Marvel Comics offers a new line of monthly comic book titles featuring vampires, body horror and cosmic horror – perfectly timed for spooky season!
In the wake of recent Marvel Cinematic Universe casting news, get the comic book goods on the First Family that started it all!
Marvel just confirmed that Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and Joseph Quinn will star in Marvel’s Fantastic Four movie coming July 25, 2025.
From the latest run to classic stories and something stellar in between, we’ve got a look at three Fantastic Four books.
This week’s From the House of Ideas is also a Holiday Gift Guide, highlighting two titles that any Marvel fan would love as a gift.
With Fantastic Four #1, writer Ryan North and artist Iban Coello deliver an easy and accessible jumping on point for readers old and new.
The Book of Doom is a fantastic way to experience what has made Doctor Doom such a pivotal character in all of comics.
Dan Slott’s Reckoning War had everything that makes Marvel’s First Family so beloved; drama and high stakes, camaraderie and tension, space action and big decisions.
Fantastic Four #35 is a perfect celebration of Marvel’s first family on their 60th anniversary, while also serves as the return of legendary artist John Romita Jr. to the fold.
There are beginnings and endings in both Cable #12 and Fantastic Four #34.
In Fantastic Four: Life Story #1 Mark Russell and Sean Izaakse do a solid job of honouring the source material while also managing to add something new to the FFs classic origin story.
This week it’s a look at four solid books that came out from Marvel over the last week, including Fantastic Four and more Heroes Reborn.
