Hugo Award-winning sci-fi legend Phillip K Dick's seminal short story arrives in comics form with Phillip K Dick's Electric Ant #1, courtesy of David Mack and Pascal Alixe. Plus, the announcement of Marvel's updated all-ages line and teasing previews of Ultimate X, X-Men: Second Coming, and what awaits the Fantastic Four in 2010.

Marvel offers a hint at what awaits your friendly neighborhood webslinger in 2010. Updated 01.04.10.

Celebrate the holidays in style with a special Christmas story penned by Stan "The Man" himself  in the 2009 Marvel Digital Holiday Special, then kick off the new year in style with Avengers Vs. Atlas #1.

A preview of  Image's Free Comic Book Day offering for 2010, Fractured Fables, an anthology featuring work by Bryan Talbot, Doug TenNapel, Ted McKeever, Camilla d'Errico, Christian Ward, Alexander Grecian, Derek McCulloch and Anthony Peruzzo.

The next chapter in Stephen King's Dark Tower saga arrives today with Dark Tower: The Battle of Jericho Hill #1, and we have your 6-page preview.

This makes six of the last 11 Marvel previews on this site have featured the Jolly Green Giant or his evil red doppelganger, but hey, when it gives us a chance to feature Whilce Portacio's art on Hulk #18, who are we to complain? That, plus a few second printing variants and a teaser about the future of Agents of Atlas.

An art-packed set of previews this week, including 6 pages of savage John Romita, Jr., art from Fall of the Hulks: Gamma, a ton of teasers for this winter's Siege crossover, and a heaping helping of 2nd printing variant covers.

Marvel enters the era of the mini-crossover this December with the launch of a new Hulk-centric storyline in Fall of the Hulks: Alpha and next year's big new series "Siege" in Siege: The Cabal, plus Jessica Jones returns to superheroing in New Avengers Annual #3.

NBM launches a stunning new talent whose art is a hilariously grotesque cross between Ralph Steadman, Basil Wolverton and Chester Gould's bad guys in a resolutely lowbrow sendup of blaxpoitation films.

Hank Pym's band of heroes go toe-to-toe with The Unspoken in Mighty Avengers #31, Norman Osborn starts losing his mind (okay, maybe not "starts"...) in Dark Avengers #11, the darkest chapter in Tony's life kicks off "Stark: Disassembled" in Invincible Iron Man #20, and Daken gets his revenge in Dark Wolverine #80.

Rick Geary crafts an early Hollywood murder mystery in Famous Players: The Mysterious Death of William Desmond Taylor, a Treasury of XXth Century Murder, now available in paperback. We have your five-page preview.