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In addition to paying tribute to Marvel's past while looking forward to the blah blah blah with their characters, it looks like Marvel is also employing a classic legacy tactic: have their most popular character make a guest appearance to boost sales on a book. Defenders by "The Great One" Brian Bendis and David Marquez is[...]

Iron Fist lands a shockwave punch, Daredevil has his martial arts talent on display, and Jessica breaks half of Diamondback's face. This is all brought to life by the talented David Marquez, who, with the help of skilled colorist Justin Ponsor, delivers the same noir look of the first issue A lot of this book is[...]

The art, by David Marquez is realistic and grounded This a believable New York City, and Marquez has paid attention to detail in setting up the world around the characters The Defenders #1 is a beautiful book, and one I'll absolutely keep in my pull box. This post was brought to you by Third Eye Comics,[...]

It's a little surprising that they didn't go with Wilson Fisk (other than not wanting to include Spider-Man), but Diamondback is still an excellent choice. David Marquez is an excellent artist, balancing a classic superhero style and a noir look for this comic This is aided by Justin Ponsor using colors that circulate around purple, making[...]

The answer is: in May, with a Free Comic Book Day preview, followed by an ongoing series in June, with artist and Civil War 2 partner David Marquez. For no reason we can think of other "because he can," Marvel VP Tom Brevoort seriously tried to claim that the decision to publish the new series, which[...]

I've secreted the new ones in to the gallery now for you to enjoy … and I'm still leaving the lovely surprise at the bottom. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ The creators on each cover are Invincible Iron Man #5 by[...]

Written by "The Great One" Brian Bendis with art by David Marquez, Civil War 2 #8 will answer all of your questions that weren't already answered by the slew of books set in its aftermath that have come out already And in this issue… AN AVENGER WILL DIE!!! Every so often, comic[...]

By Joe Glass Cover by Marko Djurdjevic So Marvel have now released a preview for the final issue of Civil War 2, and it would seem to answer what exactly that Miles Morales Spider-Man premonition and Old Man Logan saying his world was the way it was because of what 'Stark did' was all about. I mean, it's[...]

Ryan, with art by David Marquez I was looking forward to it, because my experience reading the first issue was so positive Besides, I'm a bit behind on the times since the original series has been out for quite some time. [WARNING: SPOILERS FOR THE JOYNERS #2!] The description of this issue, I feel, is worth mentioning: "Divorce[...]

This is the first time David Marquez's work is published in color and it's a joy to view. The Joyners #1 (of 4) releases from BOOM! Studios imprint Archaia this Wednesday, June 15th. The news of The Joyners being released serialized might not be exciting for those of you who've already encountered it[...]

Marvel PR has given the PR to themselves for the artwork for Civil War II drawn by David Marquez shown off at ComicsPRO in Portland  today. All-New All-Different Avengs on the side of Tony Stark… for now… See more of our ComicsPRO  coverage here.   Marvel PR has given the PR to themselves for the artwork for Civil[...]

By Joe Glass BE AWARE: This article contains mindless speculation – and spoilers for the original Civil War series. We now know that Civil War II, by Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez, the sequel to one of Marvel's most successful line-wide events and a handy tie-in to the Captain America: Civil War movie (or as I[...]

And naming Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez, the current Invincible Iron Man team, as the creators ComicBook got confirmation from Marvel and state that it wont be coming out in April, suggesting instead that it will be May, alongside the release of the Captain America: Civil War movie… UPDATE: In what might be called a CBTwitch, Marvel have[...]

Today sees the launch of Invincible Iron Man #1, the debut title of Marvel's All-New All-Different relaunch, by Brian Bendis and David Marquez. Much has been made in promotion of the final page of the comic which may be internet-breaking. So we have new armor, maybe new girlfriend, new powers in the armor, and a whopper of a last[...]

From John Romita in Amazing Spider-Man. Recreated by David Marquez for the All-New All-Different Marvel title Invincible Iron Man. With a little "after Romita" tag there Nice. Except it was previously reinterpreted by Adam Hughes… Time to… animate! In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree[...]

There are certainly plenty of variant and tiered variant covers, as well as launch party promotions. Also it's a big new book by Brian Bendis and David Marquez, so that should help too. Meanwhile Marvel PR guy and ex-Bleeding Cool writer Chris D'Lando has told us bugger all Not even the Skottie Young variant cover to the[...]

From the preview of Invincible Iron Man by Brian Bendis and David Marquez from CBR A glimpse at what the new Iron Man suit can do…basically everything.  Is there a song in this? Iron Man, Iron Man, does whatever every other Iron Man can. Can is armour emerge from his skin? No it can't but everything apart from that. Look out! Here[...]

Senior VP of Publishing at Marvel Comics and Rich Johnston's best friend Tom Brevoort introduced the panel, including Invicible Iron Man artist David Marquez and Captain Marvel artist Kris Anka. "The first and best piece of advice we can give you," said Brevoort "Doing stuff for Marvel can be A goal, but probably shouldn't be THE[...]

This is how the final issue of The Fantastic Four was solicited. FANTASTIC FOUR #645 (W) James Robinson & Various (A) Leonard Kirk & Various (CA) Leonard Kirk THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL FANTASTIC FOUR STORY CONCLUDES IN AN EXTRA-SIZED SPECIAL!•  Will the Fantastic Four defeat The Quiet Man and the corrupted forces of the Heroes Reborn universe?•  Will the Johnny get[...]

is being dismantled.  Mutants are largely hailed as heroes.  Times are changing.  During this potentially world-ending event, Miles revealed to his father his alter-ego, and his father disappeared, blaming Spider-Man for the death Miles' mother.  Miles checks in at home every day, just in case his dad comes back, but lives with Ganke's family instead[...]

Now there's a chance for other readers to do the same this May as Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez bring us Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man #1 and the first story arc Revival. Miles is back in action with a new status quo and a brand new outlook But his new lease on life is short[...]

"I love working on it just because it is the first time as an artist I've been able to draw funny and I love doing it." As he finished as sketch of Shocker he had nothing but huge praise for Nick Spenser as a collaborator and hopes to keep working with him for as long[...]

Ryan, illustrated by David Marquez, with 3D work from Tara Rhymes, and lettered and designed by Jon Adams, the book is a large-format foray into anaglyph 3D whose contents often defies reader expectations and whose format often equally convinces the reader that they've entered a strange new world where things are often a bit more[...]

Potential All New X-Men spoilers for this Brian Bendis and David Marquez comic at the link. In the current All New X-Men comic, we have a very poorly Beast And a Beast from the past trying to help cure him.  The forum approves. Most-Read Comic Stories Today – All New X-Men, Amazing Spider-Man 700 Is That An All New[...]

Ryan (left) with David Marquez (right) in artist's alley at SDCC 2012 Alistair Philp writes for Bleeding Cool from San Diego Comic Con; I was lucky enough to meet up with David Marquez and R.J Ryan today at SDCC where they told me about their upcoming project together, titled The Joyners in 3D, to be published[...]

Which means even if you don't like the book, you'll be able to flip it on eBay. Or you can choose a separate full colour commission from Jimmy – a rare thing since he doesn't do commissions or sell his art. And if that's not enough, you might also be drawn by being in good company… other[...]