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Even superheroes, with all their powers & skills, have found cancer to be their most difficult enemy. We, on the other hand, have those heroes to inspire us. Here's a look at 10 superheroes who fought cancer.

New trailer for Batman v Superman gives us a closer look at the event that DC fans have patiently been waiting through Marvel movie after Marvel movie for.

Buy Ragnarok. Just go buy it… and lose yourself in a newly-invented Norse mythology.

Heroclix is a whole lot of fun. But what really excites me about it is the possible educational benefits that it offers which are broad and generic enough to fit into pretty much any kind of school curriculum.

The Mercenary Sea is fantastic, original work and demands your admiration and attention. Put it on your pre-order list. Now.

I’m completely overwhelmed by how wonderful Star Trek: The City on the Edge of Forever is. I’m looking forward to following this series and if you’re a Star Trek fan you need to, as well.

Red City is a simple crime noir piece set in the future. It’s direct, easy to understand and completely believable. I had a lot of fun with this comic.

Moon Knight is an amazing book. It doesn’t try to lift itself to lofty heights and doesn’t try to impress its readers with some pretentious grand quest. In this day and age of grand publishing events, a series of encapsulated adventures are just what’s needed for us to remember what good comic story telling is.

Image Comics is really making an impact with its cadre of creator-owned titles. It’s a great publishing decision: shared credit for innovative talent and a diverse publishing list. Sure, it’s not a huge money-maker, but over time, the risk-taking will pay off in allowing new talent to rise to the forefront and the money will come.

Come closer… I got a shameful secret to share. Shhh… it’s between you and me.

There are some awesome selections for you to consider this week. Astro City and Star Wars released on the same day makes for excellent comic reading! I love both of these titles, so, while I hate to drop hints so early, it’s hard not to acknowledge how great these two books are

In the comic-collecting days of my youth, the advent of a new title was always exciting. There was a sense of anticipation associated with a new release, not just from a collection-building point of view, but also from a sense of discovery.

It’s a short list this week but it’s got some titles that have a lot of interest and a lot of promise, I’m really pleased to say.

What’s on deck for this week’s pick has a few sparklers that you definitely need to pick up. So without further ado, let’s get right to it!

Fear. Sadness. Anger. Envy. Jealousy. Guilt. Loneliness. The so-called negative emotions. Here are 9 archetypes from pop culture that will not only help you cope with your negative emotions, they will help you channel those emotions into good, productive activity.