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Excelsior, true believers! Marvel Comics has bestowed on us today the final two teasers introducing the 1,000,000 BC Avengers, pre-historic characters that will appear for the first time ever in Marvel's industry-changing Marvel Legacy one-shot this September by Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic. For the comic book media, whose sole desire is to receive the missives[...]

Hot off the heels of DC's 2016 Flintstones series, Marvel is taking its own trip to the distant past for the industry-changing Marvel Legacy one-shot by Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic But unlike The Flintstones, which was a unique and interesting take on the concept conveyed throughout a year-long monthly series, Marvel Legacy will change[...]

That's clearly got to be better than One Million Moms, and no, sadly doesn't have anything to do with the number of readers Bleeding Cool has or us becoming Avengers (yet). Rather, Marvel Comics is out to tease, in their usual piecemeal fashion, the One Million BC Avengers, the primordial Avengers of the dawn of man,[...]

We'll have to see when Marvel Legacy #1 comes out  on September 27th from Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic. A few pages from the 1,000,000 BC Avengers were shared this morning on Newsarama In it we see Odin retrieving Mjolnir and meeting with the others.   Marvel continues to push their Marvel Legacy initiative,[...]

At Marvel's Next Big Thing panel at C2E2 today, Jason Aaron teased an exciting component of he and Esad Ribic's Legacy one-shot The series, which kicks off Marvel's Legacy initiative that will affect the entire line, will serve as an "entry point" for readers to figure out what's currently going on with Marvel's continuity (remember[...]

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[...]

I have been told that the finale of Secret Wars #9 by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic, to be published this Wednesday, bears something in similarity to Steven Moffat's first Doctor Who story with Christopher Eccleston. That's all How peculiar What could it be? SPOILER SPECULATION to follow… Because that would be the two parter The Empty[...]

This was how the scene played out in the recent Secret Wars by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic The God Doom with a face he is unable to change, despite his ominipotent powers. But it didn't always look so bad Here is the original pencil artwork for that page, on sale for $1000. He kept his nose[...]

Three pages of next week's Secret Wars #7 by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic, courtesy of Marvel PR and CBR. In case you couldn't tell from the logo. I'm sure Marvel will have the rest of the pages finished by then It appears a truth has been uttered and the Thor Corps have turned on their God Doom[...]

Today, Marvel is pleased to present Alex Ross' stunning cover to SECRET WARS #8 – the epic, penultimate issue of the blockbuster event! Chartbusting creators Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic march toward the end of their grand saga as the final battle against God Doom rages on! Battleworld teeters on the brink The Shield has[...]

I understand that the Paris branch of Humanoids will be at Paris Comic Con this weekend with a big announcement. It's all very hush hush, but word is that

While the biggest stories of the week on Bleeding Cool seemed mostly to spin out of Friday's announcements from DC Comics, just one observation of an Esad Ribic cover by Greg Rucka dominated traffic this week on Bleeding Cool… Top Twenty Traffic Of The Week 1 Esad Ribic's Gay Porn Wolverine Cover That Marvel Never Noticed 2. New DC[...]

Earlier today, we ran, in what has been one of the more popular stories of the day, a reappraisal by Greg Rucka of a Wolverine cover by Esad Ribic – and one that it seems was totally intended to be at the time of creation. Well, Dean Haspiel isn't taking any of that nonsense And points[...]

A naked Nightcrawler. A crotch-glowering Wolverine. A rather familiar pose for such scenes. Greg Rucka writes on Tumblr, Also please note the placement of

The London Super Comic Con has released a bunch more comic attendees at the show… oh look, Max Brooks, Garth Ennis, Kieron Gillen… you can see that Bleeding Cool's publisher must be in attendance! The new names are Arthur Adams, Simone Bianchi, Brian Bolland, Max Brooks, Mark Buckingham, Joyce Chin, Garth Ennis, Kieron Gillen, Adi Granov, Tabitha Lyons, Ron Marz, Ireland Reid, Esad Ribic, David Roach, Laura Sindall, Rachel Stott, David Wachter and Jeremy[...]

He packs the issue so full with incident that the power-play dialog sections between Odin and Freya are given plenty of depth without shorting the action, from frost-giant invasion to Thor's desperate wielding of a battle axe in Mjolnir's place… while riding underwater on a goat. Artist Russell Dauterman (Nightwing, Supurbia, and costume illustrator for such[...]

 What Rick Remender is doing with Deadly Class I've enjoyed recently.  Wes Craig is doing a phenomenal job with the art on that book, and Lee Loughridge on colors.  The whole package is just f#^%ing phenomenal.  I'm super excited that Stray Bullets  started again.  The Chirs Samnee and Mark Waid Daredevil stuff.  I've known Waid[...]

Right out of the gate with a new title, Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic deliver a lush, dense and masterful contribution to the history of the thunder god I'm an admitted fan of Aaron's previous work but I wasn't sure what to expect when he was announced on Thor After all, my favorite Aaron comics[...]

24.NOW, starting a new story, Rogue Planet, with Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic — as Captain America and Iron Man create a new Avengers team to deal with a planet heading straight for us. Bleeding Cool is also expecting an All-New X-Factor to be announced at some point And we have to get an All New[...]

Here's the cover to Thor: God Of Thunder #2 by Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic. And that's a young God iof Thunder, it looks like Without Mjlonir, and wielding an axe instead Could this be… a pre-hammer Thor? Why, yes, I think it could be. Here's the cover to Thor: God Of Thunder #2 by Jason Aaron[...]

Then this week, at 9am ET on the same day, the same website confirmed that series, with an interview with the creative team, and art. That's how it worked for CBR, Mark Waid and Leinil Yu on Indestructable Hulk yesterday, how it worked for Newsarama, Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic on Thor the day before, let's[...]

Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic now confirmed on Thor: God Of Thunder from November And a twenty four hour wait for the next confirmation… Aaron describes the book; In part I do flash back and show a young Thor in action, but he's actually just one of three Thors that I want to focus on[...]

There we go. We tagged Esad Ribic for the Marvel Now relaunch of Thor, but not the writer That has now been announced as Jason Aaron. Well, announced as much of these things ever are "Whosoever is worthy etc etc…" There we go. We tagged Esad Ribic for the Marvel Now relaunch of Thor, but not the writer[...]

In what seems eons ago (before San Diego Comic Con, basically), we reported the rumour that Esad Ribic and Jonathan Hickman were taking on The Avengers for Marvel NOW! Well, we later had confirmation that Jonathan was on Avengers, but no mention of Esad. Well, in an interview with iFanboy, Tom Brevoort at least confirmed his involvement with Marvel[...]

Brian Bendis has been writing the book for an age and is planning on moving on to something even bigger… Look for the beginning of Hickman's latest epic in September or October… and I'm told that he's joining with Esad Ribic. So who is replacing Hickman on the FF? Let's see if there's another filling that's worth[...]

And even Millar's return didn't bring the book the critical attention he expected nor take it back to the top of the charts. Will Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic give a new Ultimates, with a still-counter intuitive title of Ultimate Comics Ultimates, the attention grab it needs? Well there's a little BRitish fashion sense in the air,[...]

Its first two series with Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch seemed to set the agenda for superhero comics, but a third series by Jeph Loeb and Joe Madueira was critically panned, and when Mark Millar returned to the book with a number of high profile artists – and vampires – the book had lost its[...]