After sifting through a massive stack of comics this week, Ron picks Invincible #49 to bestow the mantle of Pick of the Week.

Después de mucho tiempo sin tocar la guitarra, finalmente me he decidido a dedicarle un poco de tiempo de mi vida ya que una de las cosas que mas se me dice es que mis composiciones ganarían mucho con instrumentos reales. Bueno, no voy a aprender a tocar ni violines, ni flauta ni...

Mike Wieringo left a lasting mark on comics with runs on The Flash, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, and his creator owned Tellos. Tom Brevoort of Marvel, writer Todd Dezago and columnist Augie DeBlieck Jr. join iFanboy to take a look at a career that ended too soon.

Whoa. If you liked the first Fantastic Four, you've got to check out this trailer for the upcoming sequel in this amazing epic. The Silver Surfer is making waves to Planet Earth, and the Fantastic Four must rise to the challenge! This is Marvel Comics at its finest!

The most powerful name in Marvel Comics is not Galactus. It's not Magneto. It's not even Dr. Doom. It's Brian Michael Bendis.

The Damned is Demon Crime Noir, Exit Wounds is a story of relationships and family in Israel, and Emperor Doom is an Avengers graphic novel. See? Nothing in common, except they're awesome.

An in depth look at the latest installment of the famous Mortal Kombat franchise. This one is a cross-over with DC Comics most recognizable foes. Wanna know what Superman's fatality is in a Mortal Kombat game? Watch

If there's one thing that comic book fans know how to do it's argue about continuity. But just what is continuity? This week, iFanboy debates the pertinent questions: Is the obsession over continuity slowly strangling comic books to death? Or is continuity what makes comics fun in the first...

iFanboy hits Jim Hanley's Universe in New York, NY for a signing with Peter David and the creative team behind Marvel Comics's X-Factor! What can one man with a microphone do against five interview subjects? Pull up a chair to watch Ron struggle mightily to keep control of the proceedings.

There is no bigger gathering of the comic book industry than the annual San Diego Comic-Con International. Of course iFanboy is there, talking to the best names in comics, like Joe Quesada, Grant Morrison, Cameron Stewart, and more.