This morning DC Comics officially announced all the new release dates of books that fans have been waiting for that were put on hold due to the COVID-19 outbreak which prompted DC to halt all current titles and postpone them for a later date. DC will be continuing to distribute books to shops using Diamond as well as using two new distributors they have partnered with since Diamond stopped all shipments of new books back in April. Below is the list of all issues and graphic novels that will be released next month in June and we are finally set to get into some of the amazing stories we have

Yesterday, April 18th, marked the 82nd anniversary of Superman’s first appearance in the iconic Action Comics #1. Yes, the cover of Action says June but it was published April 18th, 1938. To celebrate his birthday I’ve put together a recommended reading list of some of my favorite Man of Steel stories. He’s had 82 years of adventure so I have not read everything. If I missed one of your favorites let us know on our Facebook page. Throughout his 82 years he’s always been the embodiment of hope and encouragement! Join me in wishing Kal-El a very Happy Birthday! Now onto

Together, we will get through this By Wes Greer It is a crazy time in the world right now. The outbreak of the COVID-19 virus has impacted just about every single person in the world as well as many industries and businesses. The comic book industry has been one of the hardest hit during this time and we have all seen the news titles come across our screens where we feel the gloom and doom. However what we aren’t seeing is what is really going on right now and that is why I wanted to take the time to publish this article because I feel it is important that a story like this comes out

DC Comics reveals returnability plan for retailers amidst COVID-19 pandemic In just the last couple of weeks,, the comic book industry has taken a massive hit because of mandatory stay at home orders and fears of spreading the COVID-19 virus which has caused many local comic shops to either close or lose a massive amount of customers coming in. This week the industry hit a new low with Diamond Comic Distributors announcing they would not be sending out any new issues starting this week. Many publishers have been working on new ways to get comics out and other methods to continue sales and