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Until then, enjoy this cover from Excalibur co-creator Alan Davis: X-MEN GOLD ANNUAL #1 Written by MARC GUGGENHEIM & LEAH WILLIAMS Art by ALITHA E MARTINEZ Cover by ALAN DAVIS Rejoice, true believers! Marvel's 37th most popular mutant team is making a comeback in January as Excalibur returns for X-Men Gold Annual #1 Marvel announced the book, from writers[...]

Empire Subscribers cover by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer Subscribers to film and entertainment magazine Empire will be getting an exclusive variant cover of their very own themed on the upcoming release of Spider-Man: Homecoming, which is created by comics legends Alan Davis and Mark Farmer. What the cover to regular buyers of Empire will be has[...]

We've been mentioning the existence of a new Guardians Of The Galaxy comic, Mother Entropy by Jim Starlin and Alan Davis for a wee while now. But today at ComcisPRO, Marvel made it official. Guardians Of The Galaxy: Mother Entropy is a five-issue limited series that re-teams writer Jim Starlin and artist Alan Davis, with a new villainous[...]

The additional extra issue of Civil War II #8 was solicited from Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez. But just as #7 had unannounced art from Andrea Sorrentino for an Old Man Logan sequence, so issue 8 is having additional art from… well everyone. David Marquez will be drawing 32 pages of the issue in question. But the remaining[...]

Well, Alan Davis is arriving, drawing issues 7-12 – at least. BRUCE BANNER'S fate during the 8-month gap post-SECRET WARS is revealed! Was he really cured by AMADEUS CHO? Did he survive? Has Amadeus made a disastrous miscalculation? Doctor Strange: Secret Origin is the out of print, only Marvel Season One graphic novel not to be liquidated,[...]

Announced at the Baltimore Diamond Retailer Summit, The Infinity Entity, a mini-series from Jim Starlin and Alan Davis, to prepare for the upcoming Thanos: The Infinity Finale coming from Marvel, both for next year. Is your bookshelf ready? Here's a shot of the trinity… More from the Baltimore Summit here… Announced at the Baltimore Diamond Retailer Summit,[...]

But the liquidated price, even with a reasonable retailer mark-up will be an absolute bargain for a remastered version of one of the best superhero comic books of al time, by masters of the form in Alan Moore, Garry Leach, Alan Davis and Rick Veitch. And once Marvel have emptied their warehouses, that will be it[...]

Two more covers, exclusive to Emerald City of Florida… and by artist extraordinaire, Alan Davis Adding to the big list… Two more covers, exclusive to Emerald City of Florida… and by artist extraordinaire, Alan Davis Adding to the big list… Two more covers, exclusive to Emerald City of Florida… and by artist extraordinaire, Alan Davis[...]

No need for a sales-deprived second issue! All out in April! And all written by Al Ewing and drawn by Alan Davis The British are coming! Back! Peer into the future of the Marvel Universe as seen in the pages of Avengers Ruled by the maniacal Ultron, no heroes remain alive To save our future, Avengers[...]

Including Alan Davis, Bill Sienkiewicz, Joe Quinones, Kevin Maguire, Maris C Wicks, Mike Deodato and Sara Pichelli. The Miracleman Annual #1 is being retitled All-New Miracleman Annual #1, to reflect that this is not a reprint issue Even though the Grant Morrison story was written in the eighties Might that be the name of an ongoing series written[...]

From the Liveblog by Joe Glass: SHIELD issue 1 coming in December by Mark Waid and Carlos Pacheco, Alan Davis, Chris Sprouse and more, introducing characters from the TV show into the 616. They will be done in one stories, and everyone in the MU is a potential agent of SHIELD. Coulson is one of Waid's favorite characters[...]

Mike Deodato writes to Bleeding Cool, I was googling myself when I found this Aquaman image. My first thought was "hey, somebody swiped my cover!" but

What's a publisher to do? Marvel is reprinting Marvelman/Miracleman but some readers are familiar with different prints. Take this scene from Miracleman

It's a chance for all of us to give back something to the people who have given us so much enjoyment. The Hero Initiative is a great cause and helps fans and pros give back to those that have given us so much over the years. Here are some of the covers done: Daniel Acuna Alan Davis David Mack John McCrea Todd[...]

With art by Paul Neary, Alan Davis (his first work on the character) and Steve Dillon, we see a glimpse of what was planned. It's not presented in the order it was originally published, the interlude comes at the end of all the regular Marvelman chapters here rather than in the middle – which gives us[...]

Alan Davis' art there, just uploaded to Amazon for the collection of Miracleman Book 1: A Dream of Flying, out later in 2014. I do like that Amazon listing How it states the comic is written by The Original Writer But at the bottom, for About The Author, it forgets and names him… Alan Davis' art[...]

    Marvel Comics are publishing a remastered version of Miracleman from January, by Alan Moore The Original Writer, Mick Anglo, Garry Leach, Alan Davis, Chuck Austen, Rick Veitch, Rick Totleben, Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham We might have mentioned it once or twice. Eventually. Here's a look at the new work, Garry Leach's art, recoloured[...]

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Johnston People understand Hollywood feuds exist, but find it strange similar behaviour might be exhibited in a

We told you a while ago that Paul Cornell was wrapping up his DC Universe titles to work for Marvel. And now iFanboy seem to have made it official, teamed up with Alan Davis. Interestingly, both are British, both have Captain Britain and Excalibur credentials… could this be a bit of a swerve? Also, we already have[...]

The recent Legends Of The Dark Knight: Alan Davis hardcover from DC Comics was printed with two story pages missing. Oops. DC will reprint and replace copies that are receievd by them in full by the 9th of November, so you might want to get in touch  with wherever you bought your copy in order ro arrange[...]

Certainly I've never been to a con where the dealers' room was stuck into a marquee, in the middle of a park, on a beautiful day with a funfair next door! The opening panel shone a spotlight on Alan Davis, who gave a real masterclass in comic book storytelling, showing a number of his own pages[...]

Bleeding Cool's Tom Huxley has been on the scene at the N.I.C.E.  comic book convention in Kettering and send in a batch of photos from Alan Davis to Alan Moore, as well as cosplay Captain Britain and Psylocke All in a big tent It was that kind of comic convention… lots more to come[...]

CORPORATION DELAWARE 1600 Rosecrans Avenue Manhattan Beach CALIFORNIA 90266 Attorney of Record Eli Bard Type of Mark TRADEMARK Register PRINCIPAL Live/Dead Indicator LIVE Marvel Comics paid the late Mick Anglo a million dollars for his rights to Marvelman, but Todd McFarlane's trademark ownership of Miracleman had been a bit of a sticking point. No longer it seems. Could this be leading to a final, long awaited,[...]

Radlands is the world Emmerson was born into, and he is its mouthpiece." ClanWatch: CBR shows off the ClanDestine on Alan Davis' Daredevil and Wolverine Annual covers.   AvengersStillWatch: Everyone loves the Avengers Still. JolyWatch: Sam Humphries hits the Caribbean. He stressed that even if a writer felt like they were writing in the Caribbean for[...]

We've seen the solicitation of Alan Davis' Fantastic Four Annual featuring his super-fiction team, the Clan Destine We know, thanks to July's solicitations, that this will be followed by a Daredevil Annual also featuring the team. Bleeding Cool has now learned that the third part will be in this year's Wolverine Annual in October. Davis has had a heady[...]

Alan Davis always seems to have the concept of family at the heart of the stories he writes If a character hasn't got a family, he finds one for them From JLA to Captain Britain to Excalibur to X-Men, it's been a common theme. But never more so than in ClanDestine, an actual family of superpowered[...]

For what could have been... courtesy of Richard Starkings. "Might have been is a dream, was is achievement, wishing you lots of was..."

What with Marvel announcing their Avengers Versus X-Men covers willy nilly, I have been taking the mickey out of them a little, playing with what seems to be sub-textual homo eroticism, stern faced warriors grimacing to each other, like something out of Women In Love. But this new cover to Secret Avengers #26 , another Avengers Versus X-Men[...]

That was Christmas. But enough about that. New comics hit the US tomorrow and the UK on Thursday (just like in the old days) and Grace Randolph and Think

Alan Davis has taken over Steve McNiven on the monthly Captain America comic book, still written by Ed Brubaker He will start work on the series from issue six in December, and will keep the "A-List" feel to the book through into 2012, with the spotlight of the DVD and then the Avengers movie being[...]