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But it's fairly comprehensive. And there was a variant for Spawn #312 for Local Comic Shop Day 2020 that lists all the participating comic book stores. About SPAWN #312 (Diamond Code SEP209162)— This LCSD 2020 SPAWN #312 cover will be a variant of Todd McFarlane's cover for the issue—only instead of listing out the names of those who've[...]

What with all the signs of The Reckoning War upon us in Fantastic Four – especially today's Fantastic Four #25 (spoilers) – it might make sense to revisit Dan Slott's run on She-Hulk which included many Reckoning War references Well intriguingly, Amazon has listed the upcoming hardcover oversized Omnibus volume at a full 60% off[...]

Well, Dan Slott and Marvel Comics did promise "And a new, major, permanent status quo change for Marvel's First Family" after Empyre, in Fantastic Four #25 And not just about a potential revival of the Reckoning War (we'll get to that). Dan Slott. Today's Fantastic Four #25 sees a major cosmic battle take place on Earth, between[...]

Now, the same week as Al Ewing wraps up the Avengers side of things with Empyre Aftermath: Avengers #1, writer Dan Slott and artist Sean Izaakse team up to deliver another epilogue with Empyre Fallout: Fantastic Four #1. While Ewing's issue focused on the Young Avengers as well as the original icons, delivering a celebratory, passing-of-the-torch issue, Slott writes an ending[...]

But why? Dan Slott may not be writing the Amazing Spider-Man anymore But might he have left a few things behind intending to tie into his planned Reckoning War? Bleeding Cool asked if Dan Slott was bringing back his Reckoning War storyline that he was proposing around twenty years ago, got teased in a number of books,[...]

Will Dan Slott's Reckoning War begin with Fantastic Four #25? Yesterday, Bleeding Cool asked if Dan Slott was bringing back his Reckoning War storyline that he was proposing around twenty years ago, got teased in a number of books, most prominently She-Hulk, but never came to fruition? And how his writing on Fantastic Four, Empyre[...]

Twenty-or-so-years ago, Dan Slott used to drop something into a number of his comic books at Marvel about something he would call The Reckoning War A storyline that would upend the future of the Marvel Universe, centred on She-Hulk but involving The Watcher, the Fantastic Four, Gauntlet, Iron Man, Southpaw and many more. Art from She Hulk[...]

That includes fifty minutes of Garth Ennis and Dan Slott, an hour of Neil Gaiman, Jonathan Ross and Kevin Smith and well over that for Dirk Maggs Also including videos with Mark Millar, Alice Cooper, William Shatner, Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Chris Claremont, Duncan Jones, Leigh Balch, Run DMC, Gerard Way, Ben Aaronovitch, Michael Moorcock,[...]

Dan Slott has conducted a video interview with Forbidden Planet and Titan Comics' Andrew Sumner, going live at forbiddenplanet.com/fp42 on Saturday August 29th But first, here he is talking about how, as an American living in London, Forbidden Planet was the very first comic book store he had ever seen. I am honoured to be here[...]

In the fifth issue of this event co-plotted by Al Ewing and Dan Slott, which comes on the heels of three major reveals in the last installment, how will the Marvel heroes make their last stand? Empyre #5 sets the stage for the end. Empyre #5 continues Marvel's summer event, but is it any good? Credit: Marvel Comics My previous reviews[...]

Credit: Marvel Comics Actually, kind of yeah. Al Ewing writes from a plot by himself and Dan Slott and does so with a sudden focus on character Heroes and villains are given moments to make major decisions that will be, within the Empyre saga, defining moments for them Does it all lack subtlety? Absolutely yes[...]

Credit: Marvel Comics. Al Ewing writes from a plot by himself and Dan Slott, and the wit that made his Loki run such a must-read is worlds away in this comic Instead of buckling down and focusing on character now that the inciting incident has flipped the Marvel universe upside down, this issue falls back on lowest-common-denominator[...]

Talking Empire on the Marvel Next Big Thing panel at San Diego Comic-Con@Home and thanks to Dan Slott and Al Ewing we got to hear more of those big Fantastic Four-changing plans that Marvel has been teasing of late. Specifically Kree and Skrull children picked up by the Fantastic Four, Jo-Venn and N'kalla, "the Kree Chronicle[...]

In the promotion for Empyre, Dan Slott promised big changes to the Fantastic Four, and this may well be where we are getting it. Place Your Bets For Permanent Status Quo Change in Fantastic Four #25 We notice that the Skrull kid survived Wolverine's attack in the recent Fantastic Four – could it have been whatever they[...]

Credit: Marvel Comics. Al Ewing scripts the big event from a plot by himself and Dan Slott The plot itself is engaging, with years of conflict brewing underneath the surface and, even though Marvel has done it a lot before, brilliant and powerful superheroes finding themselves at odds feels like a natural source of interesting chaos[...]

But none of them touch this week's Empyre #0: Fantastic Four by Dan Slott and RB Silva Which has a very different take on events We looked at this a few months ago, but with the comic book in question out this week, here's a little recap. Introducing The Profiteer Empyre: Avengers #0 set up the battleground[...]

From today's Marvel Comics, a house ad for the upcoming Empyre event with the Avengers and Fantastic Four, with some choice quotes from writers Dan Slott and Al Ewing, even as it is also used to sell copies of the Kree/Skrull War comics from decades past. That Dan Slott will use Empyre to make changes to[...]

Empyre #0 is coming in two flavours, Avengers Empyre #0 with a touch of Al Ewing and Pepe Larraz and Fantastic Four Empyre #0, garnished with Dan Slott and just a soupcon of RB Silva.  Dan Slott promises that Empyre will have long-lasting life-changing impact on the Fantastic Four, that cannot be undone… and it[...]

Consider this their Anatomy Lesson… Not only were the cosmic rays that attacked the Fantastic Four a deliberate defense mechanism from this planet but Reed Richards, who has been beating himself up for decades over the shielding of the rocket ship not being strong enough, was guilty without reason. Reed Richards Is Innocent… Apologies all round? FANTASTIC FOUR #17 (W)[...]

We’re used to the likes of Shazam, Doomsday Clock, Captain America, Batman Vs Ra’s Al Ghul, Tony Stark: Iron Man and Fantastic Four being late. But

And more details of what is actually in the Amazing Fantasy Omnibus we noted earlier. She-Hulk by Dan Slott Omnibus  July 28, 2020 824 pages Before he became a superstar on AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, Dan Slott delighted readers with his sensational SHE-HULK run! Jennifer Walters is a gamma-powered green goliath just like her Hulkish cousin, but her home[...]

You wouldn't find it out of place to find a Bleeding Cool article about Dan Slott's tweets But it seems we were beaten by it by none other than the Daily Mail Who decided that his status as a Marvel Comics writer made his opinions about the Joker movie headline worthy for their readers. The paper[...]

We now know for sure that when Iron Man 2020 launches next year, from the creative team of Dan Slott, Christos Gage, and Pete Woods, it will be Arno Stark as the lead character, as has been heavily foreshadowed. Thanks to years of compliance, Marvel slipped media partner Newsarama the solicit and cover before the show[...]

A few Marvel changes between solicitation and publication. Tony Stark: Iron Man #18 was solicited as written by Jim Zub and Dan Slott, Jim has been swapped out for Christos Gage as he was for #17 It was also solicited as pencilled by Valerio Schiti, that has been changed to Paco Medina. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #14 will[...]

A new Iron Age is coming. It is notable that Tony Stark: Iron Man writer Dan Slott will be part of the creative team of Incoming #1, which promises that a murder mystery will affect everything in 2020 too Could that be where it is all set up? Iron Man does seem to be part of[...]

A few more changes between solicitation and publication for Marvel Comics. Tony Stark: Iron Man #17 was solicited as written by Dan Slott and Jim Zub, and drawn by Valerio Schiti.  Well, Slott remains, but the rest are changed it is now co-written by Slott and Christos Gage, who has worked with Slott before on the Spider-Verse,[...]

But next month's Fantastic Four #14. FANTASTIC FOUR #14 (W) Dan Slott (A) Paco Medina (CA) Mike Deodato POINT OF ORIGIN begins! One of Reed Richards' biggest regrets leads to a voyage to the one place in the universe the Fantastic Four have never been. A bold new chapter into the heart (and the start) of the Marvel Universe… and[...]

Artist Sara Pichelli will not be in attendance, it seems, as Aaron Kuder, Adam Hughes, and Mike Allred are listed as the artists alongside writer Dan Slott for Fantastic Four #5 And realizing that people might have reason to be a little bit skeptical of a comic book wedding of late, the publisher promises: Gather your[...]

Dan Slott impresses with a heartfelt script, and Sara Pichelli and Simone Bianchi both contribute some great visuals to the book. Hawkman #3 cover by Bryan Hitch and Alex Sinclair 3 Hawkman #3 Hawkman fights a T-Rex in this, then a swarm of avian humans in a battle that lasts literal hours Also, he can summon his mace like Mjolnir now[...]

Ben and Johnny fight, and it's genuinely heartbreaking. I was… concerned when I heard that Dan Slott was going to be headlining the new Fantastic Four book This issue shows a lot of promise, though It shows an emotional maturity and an ability to write genuine characters that was missing from much of Amazing Spider-Man, Silver[...]