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With the Fantastic Four in the middle, trying to guide them like puppets It doesn't get much more cosmic than this Glowing Kirby dots everywhere And the Celestials pulling a Voltron Fight fight fight fight fight!   So it turns out not enough people liked the Static Shock comic Well Scott Lobdell seems to have liked it[...]

This solution, if nothing else, is a little simpler. So that means that Fantastic Four Season One by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and David Marquez will be on sale from Tuesday, February 7th with subsequent volumes available on the Tuesday of their week of release. Combined with the Avengers Vs X-Men Launch parties happening on Tuesday, April 3rd,[...]

WARNING – There are spoilers for certain Marvel titles published today. In Uncanny X-Men of late, we've had a Celestial standing around near Utopia, which became a major plot point for Sinister's machinations recently that saw the X-Men have to stare down the coming Celestials, god-like aliens responsible for the mutations in humanity, and created by[...]

Doom made his first appearance in the classic Fantastic Four #5, and a CGC 7.5 copy sold for $4,700 After selling around $2,500 for the majority of sales over this past decade, the price jumped significantly with two recent sales, one in 2010 for $4,481 and again at that exact same price in May of[...]

The six hundredth issue of Fantastic Four is out today – if you count the previous issues of the FF comic in the total Which they do It is also the fiftieth anniversary of Fantastic Four #1 – and the beginning of the Marvel Universe Back in August. And for some reason, the comic in question[...]

In an arranged news release with the Associated Press, and as Bleeding Cool warned you, Marvel Comics has released news concerning the contents of Fantastic Four #600 Althoigh, in a twist from form, they have released the spoiler for the Wednesday of release, rather than the Monday before… It has been picked up by CBS News,[...]

No spoilers for Fantastic Four #600 here But I understand that Marvel is looking to get a little publicity for this comic when it comes out on Wednesday Which means, anytime from Monday midnight in New York, there could be big, wacky, massive spoilers going large all over place. So turn off Twitter Stay away from[...]

Seeing Tom Brevoort post a pic of his unbound proof got my anticipation up, and so has Rich's post today. Most-Read Comic Stories Today: Gail Simone To Write New DC Teen Team Title At the MCM London Expo, Alex Fitch interviewed Batgirl and Fury Of Firestorm writer Gail Simone as she gave us all manner of[...]

So I have read Fantastic Four #600 Well, some of it anyway A good half Now this is not a place for spoilers, more a place for… flavours And here is a tasting menu. 1 Things Fall Apart This is where it all comes togther Jonathan Hickman's byzantine plans in Fantastic Four and FF, with protagonists and[...]

Ever since its original appearance, she's been missing from the cover for some unexplained reason. Marvel Confirms FF To Continue Alongside Fantastic Four As we kinda figured, Jonathan Hickman and Juan Bibillo will continue FF after issue 11, even as Fantastic Four returns with Hickman and Steve Epting for issue 600 in November. DC Comics Executive Vice President[...]

As we kinda figured, Jonathan Hickman and Juan Bibillo will continue FF after issue 11, even as Fantastic Four returns with Hickman and Steve Epting for issue 600 in November. Two books for the price of… two books. As we kinda figured, Jonathan Hickman and Juan Bibillo will continue FF after issue 11, even as Fantastic[...]

Here's the solicitation. FANTASTIC FOUR #600 Written by JONATHAN HICKMAN Penciled by STEVE EPTING, CARMINE DI GIANDOMENICO,LEINIL YU & FAREL DALRYMPLE Cover by GABRIELE DELL'OTTO Variant Covers by JOE QUESADA, JOHN ROMITA JR & ART ADAMS Of course we haven't seen the Human Torch flamed off yet Is it still Johnny Storm? And what about FF #12? WIll that still be[...]

There's an October solicitation for a Fantastic Four poster by Joe Quesada that is blacked out in the Marvel Previews Which is really handy for shops thinking about ordering it. Well, I think this is it The cover to Fantastic Four #600, presumably And it was blanked out for a reason. There's an October solicitation for[...]

Marvel are counting down to some kind of Fantastic Four announcement for November. It doesn't take a brain surgeon to realise this is the transformation of FF back into Fantastic Four in time for the six hundrdth issue in November. But I'm also told that the Future Foundation will continue as its own book, too, both to[...]

Look, we al know it's Fantastic Four #600, why not just come out and say it? Or if it isn't Fantastic Four #600, then just tell us what it is Either way, I'm not running the latest Marvel teaser for… …hey, how did that happen? Look, we al know it's Fantastic Four #600, why not just[...]

Marvel's longest running comic Fantastic Four concluded with issue #588 last year, twelve issues short of the #600 issue, and restarted with FF #1. Well, issues 10 and 11 are shipping in October. In November, it looks like Fantastic Four will be returning With #600 And bringing the likes of Carmine Di Giandomenico and Leinil Francis Yu[...]

Marvel Entertainment Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada just gave us a fascinating glimpse of his artwork development process step by step on twitter, featuring how he created a piece for the upcoming Fantastic Four 50th anniversary: [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98815685370720256"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98815981576663041"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98816177249337348"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98816826355625985"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98817062125846528"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98817391345143808"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98817713597714432"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98818221909618688"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98818376863981568"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98818816599011329"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98819150650146816"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98819421220519936"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98819625646702592"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98820410082205697"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98820481452490756"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98820785526947840"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98821044546179073"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98821223894618112"] [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/JoeQuesada/status/98821573779275776"] [blackbirdpie[...]

And all in continuity… Fantastic Four: Season One by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and David Marquez, February 2012 X-Men: Season One by Dennis Hopeless and Jamie McKelvie, March 2012 Daredevil: Season One by Antony Johnston and Wellinton Alves, April 2012 Spider-Man: Season One by Cullen Bunn and Neil Edwards, May 2012 Expect to see these used as an assault on the book[...]

Yesterday we celebrated the 76th birthday of creator of the Mr Men, the late Roger Hargreaves, with Google. Paul Shinn decided to join in with the

This is the Stan Goldberg cover to FF #1 by Jonathan Hickman and Steve Epting, from the man who coloured Fantastic Four #1 and, indeed, set their colour scheme. So, if they're now going for the white look, why not get the man back to give it his own touch? Very respectable. Now if Marvel were to[...]

Yeah, so this was really the day to read comic books all about death and mourning. Both Fantastic Four #588 and Amazing Spider-Man #655  take the silent approach. The first, in the wake of Fantastic Four #587 and the death of the Human Torch, sees the team and the family suffering the death individually in their own[...]

Jonathan Hickman and Steve Epting's final arc on Fantastic Four hasn't finished yet But you can pre-order it in hardcover from Amazon.com for 53% off the cover price, down to $11.63 With free shipping. That is less than retailers will order copies for Collecting six issues, that makes it less than $1.99 an issue It's below[...]

You can buy issue 1 of Halcyon on eBay for 99 cents But if you want issue 2 as well (right), you might have to pay up to $28. Diamond/Diamond UK losing the UK's print run of the second issue of Marc Guggenheim comic for Image has caused a rush on this issue, naturally in[...]

Dynamic Forces are selling signed copies of Fantastic Four #587 by Stan Lee for $299.99 Of course, retailers and Diamond will take 60% of that, and Stan Lee will take a chunk himself. But it seems the writer of the death issue may be in as much demand as the original co-creator of the comic Larry's[...]

Josh Adams writes for Bleeding Cool. If there is one thing about comics that is mistreated more than anything it's death.  I know, there is a lot that we

Well tech blogs do this kind of thing with phones, and computers and things don't they? I thought it might be fun to do the same with the Fantastic Four death issue… There are spoilers Big ones You only have yourself to blame if you press play… [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8It0atNXBE[/youtube] [...]

Karl at Orbital Comics in London, holding the death issue, while supressing a tear. The one thing I wasn't expecting about the death issue of the Fantastic Four is that we wouldn't see a death in it Just the reaction to one. This is a story about last stands of so many people Reed Richards against Galactus[...]

The Associated Press may have told the collective media who dies in Fantastic Four #587 today, but Bleeding Cool is not going to Not directly at least We'll leave commentary till later in the week, and we'll run a non-spoilery review later today. But if you absolutely absolutely must spoil yourself, click here for the spoilery[...]

Yes of course the status quo will be reverted to at some point. Yes, it will probably be after the end of a twelve issue run of FF which will then be re-renamed and renumbered as Fantastic Four #600. But Jonathan Hickman is one of the finest modern commercial comic book writers His Fantastic Four so far[...]

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