If the Inhumans are your jam, go for Royals #5. You’ll likely really enjoy it. If you have no interest in the Inhumans, I wouldn't run out to go grab this.
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Today, we looked into the multiverse of Marvel’s Spider-Man [and friends] from a venomized Spider-Gwen to Miles Morales and classic Peter Parker.
Many people attending San Diego Comic Con want to work in comics. Who wouldn’t? It’s comics! So naturally this is how to break in the Marvel Way.
Mark Royer is known for his work at Disney on Winnie-the-Pooh, but his biggest claim to fame is as Jack Kirby's best inker.
All information courtesy of Bleeding Cool’s Kaitlyn Booth: An Inhumans panel was held for this year's Comic Con. It was off to a good start when Jeph Loeb
All information in this article courtesy of Bleeding Cool’s Kaitlyn Booth: Breaking news coming out of the Legion panel at San Diego Comic Con. At
The Marvel Next Big Thing panel promises some announcements, and some audience questions, and a lot of Marvel Legacy and Generations talk.
Marvel announced a new six-part series by Ed Piskor called "X-Men: Grand Design" which will examine each decade of X-Men history starting in December.
Spider-Man 2099 #25 provides a nice wrap-up for the events of the comic, attempting to tie up all those loose time-travel threads.
Marvel artist Chris Bachalo, famed for his work on such books as Doctor Strange and Uncanny X-Men, teases a new Marvel project.
Astonishing X-Men #1 is a fun, engaging read and has potential to be the best X-Men comic on the stands right now. Give it a read.
Contrary to what you may have read elsewhere today, Ike Perlmutter didn't step down as CEO of Marvel. His title changed from CEO to Chairman sometime
Laura Perlmutter and her husband, Marvel Chairman Ike Perlmutter, are back in the news for their donations. But this time, instead of giving money to help
There are some mysterious black curtains around quite a bit of the Marvel exhibit at D23 this year, so naturally the speculation abounds.
Even when it’s not giving you much new information, like in this issue, Black Panther And The Crew is still exciting and enthralling.
Jean Grey #4 succeeded in focusing on Jean’s personality and journey, despite the constant guest stars. Overall, a fun read.
The price is inexcusable and the story doesn’t bring much to the table, but I will recommend Uncanny Avengers #25 due to its stunning art and great humor.
Titans #13 is a rocking, action-packed issue to compensate for the previous issue’s slow-moving and character-focused pacing.
In times like these, when every other Marvel book is tying into an underwhelming and overall depressing crossover story, Venom is a breath of fresh air.
it’s OK that we won’t get another Gwen Stacy moment. Marvel and DC publish more comics now. We have more variety in our superhero fare, and that’s great.
If you like Secret Empire, you’ll enjoy this. If you like X-Men: Blue, it at least makes its own protagonists look heroic. Otherwise, give this one a pass.
The Thunderbolts is one of the best comics to come out in recent years. These are the reasons why they absolutely need to bring it back.
Could an equally emotional, shocking, watershed moment as Gwen Stacy's death ever be executed again in modern comic books?
Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Black Panther comic truly has become one of the kings of the Marvel list in terms of quality, and #15 only cements that fact.
Champions #10 is a vibrant, pulse-pounding issue, and is easily one of the better comics with the Secret Empire label on it.
Check out Ed Brisson and Mike Perkins’ Iron Fist comic right now. The fighting is incredible, the art is damn near perfect, and the story is interesting.
In Daredevil #23, Matt Murdock continues his efforts to set a precedence for the validity of anonymous superhero testimonies in court.
Marvel CCO Joe Quesada has written a note in memorium for Joan Lee, voiceover actor and wife to Stan Lee, who passed away this week at 93. He mentioned
Wolverine's adventure in All-New Wolverine #22 is charmingly ridiculous. Laura needs to go to space, and the Guardians happen to be in the neighborhood!
Spider-Man #18 is another stepping stone on the journey of Miles Morales, and it helps remind you why this character became so popular so quickly.