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Warning! Spoilers ahead for My Bad Vol. 2 #1!The humorous and satirical superhero world of My Bad has returned for another round from Ahoy Comics. From pizza boy assassins to the pitfalls of dating as a superhero, My Bad Vol. 2 #1 keeps the laughter coming with outlandish situations and over-the-top characters.

Ahoy first introduced readers to the Important New Superhero Universe with the release the first volume of My Bad in 2021. The comic is a spoof on the superhero genre and features short, comical tales of its inhabitants. Some of the main characters featured are the villainous Emperor King, the affable traffic-hero, Rush Hour, and intense Batman parody, the Chandelier, a hero who takes Bruce Wayne's out-of-touch criticisms to an exaggerated extreme. My Bad does feature a number of superhero ongoings, but it finds a lot of humor in the daily minutae of masked heroes' lives most comic book stories would never bother to show.

First, about that “others” in the post title: Marguerite Sauvage drew one of the six issues collected here, Ande Parks inked the pages set on Meta, Kelly Fitzpatrick colored all of it, and several other artists contributed to the back-up stories. Including all of them would make it look like a law firm.

But Cecil Castellucci wrote all of it and Marley Zarcone drew all but the first issue in Shade the Changing Girl, Vol. 2: Little Runaway , so it’s reasonably fair to attribute it to the two of them. And it is, as you might guess, the immediate sequel to Vol. 1: Earth Girl Made Easy , by the same team, and concludes the initial arc of this comic.

I thought this Shade was going to be focused on the alien-in-high-school thing, but I was wrong: the first issue here blows that up to send Loma Shade off on her own journey across America,...

Amazon has filed suit against two influencers -- as well as roughly a dozen affiliated ecommerce sellers -- for promoting and facilitating the sale of counterfeit designer goods.

CNBC reports that Amazon alleges the influencers worked with sellers to skirt its anti-counterfeit tools in order to to vend fake designers purses, belts, and wallets by promoting them on now-deleted Instagram and TikTok accounts. The influencer defendants are New York-based Kelly Fitzpatrick (who went by @StyleeAndGrace, among other monikers, on social media) and Wisconsin resident Sabrina Kelly-Krejci (who went by @BudgetStyleFiles).

The suit alleges that, beginning last November, Fitzpatrick and Kelly-Krejci shared promotional posts for designer dupes alongside links that sent users to Amazon listings that actually showcased different, non-infringing items (see below). This enabled the listings to go undetected by Amazon's fraud surveillance tools, while facilitating the clandestine sale of the designer goods.

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Elvira has battled the devil and now she has to face off against a coven of witches? Can't the Mistress of the Dark catch a break?! Elvira: Mistress of the Dark #9 kicks off today's Comics Corner. Also: Blade Runner 2019 #3, Archie vs. Predator II #2, Lucifer #12, and Firefly #9.

Elvira: Mistress of the Dark #9: "(W) David Avallone (A) Dave Acosta (CA) Kevin Eastman

Elvira's traveled through time and been to Hell and back...but does she get to take a breath and recover from her travels? Not in this comic book, friends. Back from Hell, Elvira falls in with a coven of modern-day witches and takes a hot rod broom out for a spin in the sky! Sit down for a spell, and for more thrills, chills and bad puns, as David Avallone (Bettie Page) and Dave Acosta (Twelve Devils Dancing) bring you the Horror Hostess with the Mostest in the next...

Chris Cummins Sep 13, 2019

Here's your exclusive first look at the second issue of Archie's craziest crossover yet.

In what is suitably being referred to as "Crisis on Infinite Riverdales," Archie Comics currently has major multiverse issues flowing through many of their books. From Jughead's Time Police to Jughead the Hunger Meets Vampironica and beyond, the Archieverse is colliding in weird and unexpected ways right now as the publisher barrels towards its 80th year.

We expect to hear much more on what this all means for the future of Archie during the company's New York Comic Con panel next month, but until then we are left wonder what will truly go down when the various types of Archie stories being told right now in comics and on television will collide head on.

read more: Archie Comics' Multiverse Gets a Stunning Reveal

Further clues will come on September 18th, when the second issue of the Archie vs.

Marvel isn't the only one exploring what would happen if one iconic character was pit against another iconic character. The Archie vs. Predator series from Archie Comics and Dark Horse Comics has returned with a brand new issue for its second run. With Riverdale in shambles, Veronica, Betty, and Predator-Archie—yes, you heard that correctly—must fight Predators on Mars if they want to return to any kind of normalcy. Archie vs. Predator II #1 is now out on shelves, and we have a look at the cover art and plot synopsis.

Archie vs. Predator II #1: "Riverdale has been destroyed.

All their friends are dead.

But it’s not over for Betty, Veronica, and Predator-Archie (?!)

That’s right.

This is the sequel to Archie Vs. Predator and it’s called Archie Vs. Predator 2.

Normally, Betty and Veronica would just go down Memory Lane and they’d get back home again where everything’s okay,...