Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Marvel Comics is gearing up to introduce one of the darkest Alien comics ever published. Dubbed Alien: King Killer, this new ...

Marvel's Alien vs. X-Men crossover is here, and the preview shows Wolverine battling facehuggers and xenomorphs. In collaboration with 20th Century Studios, Marvel Comics is releasing the crossover ...

This is a developing story. The X-Men have faced off against a myriad of beings that are nothing too out of the ordinary for people of their kind. However, the mutants are about to face a vicious ...

Previously Marvel had told us "The four-part epic is set in a new timeline many years in the future and features older, grittier versions of Marvel characters. It also will be the first-time readers ...

Alien vs. X-Men #1 combines the Xenomorphs’ deadliest trait with Wolverine’s claws in a brutal new Marvel crossover.

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This September, Marvel Comics and 20th Century Studios join forces for a special crossover saga decades in the making: Alien vs. X-Men. Following the blockbuster success of Alien vs. Avengers, ...

In the pages of Marvel’s current ALIEN comic series, writer Declan Shalvey and artist Andrea Broccardo are unearthing terrifying new truths about the legendary Xenomorph species. Set on an icy moon in ...

ComicBook has the exclusive first look at Alien: Paradiso by Steve Foxe, Edgar Salazar, and Peter Nguyen. The blood flows quickly as a man runs alongside a pool that’s filling up with the blood of a ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Rob Salkowitz is an Eisner-nominated comics journalist and author. Promotional image for The Amazing Spider-Man, one of the Marvel ...

There are few firm rules in comics reading, but Never trust an inter-brand tie-in comic could be one of them. The business interests are too involved to expect big creative swings, the licenses too ...