Marvel has released a sneak peek of the upcoming Avengers Origins: Scarlet Witch& Quicksilver #1 by Sean McKeever and Mirco Pierfederici.
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Press Release The mid-1980s was a dark time for comic books, with superheroes exploring the obsessive side of heroism and a more sadistic side of villainy. But it was that era that gave us what are now considered the classics of the comics world. One such classic? The Death of Jean DeWolff, written by Peter David. Jean was a detective in the NYPD and an admirer and comrade-in-arms of Spider-Man, and her brutal murder in 1986’s Spectacular Spider-Man #107 sent Spidey down a dark path. His investigation of the crime spiraled out of control, and more people would die before…
With Schism coming to an abrupt end, X-Men: Regenesis #1 fills in the blanks, covers the fallout, and builds a bridge to the upcoming new X-Books. Also within: X-Cavemen!
Or – “Because Last Week’s Review Made Me Remember It Fondly…” For all my love of unofficial crossover madness (like Nick Fury/John Steed), occasionally we see two companies working together in an official capacity to tell a story featuring two beloved icons. Usually, this results in a watered-down tale that doesn’t do justice to EITHER property… And then, there’s Batman/Captain America.
Or – “John Steed Vs. James Bond… Who’d Win? GO!!.” The post-war adventures of Nick Fury and his “Avengers Initiative” continue, but can even Howard Chaykin’s work override the presence of Wolverine’s big brother/daddy/what-have-you?
Marvel sent Major Spoilers the cover images and solicitation information for trade paperbacks and collected editions scheduled to arrive in January 2012.
Marvel sent Major Spoilers the cover images and solicitation information for titles arriving in January 2012.
What is it about The Punisher? The Marvel character has three feature movies (Thor only has one), and now word is out that Frank Castle is getting his own television series.
The Terrorism Myth is explored in a new story arc in Journey into Mystery #633.
Or – “ROUND SEVEN: FIGHT!” Last issue left off with Thor, Captain America and Iron Man preparing for war, each in their own way, arming themselves with guns, the Odinsword and a bucket of liquid uru, respectively. Will all our heroes make it out of this one?
We’re getting back into the flow of things and it looks like our routines are finally settling down, which means more Art Appreciation Moments of the Day. Today we feature Ron Salas who does an awesome job with his take on Bucky in a nice inkwash.
You know, I hear “they” are gonna kill Spider-Man in 2012… no, really, look it up. I’ll wait. Back? The latest teaser in the long line of teasers from Marvel kind of hints to something major in the Spider-Man universe coming next year.
Yet another teaser for the upcoming Fantastic Four #600/FF#12 big release, this time featuring the FF preparing for battle.
Press Release It will be a happy holiday season for fans of John Romita and his classic work on Marvel’s The Amazing Spider-Man with IDW Publishing’s JOHN ROMITA’S THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: ARTIST’S EDITION. This must-have collector’s hardcover is the fourth in IDW’s Artist’s Edition series and will offer one hundred and forty-four pages of original Romita Spider-Man art.