75th Anniversary Archives

Coordinated in conjunction with the "WinC" Collective NYC International's Women in Comics NYC convention on Saturday, The Will Eisner 75th Anniversary Exhibit (in residence at the Poe Park Visiting Center Gallery in Bronx, NYC) hosted an off-site art workshop, Drawing Sequential Art, where Felix demonstrated some of Eisner's sequential storytelling techniques with a hands-on presentation. The[...]

Captain America: Sam Wilson #7 out this month is an 80 page 75th anniversary comic book for Captain America… with the finale to Avengers Standoff by Nick Spencer and Daniel Acuna… featuring a rejuvenated Steve Rogers again Transformed by the sentient cosmic cube Kobik? Since World War II, someone has always been there to don the red, white[...]

Talking of which, here's his previously mentioned Classic cover for Power Man & Iron Fist #1. And here;s Pat Broderick's for Uncanny Inhumans #5. There is also a line of Civil War cover variants Doctor Strange #7 will have a Civil War variant by Chris Stevens Spider-Man #3 will have a Civil War variant by Mike Perkins There's more Women Of Power announcements too. Guardians[...]

Assault On Pleasant Hill is the next big Marvel crossover, based around the 75th anniversary of Captain America All three of him. We had a solicitation in February for Avengers Standoff: Welcome To Pleasant Hill by Nick Spencer and Mark Bagley. The prelude to the Spring's blockbuster AVENGERS event! Hello there and welcome, new resident[...]

From the BBDO Diversity Council of New York City to Charles Atlas  to IDW to Comixology to the Stan Lee Foundation, all sorts of entertaining deals must have been done to have these many specially created ads in the free Marvel 75th Anniversary Magazine from so many Marvel licensees celebrating 75 years of publishing Marvel[...]

Remember this letter? Well courtesy of Mick and Matt Glebe, this was their contribution to the Marvel 75th Anniversary Sketch Cards. Nothing Fourish amongst them. There were plenty of standard Fantastic Four cards in the base set, but none in the eBayable sketch card offerings – small original pieces of art, often by wannabe comic book creators, commissioned[...]

  Beginning in October, the new and the old, 75 years after the publication of Marvel Comics #1 in 1939, the comic that would give the publisher its

  In November Marvel Comics will be releasing it's Marvel 75th Anniversary Omnibus – a 1200 page book featuring stories chosen by the fans. Marvel is asking for their fans to choose what they think are the best stories from their 75 year publishing history Everything is open from 1939's Marvel Comics #1 to the books hitting[...]

Seems the Caped Crusader isn't the only one turning 75. Marvel Comics #1 came out in 1939 and Marvel has some things planned for the year starting with