The One

Just because superhero Saitama’s bald head is cold in winter doesn’t mean yours has to be too. But seriously though—who is Saitama? He’s the hero of Manga series One Punch Man. If you’re unfamiliar with One Punch Man, our hero Saitama trains to become the strongest man alive. In the process though he’s become so strong, he can defeat any enemy with one punch. Because of this and his loss of hair, he now seems a bit depressed. Yes, he’s a bald man that can take out any enemy with one punch. It’s complicated. And with Saitama now being a hero to anime enthusiasts around the globe, anime merchandiser Ensky Hobby has a way to help the One-Punch Man’s legions of fans feel a little closer to him, with the Saitama knit cap. Pull this beanie down low and you’ll become the spitting image of the character, at least during his calmer moments when his facial muscles are relaxed. However, the ma

MATURE READERS Con$ume, Con$ume, Con$ume… OR: (How many killer sexbots does it take to f*ck the world?)

MATURE READERS In the second issue of the most dangerous comic on the planet: outtrumps, oligarchies, and orgies, oh my!

Special double-sized first issue! The One% own more than half the world’s wealth. They’ve crashed economies, bought governments, and have amassed more power than any other group in history. And they still don’t have enough. With this kind of power how can anyone make them pay? WHO will make them pay? Enter Renato Jones, a mysterious vigilante, out to even the score. And when he enters the fray THE SUPER-RICH ARE SUPER F***ED. From acclaimed creator KAARE KYLE ANDREWS (Iron Fist: The Living Weapon, Spider-Man: Reign) comes a supercharged capitalist action thriller for a post-Great Recession world.

Marvel Comics’ Infinity Warps mashups have already drawn a great deal of attention for their unique character fusions, but not all the splices were ready for the big time. Writer Donny Cates today revealed one Infinity Warp that won’t be making it into the upcoming miniseries. Cates revealed the canned mashup today during CBR’s coverage of Marvel’s Next Big Thing panel at Comic-Con International: San Diego. That mashup’s name is Deadbolt, an amalgamation of Deadpool and Black Bolt. The problem with that Infinity Warp is likely apparent to anyone who knows about these two characters. Black Bolt is the King of the Inhumans whose Terrigenesis transformation rendered his voice a deadly weapon — even a slight utterance is powerful enough to kill. RELATED: A Thanos-Style Finger Snap May Lead to Marvel’s Infinity Warps Mash-Ups Meanwhile, Deadpool is the Merc with a Mouth, a loud- and foul-mouthed mercenary made more