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One out of three ain't bad. So yes, as announced at Marvel's Next Big Thing panel at New York Comic Con, Al Ewing and Juann Cabal are the creative team behind a new Guardians of the Galaxy series in 2020, replacing the series that Dinny Cates began with Geoff Shaw. Which Guardians will be in the series is[...]

Smith, Red Border by crime novelist Jason Starr and Will Conrad, and the opening pages of Fight Girls by Frank Cho, HotELL by John Lees and Delabor Talajic, Year Zero by Benjamin Percy and Ramon Rosanas, Old Haunts by Ollie Masters, Al Ewing and Lawrence Campbell, and Devil's Highway by Benjamin Percy and Brent Schoonover[...]

Al Ewing and Mark Waid worked together on the recent Avengers weekly series They are probably best buds So when both create complementary but contradictory explanations for the end of the Marvel Universe, you know that they have a plan All part of this connective tissue that we will read about in Incoming #1. In Immortal[...]

And, courtesy of writer Al Ewing, he is 'connective tissue' made flesh In both Marvel Comics #1000, today's Marvel Comics #1001 and Incoming #1 to be published in a couple of months and change. Let's go back. Oscar Schisgall's 1930's novel, The Black Caballero, crossed The Shadow with Lone Ranger to create the Masked Rider and his Native[...]

The day before New York Comic Con, Marvel Comics will publish the Absolute Carnage: Immortal Hulk one-shot by Al Ewing and Filipe Andrade And people may be going to get a little silly. When solicited, it looked like this comic book would deal with the kidnapped corpse of General Ross, who was once the Red Hulk[...]

With Al Ewing bringing back The Masked Rider/Raider as seen in Marvel Comics #1, and his stories in Marvel Comics #1000 and the upcoming Marvel Comics #1001. Here are all the other teases we have run… INCOMING #1 Written by AL EWING DAN SLOTT, CHIP ZDARSKY, KELLY THOMPSON, GREG PAK, EVE L EWING, MATT ROSENBERG, ED BRISSON,[...]

The sequel to Marvel Comics #1000, it continues the same overarching idea of an ongoing story by Al Ewing threaded through a litany one one page stories by the good and the great from Marvel Comics' history. Currently that includes writers Al Ewing, Audrey Loeb, Jimmy Palmiotti, Declan Shalvey, Vita Ayala, Howard Chaykin, Kaare Andrews, Frank[...]

But the likes of Al Ewing, Jock, Garth Ennis, Jimmy Broxton, Pat Mills and many more made their home, past and present, in 2000AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine And you can find a few of them in Rebellion's November 2019 and beyond solicitations for the US market… as well as a new collection of[...]

You ever get the feeling that somebody is watching you? If you've ever said anything about Marvel Comics, it might not just be paranoia… maybe they really are out to get you! Earlier today, the New York Times confirmed Bleeding Cool's scoop that the teasers Marvel has been dropping all week for Al Ewing and Friends[...]

London – British comic book writer Al Ewing transformed into legendary British science fiction monster Gorgo and promptly began destroying the city Friday following news that Ewing would write 12 stories in Marvel's upcoming Marvel Comics #1000 anthology Authorities assured worried Londoners that everything was under control even as BBC News footage showed Ewing swatting[...]

Because as anyone could tell from a cursory glance of the teasers, there was a very obvious pattern, something clearly not as well-represented as it should be. Of course, we're talking about stories written by Al Ewing. For a long time, Marvel has had a severe lack of Al Ewing comics, only publishing 2 or 3 per[...]

Writer Al Ewing is creating a modern horror classic that is echoing the great Swamp Thing run of Alan Moore, and bringing so much of the Hulk's often times forgotten or ignored character history to do it Throw in pencils from a Joe Bennett that is elevating his game to new heights and covers by[...]

The Immortal Hulk battles against Sasquatch in a smashdown across the hospital that held Walter Langkowski. Is it a good read?

Wednesday draws near, and that means that it's time for another Comics for Your Pull Box. What is worth your time? We'll tell you here.

The Immortal Hulk has been spotted in South Dakota. Jacqueline McGee partners with the Sasquatch to find Bruce Banner. Is it a good read?

He sees what transpired as an insurmountable tragedy, shaking his faith to its core. The bartender's story provides more dry humor and something of a frame within the frame, and the actual frame of McGee's investigative journalism provides foreshadowing for future stories and a guest star appearance at the end of the comic. Once again, Al Ewing[...]

Another week passes, and that means it's time to count down the top and bottom five comics of July 4th, 2018. What will make the list? Read here to find out

That is, of course, when things don't go green. Immortal Hulk #2 shows a remarkable storytelling acumen from the talented Al Ewing He's impressed me before with Mighty Avengers and Ultimates, but Immortal Hulk may be his finest work yet The plot is tight, the theme is consistent, and Bennet, Ruy Jose, and Mounts keep things[...]

It's a bit late, but the Top and Bottom 5 Comics of the past week is here (that's June 6th). If you want to know the comics score for last week, read here.

Al Ewing has delivered something incredible indeed with this first issue, and it will hopefully maintain its quality This one comes highly recommended Give it a read. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] A terrible crime is committed at a gas station in the American Southwest The perpetrator goes to those who coaxed him into action while the[...]

The Cosmic Rider gives us a series of tales about the Mad Titan himself, Thanos, across the saga of his long life. Is it a good read?

The Avengers are still caught in the game between the Grandmaster and the Challenger, with Voyager's role in it all still a mystery. Plus, the Hulk is back and madder than ever. Is it a good read?

Before arriving at the current Black Panther series, we are going to take a look back at a couple of teams he enjoyed before the newest series under Ta-Nehisi Coates. From my personal experience, I had actually become more interested in T'Challa after reading about him in Al Ewing's Ultimates and Ultimates Squared Jonathan Hickman's New[...]

The question becomes who to send in to the Astral Plane to fight these gods. Inhumans: Judgment Day #1 cover by Daniel Acuna Al Ewing, Kevin Libranda, Mike del Mundo, Marc Deering, and Jose Villarrubia continue Ewing and Libranda's Royals directly with the opening to this miniseries We pick up on the main characters of Royals shortly[...]

Ultimates by Al Ewing, Kenneth Rocafort, and, later, Travel Foreman was easily one of the best comics to come out of All-New, All-Different Marvel Right out of the gate, this book presented a great team of heroes out to solve the biggest and most existential problems in the universe[...]

What does Maximus the Mad learn from Maximus the Mage? Royals #12 cover by Javier Rodriguez and Alvaro Lopez While this comic is an interesting read with some dramatic reveals about the intentions of the Progenitors, it is quite an underwhelming finale to a comic book series. Yes, Al Ewing is writing a follow-up mini with Inhumans: Judgement[...]

Based on the 1984 Bruce Springsteen hit off the album Born in the U.S.A., Avengers: No Surrender is written by Mark Waid, Jim Zub, and Al Ewing, and issues #683-686 are mostly drawn by by Paco "Funky Cold" Madina, with some help by Joe Bennett on #684. In a press release, Marvel revealed Mark Brooks's covers[...]

Similarly, in the Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie's Young Avengers run, he stated how Asgardians didn't have concepts like straight and gay, and so such things don't factor into his own sexuality. In Al Ewing and Lee Garbett's Loki: Agent of Asgard, Loki changed shape and gender a few times. Sadly, readers have a little while to wait[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] U.S.Avengers #12 from Marvel Comics by Al Ewing, Paco Diaz, Jesus Aburtov, and Joe Caramagna is a great example of when Marvel Comics can do really well, with a fun superhero adventure story that also has a layered commentary on the world outside our window This particular issue takes a very specific focus on[...]

The Inhuman Royals have narrowly escaped the Progenitors, but they still need the Prima Materia. This means facing the Progenitors again. Is it a good read?