularly in the revi...

The folks at Vault Comics have announced a new series that will arrive in 2021 with  Witchblood. The work comes from writer Matthew Erman (Dark Crystal, Power Rangers), artist Lisa Sterle (Submerged, Modern Witch Tarot), and colorist Gab Contreras (Dead Beats, All We Ever Wanted). It’s being planned for a March 2021 debut where a vintage cover in 80s Dazzler style will be used for it by Nathan Gooden and Tim Daniel. “I am so proud and honored to get to announce WITCHBLOOD with my incredible, unbelievable creative partner, Lisa Sterle,” said Erman. “It’s been nearly four years sinc...

, SYFY WIRE's weekly comics column that gets at the pulse of what's going on in comics right now. We've got what you need to know about huge crossovers, real-life issues facing the industry, cool first looks, the week's hot new comics, and everything in between. This long, strange year has meant that comics publishers and creators have been forced to adapt in a number of ways, from virtual convention appearances to increases in comics crowdfunding to working with nonprofits to help retailers and beyond. While the circumstances are unfortunate, some of that adaptation has meant that in many ca...