Ultimate Spider-Man was an unexpected hit for Marvel in the year 2000, leading to an entire Ultimate line of comics. But as anyone can tell you, it’s not a party with the X-Men! Your Major Spoilers Retro Review of Ultimate X-Men #1 awaits!
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Mark Millar and Juanan Ramirez are teaming for Night Club, a new vampire series that kicks off in December at Image Comics.
Mark Millar’s new vampire series Night Club will be selling for only $1.99 an issue! Can he sell twice as many copies so they can make money?
Magic Order from writer Mark Millar, is kicking off a new story arc in July 2022 at Image Comics.
King of Spies #1, a spectacular four issue miniseries is coming from Image Comics in December.
There is a war among the wizards in The Magic Ordeal sequel coming from Image Comics.
It’s Episode 492 of the Wayne’s Comics Podcast, and this week Wayne talks with Dani Hedlund from the Brink Literacy Project and Caleb Palmquist from Modern Mythology!
The Netflix show may have been cancelled, but the comic still keeps the faith! Your Major Spoilers review of Jupiter’s Legacy: Requiem #1 from Image Comics awaits!
Image Comics has announced Jupiter’s Legacy: Requiem, that will pick up story threads from the upcoming Netflix series.
Netflix and Mark Millar announce their latest project created in-house, SPACE BANDITS #1 —a female-led sci-fi story, described by Millar as a female Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid set in space with a massive and exciting cast of characters.
Didja hear the one about the intergalactic bounty hunter who drives an ice cream truck? Your Major Spoilers review of Sharkey The Bounter Hunter #1 awaits!
It’s the last stand of the Magic Order. Families will be sundered, wills tested, and not everyone is making it out this time. Your Major Spoilers review of The Magic Order #6 awaits!
Kevin Smith is teaming with artist Pernille Ørum for the next story arc of Mark Millar and John Romita Jr.’s Hit-Girl series.
Meet Elliot Crane – childhood genius prodigy, with a taste of danger. Formative incidents in his youth are explored, before we meet him as an adult, cool, calm and definitely brilliant in this opening issue of Prodigy.