A great list of the coolest Superheroines who definitely can't walk around pretending to be human.

I09 has an interesting article that you should look to comic books instead of the stock market to make money "some suggest that, when searching for a stable place to invest your money, you need look no further than your comic book collection ~~ vintage comic books ~~ offers a more secure long-term investment than stocks have of late" Time to crack open the crates and sell of some comics.

Quote: "Number 1. The first appearance of Superman from 1938. Valued at a mere... $470,000*. This cover with the hero wielding a car has been copied on a variety of other modern covers, like on the Action Comics #800 anniversary issue... " Definitely a fun read.

A great selection of the hottest action figures that have ever been seen. Pick and chose your favorites.

Robert Downey Jr gives his opinion of Batman in a short Gawker story. Quote "This is so high brow and so f'ing smart, I clearly need a college education to understand this movie."

Here is a darn good gallery of costumes seen at Comic Con 2008. They have something like 4 billion pictures of people dressing up as your favorite comic book heroes from the event so get cracking.

Here be hi-res versions of the limited edition Comic-Con posters from the upcoming Watchmen movie. They are bloody brilliant.

It's why we don't let girls play with our (their not dolls) action figures ^^v

Starting this Thursday, 4 fantastic days of comics, graphic novels, movies, swag, and celebrities galore. Be there July 24-27 San Diego.

According to Rob Zomibie's myspace blog the Werewolf Women of the S.S. shall be splattered across the panels of an upcoming comic book. I09 gives us the low down on this comic book adaptation from one of the fake trailers that aired during Quentin Tarantino's Grindhouse double feature.

CBR answers the urban comic book myths: Did Crime Does Not Pay sell more comics than Superman? Was Sting in Harbinger originally intended to be gay? Did Grant Morrison ghost-wrote an issue of Mark Millar’s The Authority?

In this review Steven M. Bari at WeeklyComicBookReview.com calls Hellboy: The Crooked Man #1 "The Crooked Man # 1 is the scariest Hellboy story I read so far." Also that "Richard Corben’s art is creepy and beautiful."

EW has a great preview and review of the new X-Files comic book. With their exclusive first look at pages from The X-Files #0 it makes for a nice tasty treat as we all wait for the movie to come out this summer.

"Whedon is one of the few writers who is able to weave previously established mythos into a fresh story and have it not feel redundant. I’d be lying if I said this issue was jam-packed with information, but honestly, anything more and it would’ve felt bloated"... Read more of the review at WeeklyComicBookReview.com through the weblink.

So, what happens when Wolverine faces death... for the last time? A brief chat with Yost and Dezago about Wolverine: Killing Made Simple. It's essentially a handbook on how to kill Wolverine, written by Wolverine.

This September, MI-13’s ranks grow as an expatriate British hero returns home to help protect his country from “weird threats” in “Captain Britain and MI-13” #5. CBR News once again spoke with Cornell for a profile on MI-13’s newest agent, Eric Brooks, better known as Blade the Vampire Hunter.