Trevor Van As

Thanks to many epic runs, Thor has had some absolute cracking stories. It’s with this list that I highlight 10 of them featuring stories old and new, with plenty of classics and fan favourites.

As the internet has evolved it has become a more dangerous place for our private lives. No. 1 With A Bullet, the latest from series from Image Comics, explores this idea and takes it to the next level.

Here’s everything you need to know about the characters and locations being introduced in Thor: Ragnarok as informed by the comics. In this guide I’ve also pointed to some of the comic book stories to read involving these characters if you want to know even more about them.

A new era of Captain Marvel begins with Captain Marvel #125, which will see Carol’s convoluted history sorted out. Read on to take a peek at a preview of this jumping-on issue.

Read the first three pages of the Daredevil #595, which sees the Kingpin, aka Wilson Fisk, become the mayor of New York City.

A year and a half ago, DC Comics hinted that characters from the seminal Watchmen had entered into the DC Universe. We’ll finally see the fruition of these hints in Doomsday Clock. Read on to find out more about this upcoming comic, including what it will be about, it’s inspiration and, what you need to read beforehand.

The Avengers/Champions: Worlds Collide Reading Order Checklist is here to save the day! It will let you know what comics you need to read to get a full story, as well as release dates and creator credits too.

Crossovers, especially ones that reference older stories, can be confusing, but with this reading order guide that will be a thing of the past. Not only does it include a reading order for this X-Men crossover, but also background reading, release dates and creative teams.

As events, especially Marvel’s, can sometimes be confusing, I have put together the World War Hulk Reading Order Guide. In it is everything you need to know to start reading this comic book event with ease. This includes the recommended reading order and some notes on where to go from there.

It’s a game of very simple mechanics, but one that’s had a rich but complicated history. In his 2016 graphic novel Box Brown puts all the blocks together and the result is an interesting read.